So as I was scrolling down on my tiktok, I stumbled upon a video of a girl who talks about how seawater helped in her acne. Within just days, her acnes were getting better. And she made a recipe which utilizes sea salt mixed with warm water then being sprayed on her face. What are your thoughts about this? I'm really curious

💦seawater💦 to treat acne?

Hii! I just wanted to ask about my skin condition. I'm currently on my fifth or sixth week of using differin, and it gets red almost instantly every time I use my skincare products or wash my face, especially in the day. Even after a long time after the application, my face is still red. I'm also using snail mucin to soothe the redness but I think it's ineffective? Is it normal when using differin? What should I do?

🛑Skin Redness, is it normal?🛑

Hi! As said in the title, what are the things that you do and don't to prevent or lessen acne such as not sleeping late or eating sugary foods etc. I'm really curious since I am on an ance medication right now and I'm afraid that it'll just go to waste if I don't change my lifestyle as a whole.

Do's and Dont's to Prevent Acne

Lately, I've been having trouble sleeping. I only get my sleep at around 2 am in the morning. Do you think this can cause me to have acne?

Does sleeping late cause acne?

I always see small bumps in my forehead, jawline and sometimes side of my cheeks. Then I was able to identify it as closed comedones. I saw a video saying Salicylic Acid can help with that. I'm currently using the Cerave SA Renewing Cleanser right now. Do you think that's enough to treat those closed comedones? Or should I use a sepearte BHA product?

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