What in the world can I do for my skin? SOS

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🆘 I was using Trader Joe’s tea tree oil face wash, witch hazel (switched from apple cider vinegar), and a blend of vitamin e like, jojoba oil, and frankincense essential oil (young living) and it was horrible, constantly peeling, breaking out, red, etc. so stopped using that in august/September 2020. then changed to Tulas acne line. Prior to that I had used rodan+fields and my skin was the best ever(2016- end of 2018) , but I didn’t agree with the ingredients at the time, then used Kiehls (end of 2018-2019) gifted by my exes mom)and it was ok but I was pregnant. This is where it’s at now. I had my son 15 months ago, I’ve been really stressed, and depressed idk if it’s hormones or what. I’m absolutely at my end. My skin HURTS. I don’t know what to do for it. Now it’s peeling horribly and breaking out also. I made an apt to see my sisters esthetician to try something a bit more natural before going to the dermatologist, but that’s a couple weeks away as it is and currently feel at a loss.

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I would go to a dermatologist. 
But 100% stay away from witch hazel and essential oils on your face. Witch hazel is very very harsh and essential oils are sensitizing (so are any fragrances).

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Stop “trying” things. Go to a dermatologist and get a legit diagnosis. It looks like your skin has been burned, those spots look so painful. 
If it was me, I’d be doing NO makeup, wash with a gentle cleaners with no scents or fragrances. If it’s dry, try pure aloe instead of moisturizers. I have an aloe plant and it’s honestly absolutely amazing!!  I’d also avoid putting anything directly on the spots, but I’d use pure natural aloe if I had to. 
Get an appointment with a legit dermatologist ASAP!!

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I am sorry, I feel your pain, I had acne like this for most of my life. Pure aloe to clean your face and healthy diet helps a lot but your kind looks hormonal to me so until u see professional it might not go away. Good luck❤️

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I’d honestly recommending seeing a dermatologist. They would be the best at determining what’s causing your skin troubles and what’s best for that and your skin type. 
If I were to suggest anything, it’d be to keep it simple. A simple face wash like Cetaphil and a moisturizer.

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Less is more. You've irritated the crap out of your face between the tea tree oil and frankincense oil.
Your skin is probably overly reactive right now.
Here are some basics: 
-Cerave Foaming Cleanser 
-Cerave Moisturizing Cream (the Cerave moisturizing "baby" cream version is a bit lighter weight and comes in a convenient squeeze tube)
-Squalane oil (it's a pretty cheap, hypoallergenic, fragrance free oil that's non-acnegenic) apply it over your moisturizer at night to soothe your skin and prevent water loss.
Once your skin barrier is healed, a dermatologist can prescribe azelaic acid or a retinoid to keep your skin clear and help fade any acne scars/hyperpigmentation.

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PLEASE PLEASE CHECK OUT NATURIUM SKINCARE LINE! and ask your dermatologist for a benzoyl peroxide cream. 
I am no doctor but check out Dr V and Dr Alexis Stephens on YouTube. She’s a dermatologist and has tons of videos breaking our skin down

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I got a lot of my acne to clear up by cutting out dairy and switching to plant based alternatives, and cleaning my face with cold water only and washing it with burts bees sensitive face wipes

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Mad Hippie products.

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And musely for hyperpigmentation

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La roche posay acne 3 step. You can buy differin lotion over the counter. While you do that if you don’t see major improvement in 3-4 weeks see derm. 
You can also try alani nu balance for hormones.