Which would you recommend? I have about 3 pimples and I want to stop the breakouts, I have very sensitive skin and proactiv does not work for me after 6 months of use. Which facial cleanser would you recommend out the 2 I posted?
Dove Sensitive Skin or Cetaphil?
Like you I have sensitive and acne-prone skin. Having tried several cleansers, I have found that Cetaphil is the best. It is a very gentle cleanser without any dyes or added frangrances which are often the cause of breakouts in the first place. Depending on the cleanser you were using before, that could have been the reason why. I suggest using Cetaphil in the morning and night time and then following with some sort of acne medication such as salicylic acid wipes, preferably ones made for sensitive skin such as Stridex Pads with Aloe. This will treat current pimples and help to prevent future ones. Then, follow that with applying benzoyl peroxide to any spots you may have. I suggest Clearasil Ulta Vanishing Cream. It works wonders for me. Hope this helps!
Reply:same here. i use cetaphil
Reply:I found that Dove made me break out in a rash. I love Cetaphil. It cleanses really well without drying your skin.
Reply:Cetaphil. It's the best!
Reply:well you already have some feedback but maybe more wont hurt, i agree with the girls here... cetaphil all the way!(i actually get the knock off brand for 3 or 4 bucks and i swear it is the same stuff... my stepmom taught me that) also i have recently turned my husband on to it too, and he loves the moisturizer as well.... that is something i have not been able to find the generic brand of, but it is well worth the 11 dollars for the huge tub of it! lasts fo eva!!! good luck!
Reply:cetaphil i have used it bfor
Reply:I also have extremely sensitive skin and have tried Cetaphil but it made my skin red and irritated and dry. I have never tried Dove though. I use Ivory bar soap. Out of everything I tried, it's the only thing that has never bothered my skin. And it also helped with the few breakouts that I would get. I assume it's because it is more natural that other soaps. They also claim that the soap floats because it is more pure and doesn't contain all of the other fillers that other soaps have. Whatever the reason, it works for me. And I no longer have the red burning peeling skin that I got from everything else. Good Luck!
Reply:cetaphil. a dermatologist recommended that for me, and it says on the label "recommended by dermatologist's". You shouldn't leave it on your skin too long though because it'll dry out a bit.
Reply:they say cetaphil cause it's milder. i tried using dove. it still gave me pimples. try clearasil.
Reply:Certaphil!!!! but DON"T pay the price for it; go to any drugstore and you will see, right next to the Cetaphil, that store brand's version..same exact ingredients, lower price!!!!! look into it and save some bucks!!!!!!!!!!!!
camellia
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Best facial sensitive and combination skin moisturizer?
I have very sensitive skin, I use to have very dry skin but suddenly it got converted to combination skin. My nose, cheekbones and forehead looks oily and looks caked. I don’t like makeup I use only Loreal moisturizer but after applying it I feel more oily. I have very small pores and I apply moisturizer only in the mornings and wash my face morning and evening .Before going to bed I don’t apply moisturizer because I feel my pores get enlarged if I apply moisturizer in the night and get pimples. Pls help me finding out a moisturizer and do I need to apply any pressed powder to control the oiliness
Best facial sensitive and combination skin moisturizer?
Nuetrogena for Oily skin is great I use it and I still break out but not as much as when I used other products
Reply:i have the same prob. as you w/my skin and i found that oil of olay is the very best moisturizer to use and as far as pressed powder, it is a bit expensive, but merle norman's is the best.
definitely worth the money.
give it a try! works for me and many people i know.
Reply:What you need to try is Bee Luscious Cosmetics Hydrating Cream Concentrate. It will not clog your pores its really cool how it was told to that it works with some kind of formula that is pulls water for the air to keep you naturally hydrated. I have sensitive skin that will break out with anything but I have never broken out with this product line and the cosmetics are just as awesome as the skincare.
Reply:cetaphil has a real great basic mositurizer for the face. it's very light and will not clog your pores. you an use it in the morning and at night, before bedtime. just squeeze dime size amount into your hand, rub together and apply to face.
Reply:Cetaphil Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin. I use it and haven't gotten any breakouts so far.
Best facial sensitive and combination skin moisturizer?
