Hiiii, what y'all using to get rid of light brownish acne marks and pimples (the red one that sometimes are painful to touch)???

Here's my routine today (08/22/2021 - Philippines) and some alternate products... and my pic for reference. what can you recommend to change? 

Morning:
- Sulfur Soap
- iUnik tea tree relief toner
- Olay niacinide + vitamin c serum
- Isntree moisturizer
- Luxe Organix Sunscreen

Nighttime:
- iUnik Cleanser
- iUnik tea tree relief toner
- Paula's Choice BHA (for nose only)
- Cosrx propolis ampoule
- isntree moisturizer
- benzac 5% benzoyl peroxide spot treatment
- some by mi pimple patch

Exfoliate (nighttime)
*Sunday & Tues*
- iunik cleanser
- isntree clear skin BHA toner
- skin1004 ampoule
- isntree moisturizer

Exfoliate (nighttime)
*every thursday*
- iunik cleanser
- isntree AHA clear skin essence
- skin1004 centella ampoule
- isntree moisturizer

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EDIT:

Hi Ladies! thank you for your recos :) .
so I'm planning to go with this routine... will this be okay?

Morning&Nighttime:
- iUnik Cleanser
- iUnik tea tree relief toner
- Paula's Choice BHA (for nose only)
- Skin1004 centella ampoule
- isntree gel moisturizer
- luxe organix sun screen (for morning)
- benzac 5% benzoyl peroxide or some by mi pimple patch for spot treament

neeed heeeelp (what products listed here do I need to keep using?)

So I finally got my picky rewards' Commonlabs ampoule and just wondering if can I use Some By Mi BHA AHA PHA Toner & Commonlabs Ampoule?

Is this a good pairing? Commonlabs ampoule x Some By Mi Toner

So my dilemma is, I used some products that works for me but at the same time I feel it's kinda expensive and then when I tried to use other product, I feel my face didn't like it or I encounter purging.

Like what would you do? stick to the expensive product or keep on trying and take a gamble to find affordable but you're not sure if will be as effective as the one you usually buy?

Example product that's quite expensive⬇️. 
Been using them for more than a month but I stopped since its quite expensive but It seems that my face wants them haha so I'm planning to go back to this once I finished the toner and serum that i'm currently using.

buying affordable/inexpensive vs. Expensive product

If you would choose only 1, based on your skintype... what would you choose? BHA or AHA? And also can you recommend your most fave BHA/AHA product. :)

BHA or AHA?

Hi! So I'm planning to use retinol but still thinking if is it worth it? Scared of the purging, etc. What's your routine while you use Retinol? How often you use retinol? And most important, a retinol that you can recommend for a beginner like me. 🙂

Retinol: is it worth it?

 I feel I experienced purging. But its not severe so I still continue to use it

For me, it doesn’t cause my skin to become dry or flake. Do keep in mind though that my skin is oily. Just to be sure, you can do a "sandwich method": Moisturizer > By Wishtrend Cream > Moisturizer


Just be careful when you use this for the first time since it's powder

* would recommend if you are looking for gentle, daily to weekly exfoliator and/or second step cleanser four your oily/combination skin.
* it's probably best to use this powder wash 1-2 times a week.

Overall, 10/10!


Nothing bad about this product. Just hope they will have a bigger bottle. 30ml is not enough for me

In just 3 days, I can see a results. It helps lessen my pimples from using too much actives. Been using this for almost a year now. I keep coming back from this if my face too irritated from exfoliating

Just the price. But there&#39;s so many online store that have a sale&#47;discount for this so it still good.

I swear y&#39;all this is good! It truly help my hormonal acne. It&#39;s expensive yes, but if it is working.. I don&#39;t mind spending for this. Since January, I bought 3 of these. It&#39;s a must have for me.

I read somewhere here that this is not fragrance free, I don&#39;t mind it since I like the scent of this. Also, it did not give me any breakout. Overall, I think I bought 3 of these since January. Very nice, lightweight sunscreen. Don&#39;t forget to use Sunscreen guys!

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