Thank you so much!

As far as I understood it can be used for years. I think (for some) if you stop it the acne will be back. After some time you can reduce it and see how it goes.

@@nadiazayatmakeup Thank you.

I leave it overnight, then wash it off in the morning.

yes

Hi, lots of people wrote in the comments that they apply it after the moisturiser. I prefer to apply it before the moisturiser, that way I know my pores are "clean" and BP can penetrate better. I just feel it works better this way.

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Yes, you can do that!

That means you are too using too much of it and/or too often.

On daily basis I don't apply anything, people think I wear brown eyeshots and sometimes ask me for the shade/the brand 😄 When I wear eye makeup I apply it directly..

I just started using bp 2 percentage today 🙂 did you apply moisturizer first or bp? Did you wash them or let them stay for a full night?

Hmm never happened to me. Maybe is because of the brand that you are using? I have heard some brands leave white when you sweat, but I haven't experienced it.

Hmmm maybe you have sensitive skin? Have you tried using another brand or maybe use less amount of it?

First the micellar water, then you wash your face with the foaming gel.

Think you so much!

I am not sure what I use in this video but normally Cerave foaming cleanser.

No, unfortunately it doesn't help for hyperpigmentation.

Yes

Yes, apply it everywhere where you get pimples.

It might mean you are using too much of it or/and too often.

yes, I apply it overnight.

Hi Fatima, as far as I know niacin amide shouldn't be used together with BP. You can use one of them in the morning and the other one in the evening, but don't mix them together.

I have used salicylic face wash before applying BP and it was completely fine, but you can always double check with your dermatologist.

Hi dear, I am not sure to be honest with you.

Yes, you can leave it overnight.

It's different for everybody. For me after 3 months of constant use my skin was completely clean, but I started seeing good results after a month.

Hi dear, I used to get the exact same problem. I changed 2, 3 times the moisturiser until I find one that doesn't sting too much. The burning sensation was the worse for me with Cetaphil lotion, but I have heard many people with acne recommending it so I guess it's different for everybody. I really like Cerave products, I remember that the Cerave Moisturising Cream didn't sting and was really calming my skin during the difficult beginning of the treatment. Keep in mind that no matter what moisturiser you use, in the beginning you will always experience this burning sensation, BUT some moisturisers sting less than others, so the trick is to find a suitable one for you. Also one thing that I used to do to calm down the skin is blowing cold air with the blowdryer on my face 😄 weird but it helps! This usually happens only in the beginning, once your skin gets used to the treatment you wouldn't experience it (or at least it won't be too bad). Sorry for the late reply and good luck 🍀

you can use Adapalene in the evening and BP in the morning but you can't mix them together.

I doubt it

Some people don't use cleansers at all, I personally love it and I wouldn't recommend using anything else instead. Only water doesn't work the same, but as I said some people wash it only with water and they're fine with it.

I used it for years because every time I tried to stop it the acne used to come back. I did reduce it though. This year I stopped it entirely but I use Adapalene (another topical treatment for acne) and some supplements.

I don't remember either 😅 but yeah, in general don't apply it straight away. Doesn't have to be exactly an hour, just in general leave some time between both.

This is an absolute nonsense! Mouth bacteria doesn’t cause acne! And why do you assume I don’t brush my teeth!

That is good you brush your teeth but do you rinse with an antiseptic mouth wash? Also change your bedding once a week especially your pillow case. Follow my steps and your skin will clear up.​@@nadiazayatmakeup

That is good you brush your teeth but do you rinse with a oral antiseptic before bed? Also change your bedding once a week especially your pillow case.

Your “steps” are nonsense! Acne isn’t caused by bad hygiene or from mouth bacteria! There’s 0 scientific evidence behind your claims.. so next time READ first before you talk! The only reason I’m replying to your dumb comment is because I don’t want someone to see it and feel bad! Stop assuming that people with acne have bad hygiene because it’s NOT true and it’s extremely rude and hurtful to do so!

@@nadiazayatmakeup Iam sorry I did not mean to imply you or anyone else has poor hygiene. The statement I made was based on my own personal experience. My battle with acne has been long and hard. I bought every product to fight it then discovered the answer is right under my nose. My mouth or saliva was causing my outbreaks while I slept. Most people won't experience this but I did.

Welcome 🥰

After BP apply moisturizer

You're so welcome!

you maintain it the same way or try to reduce it to once a day.

Thank uu

you're welcome x

not with everything.. glycolid acid - yes salicylic acid - yes retinoids (adapalene, tretinoin etc) - NO vitamin C - NO

@@nadiazayatmakeup thnks for ur reply🙂

I've explained everything in the video

it depends what is available in your area, in some countries there are many BP products, in others - only one or two.

Unfortunately nothing works 100% on its own for acne. Keep using it as it does help you but try other options as well. For example you can add adapelene to your skincare routine or you can try reduce cow milk (there's some evidence it might make acne worse), ask your doctor to run a blood test to see if you have vitamin D deficienty etc..

@@nadiazayatmakeup tnku for yur reply❤️

it's not permanent, but it means you use too much of it or/and too often... and probably your skin will start peeling soon.

@@nadiazayatmakeup Ahh alright! Thank you so much for letting me know :D <33