I need a face mask or a peel off mask that would moisturize my skin and help out with acnes and blackheads, And yes, I'm doing this since I want my acne gone and it's been almost 2 years, It's not that worst but I wouldn't say it's okay.

I've been washing my face with a natural home-made soap, then I would dry it and apply a home-made acne cream, then wipe it off with warm water then I would use Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser to moisturize my skin even more to prevent it from drying. I want something to include with my daily skin routine like a face mask or a peel off mask that I can use every week to help out with my skin.

I'm getting dark underarms for some reason too, I've had a not so dark underarms before but it's getting darker for some reason, Maybe it's because of my families health history of having Diabetes, but I need a cream or something to help with this. I've been using a Deodorant Soap to clean my underarms with a loafa? loaoafa?

I also need a whole body lotion that would make my dry skin like go shoo shoo, I know I could use like my cetaphil or something but I personally use it for my face only.

Help please, Been doing research about it, Watched youtube for product reviews and I'm planning to order a few things online already.

my budget is around 50$  

Glysolid (Glycerin cream) is probably my go-to for everything:

Spoiler

Pros:

•No petroleum, mineral oil, oils, gluten.
•Multi-use product.
•Absorbs fast, softens, protects and heals skin.
•Can be used on mild cuts, injuries and on skin damaged by sun, water, chemotherapy.
•Very mild fragrance.
•Only pea-sized product needed.
•Full ingredient list and expiry date.
•Can be used in all seasons.

Cons:

Tin not travel friendly.
Has parabens.
Availability.

you can mix it with stuff like lemons, yogurt, etc. (for extra effectiveness) :-)
i have a heckton of products but it's one of the best chemical-free(ish) skin products i have..  

Posted by Basil

Glysolid (Glycerin cream) is probably my go-to for everything:

Spoiler

Pros:

•No petroleum, mineral oil, oils, gluten.
•Multi-use product.
•Absorbs fast, softens, protects and heals skin.
•Can be used on mild cuts, injuries and on skin damaged by sun, water, chemotherapy.
•Very mild fragrance.
•Only pea-sized product needed.
•Full ingredient list and expiry date.
•Can be used in all seasons.

Cons:

Tin not travel friendly.
Has parabens.
Availability.

you can mix it with stuff like lemons, yogurt, etc. (for extra effectiveness) :-)
i have a heckton of products but it's one of the best chemical-free(ish) skin products i have..

This is probably the first face cream I've seen where you can mix it with other stuff to make a different like face mask, I'l probably try finding it online where it can deliver it here within 3 days since I want it rn and I hate waiting, I'l sure try finding the same product, but if not I'l try investing in a substitute.  

I suffered from acne for years until I stopped using products, since they obviously didn't work for me, and instead lightly rinsed my face off in the shower for 10 seconds each day. It still works, my skin is soft and healthy, but I still get ingrown hairs on my face since I still have a little bit of peach fuzz. I feel much healthier and I don't have overly dry skin or overly oily skin. However, it only worked on my face and not my back and shoulders, so I still wash those parts of my body. I also noticed that a lot of it had to do with my hair, as mine gets pretty greasy while I sleep, but my new, and rather simple, routine also prevented that from being a big problem.

At first it kinda sucks and it did take a while for it to kick in, maybe a few months, and I break out a little bit every couple months for like a week but overall it worked wonders for me. This is also coming from a roofer who basically works in a pile of dirt and glass shards all day.

I recommend trying it if you're willing to take that risk.  

I know people who solved their acne problem just by changing pillow cases every 3-4 days, you could try this in tandem with what you are already doing, I never really had an acne problem so I couldn't really suggest anything besides this

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TonyMoly sheet masks are pretty nice. They sell them on Amazon, and in-store at shops like Ulta/Sephora/Urban Outfitters. It's better imo to buy them online cause they're only like $1 per sheet(10 face masks for $10 on Amazon). But if you don't want to buy the full pack, you can just go to the mall, and get them for $3 per sheet.

You could also make a homemade acne scrub(there's tutorials on youtube) if you feel that your face is dry.. I don't have acne but my face gets dry during the winter, so exfoliating it once a week w/ a face scrub helps hydrate my face! As for body lotion, I'm not sure how to help you on the lotion selection b/c I feel like lotion is just personal preference and so far, I've liked most lotions I've used but you could try Neutrogena's Norwegian formula moisture wrap lotion. The lotion is sold at Walmart/Target if you live in the USA, and it keeps your skin pretty moisturized lol.  

