Do you have acne? Sucks, huh? I really like this infographic from Beauty Bridge that talks about acne treatments.
Right now, my skin is looking better than it has in a long time (knock on wood!). I've been using:
--Neutrogena Makeup Removing Wipes at night. These take off my long wearing foundation and layers upon layers of mascara with ease!
--E.L.F. Zit Zapper (1% salicylic acid rollerball). It's working just as well as the Relogy Acne Targeted Spot Treatment that I love so much, but for a fraction of the price (it's only $1), and I can buy it at Target! Seriously, this thing is a small miracle.
--Clean & Clear Advantage Oil Absorbing Cream Cleanser. I tested it for We Heart This and was really surprised by how far this brand has come! While it seems like it's leaving a residue, and I do have to use a good amount of product, it gets my skin clean and does a decent job of keeping my acne under control without over-drying.
What are your tried-and-true methods for getting your skin under control?
--Neutrogena Makeup Removing Wipes at night. These take off my long wearing foundation and layers upon layers of mascara with ease!
--E.L.F. Zit Zapper (1% salicylic acid rollerball). It's working just as well as the Relogy Acne Targeted Spot Treatment that I love so much, but for a fraction of the price (it's only $1), and I can buy it at Target! Seriously, this thing is a small miracle.
--Clean & Clear Advantage Oil Absorbing Cream Cleanser. I tested it for We Heart This and was really surprised by how far this brand has come! While it seems like it's leaving a residue, and I do have to use a good amount of product, it gets my skin clean and does a decent job of keeping my acne under control without over-drying.
What are your tried-and-true methods for getting your skin under control?
