Hi, i am 28 year old with a history of severe nodular acne and continue to have a very sensitive skin and occasional acne breakouts. In terms of skin care, I use a general face cream (Epitheliale AH skin repair cream) and a herbal formulation acne cream. But now I am seeing signs of ageing with dry patches, fine lines, dullness, some spots etc. I donot do any other facial care like facials or cleanups etc because I am scared of visiting a salon for a face treatment because of hygeine issues.
I want to know to how start my anti-ageing regime at home/salon that will not cause any acne breakouts on my face. I ve learnt that anti ageing products have excess moisturizing agents that may clog pores and cause breakouts. What products can I use that will be safe for acne and at the same time give enough moisturizing. And yeah most importantly, skin care thats cost effective since I donot want to burn a hole in my pocket.
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Antiagening creams which should work for your acne also to improve your skin texture means little expensive.
Basically its retoinds which should not irritate your skin you can try Yugard cream /Revise/EGA..etc. use it less than 1 fingertip units away from eyes & angle of the mouth.
With suncreen in the morning with moisturiser in it like Episoft Ac spf 30 cream can be used in the morning & afternoon.
Gentle soap free cleansing lotion for face wash.(moiz cleansing lotion)
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Dont go for any clean up in saloon , meet a dermatologist and use the prescribed as home care.
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