Nuetrogena for Oily skin is great I use it and I still break out but not as much as when I used other products
Reply:i have the same prob. as you w/my skin and i found that oil of olay is the very best moisturizer to use and as far as pressed powder, it is a bit expensive, but merle norman's is the best.
definitely worth the money.
give it a try! works for me and many people i know.
Reply:What you need to try is Bee Luscious Cosmetics Hydrating Cream Concentrate. It will not clog your pores its really cool how it was told to that it works with some kind of formula that is pulls water for the air to keep you naturally hydrated. I have sensitive skin that will break out with anything but I have never broken out with this product line and the cosmetics are just as awesome as the skincare.
Reply:cetaphil has a real great basic mositurizer for the face. it's very light and will not clog your pores. you an use it in the morning and at night, before bedtime. just squeeze dime size amount into your hand, rub together and apply to face.
Reply:Cetaphil Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin. I use it and haven't gotten any breakouts so far.
Help with sensitive skin!?
My fiance has very sensetive skin and his face breaks out if he uses hair gel on a regualr basis. Does anyone know of a "hypoallergenic" or sensitive skin gel that he could try?
Help with sensitive skin!?
You need to contact a dermatologists just to be on the safe side and as your fiance take a allergy tests and this would tell him what he can not eat or not eat what he could wear and use
Reply:you can make your own...
i know it sounds weird, but hey, you may want to give it a try
there are zillions of recipes out there
Help with sensitive skin!?
You need to contact a dermatologists just to be on the safe side and as your fiance take a allergy tests and this would tell him what he can not eat or not eat what he could wear and use
Reply:you can make your own...
i know it sounds weird, but hey, you may want to give it a try
there are zillions of recipes out there
Murad Sensitive Skin Acne treatment?
Does the stuff actually work well on sensitive, easily-irritated skin?
Murad Sensitive Skin Acne treatment?
Try Serious Skin Care you can find it on the web. Your face is worth looking after. You take care of your skin it will take care of you later in life.
Murad Sensitive Skin Acne treatment?
Try Serious Skin Care you can find it on the web. Your face is worth looking after. You take care of your skin it will take care of you later in life.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Does Dove Sensitive Skin Foaming Cleanser work for Acne?
I have tried many different acne cleansers, but they just work for a while then stop...does anyone know if Dove Sensitive Skin Foaming Cleanser helps clear acne prone skin? Or are there any other tips/suggestions/products that can help clear acne?
AND...what can work for arm, back and chest acne?
Does Dove Sensitive Skin Foaming Cleanser work for Acne?
I don't care for he Dove brands though there are ALL types of skin. I think Neutrogena has the best facial products: scrubs, washes, toners, moisturizers, etc. Also St. Ives has good products. I used to use the "Pro-Activ" stuff but it started costing too much $$$$. It really did clear up my face however.
lady slipper
AND...what can work for arm, back and chest acne?
Does Dove Sensitive Skin Foaming Cleanser work for Acne?
I don't care for he Dove brands though there are ALL types of skin. I think Neutrogena has the best facial products: scrubs, washes, toners, moisturizers, etc. Also St. Ives has good products. I used to use the "Pro-Activ" stuff but it started costing too much $$$$. It really did clear up my face however.
lady slipper
Adult Acne-Sensitive Skin?
I have sensitive skin and would like to use a product to clear my African American skin and even out the tone. Any recommendations for me? I've used Pro-Active and it was phenomenal until about 1 week later then for some reason it reverted back.
Adult Acne-Sensitive Skin?
i would just go to a dermatologist, cuz i have problem skin and have wasted money on products that don't work, so just go, it's worth it in the end.
Adult Acne-Sensitive Skin?
i would just go to a dermatologist, cuz i have problem skin and have wasted money on products that don't work, so just go, it's worth it in the end.
Very sensitive skin...does anyone have some suggestions?
I have extremley sensitive skin and have a very hard time finding any products that don't make it go red and blotchy....I especially have a hard time finding a sunscreen I can use. Does anyone have any moisturizers, sunscreen, etc suggestions that might work or will help with the redness?
Very sensitive skin...does anyone have some suggestions?
I have really sensitive skin too, every time I try a new product out I either break out or turn red. Right now I use Origins "Checks and Balances" face wash and Laura Mercier moisturizing cream. The face was works great, it doesn't dry out my skin or leave it with a greasy film. The face lotion works great, never making me feel greasy and it has SPF in it too. If you are naturally red, try using Benefit's "Bluff Dust". Its a yellow loose powder that covers up redness, it lasts forever and I love it. Good luck!
