Comments on: Help with finding skin care that doesn’t make me break out!?

By: rn

rn — Fri, 21 May 2010 23:28:59 +0000

had the same problem too. And this is what has helped.

1. Stop using All skincare products

2. Before I use regular tap water to wash my face with I use Evian ( it is that bottled spring water). I pour some on the palm of my hand and just sort of smear it all over my face. Or you could pour some on a cotton pad and gently ( without rubbing) smoothe it over your face to lift off some of the oil. I follow that by rinsing my face with regular tap water. Evian actually helps to cleanse the skin which I could never get by using tap water only.
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By: Rumor

Rumor — Fri, 21 May 2010 23:06:59 +0000

I 100% owe my skin’s life to Glytone products… I have combination skin that is either extremely dry, or very oily and Im super prone to rashes and break outs of all sorts. I had a dermatologist recommend Glytone and its seriously saved me, my skin is soooo smooth.. and always… Ive used it for 3 years now, never stopped working! I buy it online… the link is below!
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http://www.dermstore.com/profile_Glytone_100043.htm

By: Erika L

Erika L — Fri, 21 May 2010 22:37:59 +0000

I can totally relate to you.. I never had the big breakouts like most people had, just lots of redness and tiny bumps all the time. Finding the right combination of products was like a giant chemistry experiment, but I finally have it down.

I stopped washing twice a day because I was overstimulating my skin and I think the products were drying it out. I started using Proactiv, but only at night. It took a few weeks to really show results, but I’ve maintained perfect skin for the last 3 1/2 years. A first for me since the 5th grade! Also, their sulfur mask is like a miracle. I use it a couple times a week when I get breakouts. To remove make-up I use a really gentle remover wipe by the brand Comodynes (I get them at Trader Joe’s). I’ve tried a few different types of wipes, but these seem to work best and don’t sting. I even use them on my eyes. For a moisturizer, I use Aveeno’s skin calming moisturizer. It’s really light, not greasy at all, and has helped get rid of "red face". It’s the only moisturizer I’ve ever been able to use. For make-up, Bare Escentuals can’t be beat – no clogging, nice coverage, and I think it’s actually helped improve the texture of my skin. It’s also super quick and easy to apply.

I hope this helps you. You may still want to consult with a dermatologist because if you do have a skin condition, it may just keep getting irritated by any product you try until you get the condition cleared up. It’ll be worth it though- best of luck to you!
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By: funkydesign03

funkydesign03 — Fri, 21 May 2010 21:54:59 +0000

You should probably see a dermatologist. They can prescribe you products based on your specific skin type that will improve the overall condition of your skin and treat the problems you are having now. Although I use Neutrogena products, they are scented and perhaps the fragrance is irritating your skin and causing the bumps and flakiness. Good luck
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By: Dreamer124

Dreamer124 — Fri, 21 May 2010 21:28:59 +0000

I have found great success using the Oil of Olay line. My skin tends to get dry in patches and since using their line of products (the Regenerist and Definity line) I have had great success! I had some bumps on my face and since using this they have noiticably been smoothed over! I have had these bumps for nearly 10 years and after 6 months of daily usage, they are almost flattened down. They will probably never go completely away, but I am very happy to see them smoothed this much. I hope that if you try this line you too might find success and great skin!
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By: TNCreature

TNCreature — Fri, 21 May 2010 20:55:59 +0000

My great aunt used 2 products on her face:
Whitch Hazel and Vaseline
Sometimes simple is best.
Good luck, I have very sensitive skin as well.
use oil free, non comedogenic, FRAGRANCE FREE products.
Chamomile can be very soothing for your skin (you can even use the tea bags). Aloe Vera is very soothing as well.
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Here is a non comedogenic chart, indicating the effects of most oils used in skin products.
http://www.soapnuts.com/noncomo.html

By: I luv kole

I luv kole — Fri, 21 May 2010 20:41:59 +0000

Well, you shouldn't use Neutrogena products only becuz you said u dont like cheep product and neutrogena is very cheap! ~good luck~ ~♥destiny☻~
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By: cuteredhead

cuteredhead — Fri, 21 May 2010 20:03:59 +0000

I too have sensitive skin.

I tried proactive and it did major damage to my face.

I have been using Arbonne Clear Advantages for four months and love it! https://www.arbonne.com
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By: cinnamon

cinnamon — Fri, 21 May 2010 19:15:59 +0000

Yes, I would probably take a trip to the dermatologist, you may need an allergy test to see what exactly you are allergic to. Alot of the products that youve mentioned have perfumes in them, and this also could be the reason for your outbreaks, The dermatologist will determine which products, if any you should use, or better yet he/she will give you prescriptions for the appropriate medication(s). lol
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By: LITTLE MELON

LITTLE MELON — Fri, 21 May 2010 19:02:59 +0000

Have you tried Proactive? It works pretty well. If not, go to a dermatologist, they will help.
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