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please

>> No.9224752

I have acne and it's only getting worse. Any tips to generally help clear up my face?

>> No.9224769
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>>9224752
What is your current routine?

>> No.9224780

what's the difference between

http://www.paulaschoice.com/shop/skin-care-categories/sun-protection/_/Skin-Recovery-Daily-Moisturizing-Lotion-SPF-30/
http://www.paulaschoice.com/shop/skin-care-categories/sun-protection/_/Resist-Cellular-Defense-Daily-Moisturizer-with-SPF-25-and-Antioxidants/
and
http://www.paulaschoice.com/shop/skin-care-categories/sun-protection/_/Moisture-Boost-Daily-Restoring-Complex-SPF-30/
?

>> No.9224847

>>9224780
Different SPF and ingredients. If you aren't sure which one you like best, order samples.

>> No.9224863

Daily reminder:

If you are spending more than $20 on a facial cleanser you should be considering yourself as a retarded person.

>> No.9224886

>>9224863
I beg to differ

If you're buying a larger quantity, it can cost more than $20

>> No.9224909
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>>9224847
spf isn't really a big deal to me

i use adapalene and stridex and my face is red and irritated and i have a lot of PIH i need to get rid of

which of those would be best for me?

i see that Skin Recovery and Moisture Boost both have vitamin C which should be good for my redness and PIH, right?

is that enough or should i just drop PC and instead buy something with niacinamide in it like EltaMD?

>> No.9224918

>>9224863
>being a poorfag

$20 ain't nothing broke nigga

>> No.9224962
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>>9224918
oh dear excuse my interruption, let just drop this pic of the $8 product that proved to be better than my $58 cleanser that i threw in the garbage 2 months ago. by the way i am a poor fag

>tfw $9.15 per hour
you will never know this feel fuccboi

>> No.9224964

>>9224962
actually this is really good, i also use it

>> No.9224966

>>9224962
>you will never know this feel fuccboi
not him but try living in a state where minimum is still 7.25

>> No.9225007

>>9224962
works for me too. cost doesn't really matter with cleansers since they're only on your face for like 20 seconds

>> No.9225031

>>9224863
I spend $50 on a set every 4-6 weeks and $34 on a cleanser that lasts about the same. I've never had problems with my skin but I'm happier with it now that I maintain it, especially when I travel.

>> No.9225968

Why is cerave recommended more around websites? Is it because of the ceramide ingredient? I've used both cerave and Cetaphil cleansers and feel like Cetaphil is better..

>> No.9226079

>>9224962
Works good for me, I use the oily skin version

>> No.9226110

>>9224752
acne is bretty good though, bit overpriced, but good

>> No.9226128

>>9224962
I used that for the past 6 months It works well, but
I went back the Cerave foaming cleanser cause It felt better for me.

No ones skin is the same try it out for at least a month and see which one
had better results.

>> No.9226140
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GOAT skincare routine for normal people

Morning
Moisturizer
Zinc oxide sunscreen

Night
Oil cleanse
Moisturizer

>> No.9226148

>>9226110
apc > acne though

>> No.9226153

>>9226110
>>9226148
outlier > apc > acne

>> No.9226161

>>9226153
they do have a similar line but not really fair to compare outlier and acne/apc imo

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Does anyone have any good remedies for dark circles that have worked well?

>> No.9226333

>>9226166
BB cream.

>> No.9226343

>>9224752
>Any tips to generally help clear up my face?

WHY YES

STOP BUYING COSMETIC PRODUCTS AND SPEND THE MONEY YOU HAVE SAVED ON FRUIT, VEG AND NUTS; DRINK WATER AND GET EARLY NIGHTS

>> No.9226365

>>9226166
Eat less salt/sodium
Drink more water
Missha BB cream

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>> No.9226546
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26 and still acne everywhere. Pic related.

>> No.9226548

>>9226546
... Are you popping your pimples?

>> No.9226550
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>>9226546
OF FUCK WHAT ARE YOU DOING STOP YOU'LL GET SCURRED FOREVER

>> No.9226560

>>9226548
>>9226550
i've given up on even trying to cure my acne. i pop those that are at the point to erupt so they don't pop mid day and stain my shirt. its worse when they pop when im nowhere near a tissue or the bathroom...

>> No.9226575

>>9226550
Fake

>> No.9226584

>>9226560
10% benzoyl peroxide or accutane

>> No.9226594

>>9226575
look extra hard at her teeth m8

>> No.9226761

>>9226546
if blood comes out you're going too far mate... only push the dirt out
you do not want more acne scarring

>> No.9226781

>>9226584
10% is too much.

>> No.9226810

>>9226761
Do you pop them when they're fully mature (everybody says that's best but IMO it's more painful and there's more chance of scarring)?
I break out around my cheeks a lot, I get pretty painful bumps under my skin. I pop them with the help of two qtips (clean hands, clean qtips) before they surface completely, in order to drain them before they reach mount Vesuvius status.

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>> No.9228057

>>9226110
kek

>> No.9230003

>>9224745

>>9224745

Most of the time acne is the result of inflammation in the gut, so if you really want to cut it out for good, you have to go on a special diet to flush out the bad bacteria. I recommend the candida cleanse or the ketogenic diet. I am taking probiotics and they have an amazing healing affect on the skin, this and loose leaf camomile tea are my favorites for scarring.

Scars DO fade. Someone I know had cystic acne, but now he gets complimented on his skin and asked if he is a model because his pores are hardly visible, never mind the scarring. He told me he went on a special Chinese cleansing diet for a year while in Beijing. I will say that if you have acne, never be in the sun too long, as this type of damage to acne scarring is irreversible.

I have seen some of my scars heal, but it does take dedication and commitment. For example, if I go on a cleanse for a week then eat something high in sugar, the inflammation comes back and that causes the fading scar to become irritated again. You might be using the best products on the market, but if you are constantly rubbing your scarring then it will never leave, you must be gentle.

Must haves to heal skin:

- A whole food diet rich in vitamins and plenty of herbal teas for detoxification.

- At least 4 days a week of exercise because this is what is going to help rebuild collagen and promote circulation.

- A natural high quality skincare brand like Neal's Yard Remedies/Kiehls/Green People/Organic Pharmacy.

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tbh it's just a combination of diet and products for me. I use that Aesop Fabulous Face Cleanser & that Aesop Moroccan Neroli post shave lotion when I shave. It's expensive, but employee discounts help & being able to buy it in a brick & mortar and get ample samples also helps too