Reply:1.The most important thing to do is to stay out of the sun for long periods of time and wear sunscreen as needed
2.Taking proper precautions like avoiding anything that causes breakouts and being very selective in choosing your skin care product can help manage your sensitive skin
3.Realize when you are stressed or getting stressed and stop it before it gets out of contro
Reply:Clinique Honey.
Reply:My daughter has Diabetes and she cannot have anything in her lotions or she gets a rash we go to Sphora they have something called Naked or raw something like that it has nothing in it.Lookit up on the net.
Reply:My daughter has very sensitive skin, have to cover the inside metal rivets of jeans so they do not touch her. She has been to several dermatologists and her medicine cabinet looks like a pharmacy. When we wash her clothes, use a liquid detergent with no fragrance. Run the wash through a second rinse to make sure all soap is washed out. Add vinegar to this rinse in place of fabric softener. All body products, read the ingredients, you want one with no more than 8 ingredients. Aveeno is a good brand for this, but there are others. When you are done showering, pat dry your skin, do not rub. While the skin is still partially damp, rub in a very good moisturizing lotion, remember less than 8 ingredients. Also take fish oil capsules, this helps keep your skin moisturized, and drink plenty of water during the day. Most people will disagree with this, sunlight is good for your skin, in limited amounts. Might want to consider tanning, not long enough to get brown, just enough to help your skin. You might want to even consider getting a light therapy light, they are around $150 but are well worth the price, especially during dreary winter days
Reply:Use products designed for babies like J %26amp; J or Waterbabies sunscreen
Also Arbonne has a skin care line designed for babies that is good for sensitive skin
Almay is also pretty good for sensitive skin
Reply:you should call your doctor.. im sure she/he will have a med you can take to help with that red blotchy ness... but i dont know about the moisturizers sorry... oh ps.. my face gets like that too.. i drink loads of water it helps real good = )
Very sensitive skin...does anyone have some suggestions?
I have really sensitive skin too, every time I try a new product out I either break out or turn red. Right now I use Origins "Checks and Balances" face wash and Laura Mercier moisturizing cream. The face was works great, it doesn't dry out my skin or leave it with a greasy film. The face lotion works great, never making me feel greasy and it has SPF in it too. If you are naturally red, try using Benefit's "Bluff Dust". Its a yellow loose powder that covers up redness, it lasts forever and I love it. Good luck!
Reply:1.The most important thing to do is to stay out of the sun for long periods of time and wear sunscreen as needed
2.Taking proper precautions like avoiding anything that causes breakouts and being very selective in choosing your skin care product can help manage your sensitive skin
3.Realize when you are stressed or getting stressed and stop it before it gets out of contro
Reply:Clinique Honey.
Reply:My daughter has Diabetes and she cannot have anything in her lotions or she gets a rash we go to Sphora they have something called Naked or raw something like that it has nothing in it.Lookit up on the net.
Reply:My daughter has very sensitive skin, have to cover the inside metal rivets of jeans so they do not touch her. She has been to several dermatologists and her medicine cabinet looks like a pharmacy. When we wash her clothes, use a liquid detergent with no fragrance. Run the wash through a second rinse to make sure all soap is washed out. Add vinegar to this rinse in place of fabric softener. All body products, read the ingredients, you want one with no more than 8 ingredients. Aveeno is a good brand for this, but there are others. When you are done showering, pat dry your skin, do not rub. While the skin is still partially damp, rub in a very good moisturizing lotion, remember less than 8 ingredients. Also take fish oil capsules, this helps keep your skin moisturized, and drink plenty of water during the day. Most people will disagree with this, sunlight is good for your skin, in limited amounts. Might want to consider tanning, not long enough to get brown, just enough to help your skin. You might want to even consider getting a light therapy light, they are around $150 but are well worth the price, especially during dreary winter days
Reply:Use products designed for babies like J %26amp; J or Waterbabies sunscreen
Also Arbonne has a skin care line designed for babies that is good for sensitive skin
Almay is also pretty good for sensitive skin
Reply:you should call your doctor.. im sure she/he will have a med you can take to help with that red blotchy ness... but i dont know about the moisturizers sorry... oh ps.. my face gets like that too.. i drink loads of water it helps real good = )
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