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Hi all,I want to use a product to help uneven skin tone/sun spots, oily tzone, dullness and also be anti aging. I think glycolic acid would be the better option but wanted your opinions? Also if I opted for The Ordinary 7% glycolic acid, would this be too strong to start with? I've never used AHAs before. If it is, is there anything I could do to lower the intensity, mix it with a moisturizer or something?
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Submitted by sarah280590
Saturday, 1 January 2022
[Skin Concerns] Any product recommendations to help with the purple under my eyes?
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Submitted by mickel_jt
[Skin Concern] Dark coloured spots on cheek that aren't fading. More info in the comment section
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Submitted by Queasy-Location-9303
Friday, 31 December 2021
[Acne] Anyone with super dry skin that gets none stop acne in the same place?
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Submitted by Advanced_Ad2406
[Product Question] La Roche Posay Cleansers: Toleriane vs Effaclar
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I just bought the Toleriane Purifying Foaming cleanser because I have combo/sensitive/acne prone skin. I noticed that the Effaclar line is also for acne prone skin but I’m confused about the difference between the two cleansers. It also seems like most people buy the hydrating cleanser from the Toleriane line if they have sensitive skin but use Effaclar if they have combo/oily acne prone skin. Has anyone noticed a difference between the foaming cleansers from each line?
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Submitted by lightscamaccion
I just bought the Toleriane Purifying Foaming cleanser because I have combo/sensitive/acne prone skin. I noticed that the Effaclar line is also for acne prone skin but I’m confused about the difference between the two cleansers. It also seems like most people buy the hydrating cleanser from the Toleriane line if they have sensitive skin but use Effaclar if they have combo/oily acne prone skin. Has anyone noticed a difference between the foaming cleansers from each line?
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Submitted by lightscamaccion
NEW OR NEED HELP? Ask here! - ScA Daily Help Thread Jan 01, 2022
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If you're new to SkincareAddiction: welcome!This thread is the best place to start if you have questions about skincare products, your routine, and your skin. Our community is knowledgeable, and we want to help you have the best skin of your life!Do you have a question?Step 1: Read our resourcesBe sure to check out our FAQ and Wiki! There are a lot of topics covered in those links, but some of the most popular guides include: The ScA Routine (Need a routine? Start here!)Routine OrderHG Product Recommendations AcneHyperigmentation (including dark acne 'scars'/marks, melasma, etc.)Dehydrated Skin Or search the sub using this awesome website. You might find a solution to your problem there!If you can't find an answer, or you have additional questions after reading, please move on to step 2! Step 2: Ask for helpTo give you the best advice possible, our users need relevant information about your skin and skincare. With your request for help please include: The issue(s) you need help with. It's helpful to put your questions at the top of your comment (especially if it's a long one)!Skin type. It's OK to be subjective, how do you feel your skin is? Oily, dry? If you need help clarifying, check out this guide on skin typesCurrent routine with the full names of your products (try to separate it in to Morning, Evening, and Occasionally used)How long you have been using your current routine, or product in questionAnything new you’ve introduced or started doing that might change the condition of your skinYour location so we can recommend products/services available to you Thanks for taking the time to include your information! Would you like to give advice?Firstly, thank you so much for helping out our community - without your knowledge and time ScA would not be the same!Some things we'd ask for you to keep in mind: please don't just downvote someone's opinion or response because you disagree.If you can, please take the time to tell them why you think their advice may be incorrect or harmful. It's better for people to understand why something is a poor choice, instead of just being told that it is one!Once a year, we have a big thank you post for everyone who has helped out in the DHT where we give out nifty flairs & gold to exceptionally informative and kind users. Check out our list of ScA Helpers and our most recent thank you post!Whether it be in-depth responses that deserve to be their own guides, thoughtful product recommendations, or simply pointing someone in the right direction, we appreciate all the time and effort you've made to help others!Previous ThreadsThis thread is posted every day at 12:00am ET.
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If you're new to SkincareAddiction: welcome!This thread is the best place to start if you have questions about skincare products, your routine, and your skin. Our community is knowledgeable, and we want to help you have the best skin of your life!Do you have a question?Step 1: Read our resourcesBe sure to check out our FAQ and Wiki! There are a lot of topics covered in those links, but some of the most popular guides include: The ScA Routine (Need a routine? Start here!)Routine OrderHG Product Recommendations AcneHyperigmentation (including dark acne 'scars'/marks, melasma, etc.)Dehydrated Skin Or search the sub using this awesome website. You might find a solution to your problem there!If you can't find an answer, or you have additional questions after reading, please move on to step 2! Step 2: Ask for helpTo give you the best advice possible, our users need relevant information about your skin and skincare. With your request for help please include: The issue(s) you need help with. It's helpful to put your questions at the top of your comment (especially if it's a long one)!Skin type. It's OK to be subjective, how do you feel your skin is? Oily, dry? If you need help clarifying, check out this guide on skin typesCurrent routine with the full names of your products (try to separate it in to Morning, Evening, and Occasionally used)How long you have been using your current routine, or product in questionAnything new you’ve introduced or started doing that might change the condition of your skinYour location so we can recommend products/services available to you Thanks for taking the time to include your information! Would you like to give advice?Firstly, thank you so much for helping out our community - without your knowledge and time ScA would not be the same!Some things we'd ask for you to keep in mind: please don't just downvote someone's opinion or response because you disagree.If you can, please take the time to tell them why you think their advice may be incorrect or harmful. It's better for people to understand why something is a poor choice, instead of just being told that it is one!Once a year, we have a big thank you post for everyone who has helped out in the DHT where we give out nifty flairs & gold to exceptionally informative and kind users. Check out our list of ScA Helpers and our most recent thank you post!Whether it be in-depth responses that deserve to be their own guides, thoughtful product recommendations, or simply pointing someone in the right direction, we appreciate all the time and effort you've made to help others!Previous ThreadsThis thread is posted every day at 12:00am ET.
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[Acne] Why do zits take such a long time to go away (at least on my skin)?
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Whenever I get a large singular pimple, it’s red for several days and doesn’t come to a head for almost a week. Then it calms down with some benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid treatment and then it is still bumpy, sometimes comes to a head a second time, bursts and then I put a pimple sticker on it. Eventually the pimple stickers stop picking up stuff and then the red mark is still there for awhile after (I am currently at that stage now after 3 weeks of this pimple on my cheek)All in all, it can take 1-2 MONTHS for singular zits to go away for me. Any way of speeding up that process? Products I use (and no more than 1-2x a day)-Benzoyl peroxide spot treatment -Clearasil cleaning pads -pimple patchesI also clean my face 2x a day and do a clay mask 1x a week.
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Submitted by Djeter998
Whenever I get a large singular pimple, it’s red for several days and doesn’t come to a head for almost a week. Then it calms down with some benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid treatment and then it is still bumpy, sometimes comes to a head a second time, bursts and then I put a pimple sticker on it. Eventually the pimple stickers stop picking up stuff and then the red mark is still there for awhile after (I am currently at that stage now after 3 weeks of this pimple on my cheek)All in all, it can take 1-2 MONTHS for singular zits to go away for me. Any way of speeding up that process? Products I use (and no more than 1-2x a day)-Benzoyl peroxide spot treatment -Clearasil cleaning pads -pimple patchesI also clean my face 2x a day and do a clay mask 1x a week.
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Submitted by Djeter998
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