Hi everyone! I was just wondering what the most effective anti redness product is that you have tried so far? I think my redness is mainly caused by acne/ inflammation. Thanks in advance!! 🤍

Best anti redness product?

Hey :) I'm currently looking for a sunscreen with high UV protection, which is not greasy (preferably oil-free), but won't pill or dry me out either. 

Any suggestions? :) I'd also be open to try one that is a combination of a moisturizer and a sunscreen, for example. 

Currently using the La Roche Posay ANTHELIOS XL 50+ Gel Creme Anti-Shine, which I am quite happy with, except for the fact that it does pill. This one isn't oil-free either, although I haven't noticed it breaking me out.

Best sunscreen for acne prone skin?

Hey guys! I have acne prone skin which is very dehydrated due to acne treatments. It's flaky and it peels. Does anyone have a recommendation for a moisturizer that can help reduce these symptoms without causing me to break out? Thank you in advance! 🌸

Best moisturizer for dehydrated, flaky skin (non-comedogenic)? 🥺

Hi all 😊 Does anyone have a recommendatiom for a makeup or bb cream suited for acne-prone, oily, sensitive skin? I'm currently using the la roche posay effaclar duo + light, but i would like to try sth new which has a nicer, less orange tint but still doesn't cause me to break out... I'm specifically looking for a light shade for my fair skin tone. Any ideas? :)

Sidenote: Wouldn't mind a tinted sunscreen or moisturizer either 😇

makeup for oily, sensitive, acne-prone, fair skin? (not orange)

Hello 🤍
To the people who have tried benzolperoxide as a spottreatment... have you found another, less drying product, that helped you as well as a bpo one to get rid of or prevent pimples?
I would really like to use something which doesn't leave my skin so dry and flaky after, but so far i haven't found sth that was as effective as bpo in actually making a difference with my acne. 
I tried the zitsticka killa set recently, but it didn't have a very noticeable effect for me. And it's not very sustainable either... (ecologically or economically speaking🙈) 
Sooo, any suggestions? 🌸☁️

BPO vs other spot treatment

What i don&#39;t like much about this product is that it looks a little orange on the skin. (I&#39;m using the &quot;light&quot; tint.) Since it doesn&#39;t have huge coverage, when i layer it a bit more to cover up a pimple or something, the orange colour gets even more emphasized at that spot. Sometimes when my skin is flaky due to the benzolperoxide products i&#39;m using for my acne at night, i feel like me wearing a tinted cream makes the flaking more obvious... but i guess this is more so caused by the dryness of my skin than by the product itself. The product also stings a little sometimes when i first apply it, but the sensation fades pretty quickly. 

But overall, i&#39;m pretty satisfied with the product. Just wish the tint was a little nicer and they had more shades.

I like the fact that this is oil-free, since i try to avoid putting oils on my face due to my acne-prone, oily skin. It certainly helps my skintone to look more even and i feel more confident wearing this during the day. It also helps to hide my large pores. Considering that it&#39;s just 40ml and that i use it pretty much every day, i feel like it lasts me a pretty long time :) If also doesn&#39;t cause me to break out and i feel like it contributes a little bit  to my pimples healing more quickly.

What bothers me a bit about this product is that it feels a little too greasy for my taste and it doesn&#39;t get fully absorbed by the skin. I can feel that there is a layer of cream on my face. That&#39;s why i always dab the excess product off with some kitchen paper 😅

When i first tried this product i was very pleasantly surprised since many moisturizers that i had tried in the past irritated my skin and this one didn&#39;t at all, even though there is fragrance in the ingredient list. And this moisturizer was my savour since i had very dry, flaky skin from my benzolperoxide treatment for my acne. This product really helped my skin not feel tight and reduced the flakiness after cleansing.

What bothers me a bit is that the sunscreen sometimes peels off the skin a bit when applying it, especially on dry patches. 

Overall though i&#39;m satisfied :)

Most importantly, what i like about this sunscreen is that it doesn&#39;t make me break out. Its finish is also quite matte, which i like. So it doesn&#39;t contribute to my oily skin looking more greasy than it naturally is already. 😅 It has a slight white cast, but i actually feel that this helps brighten up my skin tone, so i don&#39;t mind it :)

BUT it is extremely drying and I think that it has low key destroyed my skin barrier (especially since I have been using it for years now). I used to apply it all over the face but now I only use it as a spot treatmeant. 
So, I have a love-hate relationship with this product: on the one side, i love the fact that it keeps my acne at bay, but on the the other hand, it has sensitized and completely dried out my skin over time. So, if you are going to use this, know that it is effective, but enjoy it with caution. Moisturize well, use SPF and consider using it as a spot treatment or only every other day.

And even though it makes my skin flaky and sensitive, I still can't live without it, because I am afraid of my acne getting out of control again.

I have been struggling with acne since I was 12 (23 now) and this is one of the only products that actually significally reduced my acne. 

Nefeli