Thread: Exfoliation after inflammatory acne is cleared
Started 3 weeks, 6 days ago by ijpinilla
Thanks to Dan's regimen, my inflammatory acne has been cleared completely on my cheeks, chin, and nose, and only about five inflamed bumps remain on my forehead. But my question isn't about the regimen, it's actually about exfoliating after the inflamed bumps have cleared. I have no inflammatory acne on my face except my forehead as stated, but I have nice grouping of post-hyperpigmentation...
I know exactly where you are coming from, I am using black soap it is a mixture of pure shea butter and coco butter I will let you know how things go.. it makes my face feel clean and refreshed. QUOTE (ijpinilla @ Nov 13 2009, 11:05 PM) Thanks to Dan's regimen, my inflammatory acne has been cleared completely on my cheeks, chin, and nose, and only about five inflamed bumps remain ...
I recently dropped my cleanser and am washing with baking soda. It cleanses well and leaves your skin very soft. It has helped quite a bit with my inflammatory acne and seems to be healing red marks faster than without. There's a thread by a girl named romey about it. Do a search and it'll come right up. Read up and see if it might be something you would want to incorporate....
I looked at your picture and it looks a lot like the acne I get, except you look like you are clearing up so you just have the marks left. But your skin is similar to mine. You can see the "lines" like me, and I have very oily skin, opened pores, etc., but my skin looks worst, you look like you are about to become completely clear. Worst is I also seem to get acne due to shaving (and if I ...
QUOTE (m_tyrant @ Nov 14 2009, 09:18 PM) I recently dropped my cleanser and am washing with baking soda. It cleanses well and leaves your skin very soft. It has helped quite a bit with my inflammatory acne and seems to be healing red marks faster than without. There's a thread by a girl named romey about it. Do a search and it'll come right up. Read up and see if it might be ...
QUOTE (m_tyrant @ Nov 14 2009, 09:18 PM) I recently dropped my cleanser and am washing with baking soda. It cleanses well and leaves your skin very soft. It has helped quite a bit with my inflammatory acne and seems to be healing red marks faster than without. There's a thread by a girl named romey about it. Do a search and it'll come right up. Read up and see if it might be something you would want to incorporate....
I know exactly where you are coming from, I am using black soap it is a mixture of pure shea butter and coco butter I will let you know how things go.. it makes my face feel clean and refreshed. QUOTE (ijpinilla @ Nov 13 2009, 11:05 PM) Thanks to Dan's regimen, my inflammatory acne has been cleared completely on my cheeks, chin, and nose, and only about five inflamed bumps remain on my forehead. But my question...
I recently dropped my cleanser and am washing with baking soda. It cleanses well and leaves your skin very soft. It has helped quite a bit with my inflammatory acne and seems to be healing red marks faster than without. There's a thread by a girl named romey about it. Do a search and it'll come right up. Read up and see if it might be something you would want to incorporate.
I looked at your picture and it looks a lot like the acne I get, except you look like you are clearing up so you just have the marks left. But your skin is similar to mine. You can see the "lines" like me, and I have very oily skin, opened pores, etc., but my skin looks worst, you look like you are about to become completely clear. Worst is I also seem to get acne due to shaving (and if I don't shave the facial hair...
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