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HOW TO FADE POST-ACNE REDNESS #dermatologist @DrDrayzday
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So we have to make sure we have acne under control. A hard thing, for me, as nothing seems to work. I still get some pimples every week, that’s why my skin is always red and inflamed
Have you tried sulphur on them? I’ve always had trouble with acne, and while I have figured out how to keep it under decent control, sulphur has really helped me. Now I only get like 3-5 small pimples a month, and that’s so miniscule for me personally. It’s antiinflammatory as well as an acne fighter, and even though I still break out, they go away much faster now. Azelaic Acid has helped me pretty well as well (I do use other actives for my acne too though)
@melio2981 how often do you do it? As a mask? How long do you leave it on?
@Melio i’m trying sulfur at the moment, but i don’t have hopes that it will work that well for me.
If you have the means to, get your hormones checked and bloodwork done. You might be dealing with an underlying problem that can’t be treated topically.
@Вишња Смуђа thanks for suggestions, but those things cost a lot and it’s a lot to search a cliniq where they do it
The combination of Tretinoin and Azelaic Acid is amazing!! ❤
Can tretinoin over time help
Laser vs peels?
Mandelic acid?
Azelaic acid 20% it does wonders on hyperpigmentation, I have done laser 3 times ant was really disappointed.
Try the acid first. In EU you can buy it in pharmacy, it is called Acnederm, cheaper than any skincare product