Post number #623709, ID: 57b425
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I've been using some Wal-Mart crap my sis got me a while ago, and it's about out. Decided to ask you g/u/rls for what you think is the best (but still cheap) from Amazon.
Post number #623717, ID: 7368cd
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Is it the Charcoal stuff?
Post number #623718, ID: dc6713
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Sulfur soap.
Post number #623721, ID: d980a9
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>>dc6713 Doesn't sulfur smell like absolute hell though? And doesn't it stain stuff with its scent?
Post number #623733, ID: dc6713
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There are sulfur soaps which have added fragrance to cover up the smell.
Post number #623761, ID: c1a925
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Define facial hygene
Post number #623795, ID: 982384
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Skin treatments are for fags, put your morals in order
Post number #623806, ID: 6ae2f1
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>>c1a925 Keeping my face clear of acne, preferably without it burning like hell
Post number #623823, ID: b58f6f
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I started using this product called "Thayer's" which uses Witch Hazel. Not sure if its as effective as acne medication (salicylic acid) but it doesn't burn and my face looks cleaner.
Make sure you aren't allergic, though.
Post number #623893, ID: 7ec8f4
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Neutrogena has service d me well enough
Post number #624568, ID: c1a925
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>>623806 pHisoHex works pretty well, kills acne-causing bacteria almost entirely if you use it as per directions.
Post number #625094, ID: 080fe6
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Don't buy hoax products please. Just apply olive oil onto your face daily before bed and wash it up in the morning and you'll be fine.
Post number #625101, ID: 0cc339
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>>625094 such primitive things do not work for everyone.
Post number #625119, ID: a4f00a
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>>623709 Buy them all, become a makeup reviewer
Post number #625247, ID: 671bd4
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Start by washing your face with water and apply a cleanser if it still feels gross(I don't know your skin type so I can't recommend you anything). + moisturiser (cerave products r good) so that your skin doesn't produce extra oil.
Repeat twice a day.
Use sunscreen a few mins before going out if you plan on being outside.
Chemical exfoliation(BHA & AHA) and oil cleansers were a game changer for me, but that's because my skin is oily and the latter isn't neccessary to most people.
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| I've been using some Wal-Mart crap my sis got me a while ago, and it's about out. Decided to ask you g/u/rls for what you think is the best (but still cheap) from Amazon.