Acne Rash Im getting a rash on my face from the clean & clear acne control kit?
I have been using the clean & clear acne control kit and when I first washed my face with it... it felt kinda stingy but it felt nice and clean. Thennn... the next day..my jawline started to become a little pinky red and itchesss and feels hot.
I do like the product because my skin look clearer as far as pimples...but then I have this freakin rash!
Should I stop using this product?
Why is this happening?
I have the same problem whenever i use a blemish cream or product,
it can be one of two things,
an allergic reaction - may be bumpy or blotchy
or that your skin is too sensitive and its burning your skin, will be dry rough and a little flakey
unfortunately ive both been allergic to some products and my skin to sensitive for most others
i would definitely stop using it and maybe go back to the store and tell them your reaction to it and they should be able to help you find something better suited to your skin,
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