Posted by The Dark Roxas

I know people who solved their acne problem just by changing pillow cases every 3-4 days, you could try this in tandem with what you are already doing, I never really had an acne problem so I couldn't really suggest anything besides this

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Been doing this, I have like 5 pillows in my bed and I clean one every 2 days.

Posted by TWIZ

I suffered from acne for years until I stopped using products, since they obviously didn't work for me, and instead lightly rinsed my face off in the shower for 10 seconds each day. It still works, my skin is soft and healthy, but I still get ingrown hairs on my face since I still have a little bit of peach fuzz. I feel much healthier and I don't have overly dry skin or overly oily skin. However, it only worked on my face and not my back and shoulders, so I still wash those parts of my body. I also noticed that a lot of it had to do with my hair, as mine gets pretty greasy while I sleep, but my new, and rather simple, routine also prevented that from being a big problem.

At first it kinda sucks and it did take a while for it to kick in, maybe a few months, and I break out a little bit every couple months for like a week but overall it worked wonders for me. This is also coming from a roofer who basically works in a pile of dirt and glass shards all day.

I recommend trying it if you're willing to take that risk.

I already did this last year didn't work, Like it would have an effect then my skin would have break outs and it wouldn't get rid of the acne.

Posted by LiA

TonyMoly sheet masks are pretty nice. They sell them on Amazon, and in-store at shops like Ulta/Sephora/Urban Outfitters. It's better imo to buy them online cause they're only like $1 per sheet(10 face masks for $10 on Amazon). But if you don't want to buy the full pack, you can just go to the mall, and get them for $3 per sheet.

You could also make a homemade acne scrub(there's tutorials on youtube) if you feel that your face is dry.. I don't have acne but my face gets dry during the winter, so exfoliating it once a week w/ a face scrub helps hydrate my face! As for body lotion, I'm not sure how to help you on the lotion selection b/c I feel like lotion is just personal preference and so far, I've liked most lotions I've used but you could try Neutrogena's Norwegian formula moisture wrap lotion. The lotion is sold at Walmart/Target if you live in the USA, and it keeps your skin pretty moisturized lol.

I'l sure to look this up since it sounds nice and moist.  

I'm not sure how bad your acne is, but if its absolutely horrible the only thing you'll be able to do to get it cleaned up is go to an dermatologist.

I had a friend in highschool whose face was just covered in acne, the really horrible kind that really just looked like one big rash, and he'd go in for treatments bout once a month, after a couple months his skin was clean af.  

Posted by Asaiki

I need a face mask or a peel off mask that would moisturize my skin and help out with acnes and blackheads, And yes, I'm doing this since I want my acne gone and it's been almost 2 years, It's not that worst but I wouldn't say it's okay.

I've been washing my face with a natural home-made soap, then I would dry it and apply a home-made acne cream, then wipe it off with warm water then I would use Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser to moisturize my skin even more to prevent it from drying. I want something to include with my daily skin routine like a face mask or a peel off mask that I can use every week to help out with my skin.

I'm getting dark underarms for some reason too, I've had a not so dark underarms before but it's getting darker for some reason, Maybe it's because of my families health history of having Diabetes, but I need a cream or something to help with this. I've been using a Deodorant Soap to clean my underarms with a loafa? loaoafa?

I also need a whole body lotion that would make my dry skin like go shoo shoo, I know I could use like my cetaphil or something but I personally use it for my face only.

Help please, Been doing research about it, Watched youtube for product reviews and I'm planning to order a few things online already.

my budget is around 50$

Take Acutane, best decision of my life. Never get Acne again, with just some pros such as; Dry lips, a week of terrible acne, and dry cuticles. Of course these only last while you're taking the medication.  

I used to suffer pretty mildly from acne. A year ago I started to drink WAY more water than I used to. It was difficult at first, but now I drink around 8-12 water bottles a day. Also avoid soft drinks and junk food. I indulge myself with candies and chocolates at least once a month though. No harm in trying  

Most of my pimples are like flat, I deleted most of my before and after photos because I accidentally deleted all of my files on my iphone while resetting my settings.