skincare tips??

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i’ve got oily and acne prone skin but any info helps

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witch hazel on a paper towel or cotton ball. a thin layer of moisturizer after. repeat for about a week and see if it helps :)

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charcoal mask once a week.
water and cleanser  twice a day and ALWAYS after exercise.
exfoliate twice a week or as needed. 
always apply a primer before make up.
Always clean and exfoliate makeup off completely!

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CERAVE FOAMING FACIAL CLEANSER SAVED MY LIFE! & their ultra light moisturizing lotion (also for oily skin), both GREAT products & super gentle so they won’t irritate your face & they don’t dry out your face so much to the point where your face produces more oils (like some of the face washes & masks i’ve used in the past)

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I have the same problem. I use unscented antibacterial bar soap twice a day and use Vanicream Face Moisturizer. Some lotions make my face more oily but this one is the best. And I have a dermatologist that proscribed me retina for night you only use a pea size amount of it. I also suggest not putting on too much lotion but just enough.
I hope that helps!!!😃

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hi! if you have oily skin the best thing to try is an all natural cleanser and a GEL BASED moisturizer. gel based things are for extra dry skin but people don’t understand that your skin needs to be reset (with the all natural cleanser) and then moisturized with something that is going to hydrate your skin, not dry it out. oil free are always nice, but a gel is going to seal and stop the oil from building up. if you need any help with finding a good brand, let me know!

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I have the same skin type and I found Aztec secret healing Indian clay helped. If you do get it mix it with some organic Apple cider vinegar, not water. Also use a non metallic bowl for mixing as metal affects the clay.

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Find a face wash for your skin type. I have oily/combination skin that’s acne prone. I use a makeup and dirt removing face wash followed by a face wash for acne. I like all natural African black soap (i think that’s what it’s called) after i wash my face i apply a toner. I used to use witch hazel which worked great for me, but i switched to Clean & Clear essentials deep cleaning astringent. I find it works great at preventing and helping my acne better than the witch hazel, but it is a little strong if you happen to have sensitive skin. 
Following the astringent i apply a moisturiser! I use an all natural African shea butter!! It’s so amazing and i highly recommend trying it out. You can probably find it online or on amazon. 
One of the big misunderstanding about oily skin types is that just because it’s oily doesn’t mean you should barely moisturise. Moisturising can help your oily ness because in most cases your skin is creating oils to help with the dryness. Just a tip! So always moisturise with a good quality kind. After that i apply an acne cream. I use clean & clear persa gel 10. I put it on any acne i have at the moment once or twice a day and i find it helps me greatly. I also apply an all natural blemish treatment from an online shop, but basically it contains aloe, tea tree oil, vitamin e oil and witch hazel ect. It helps out and i like the all natural part. I’m sure you can find something similar if you’re interested or i can send you a pic of it if you want. 
AND THEN after that i spray rose water on my face. I use rose water all day because refreshing and makes my skin happy. I make it myself. With roses and water lol
So that’s basically my skin care routine. 
Sorry this is so long and prob too much info!! But i have similar skin so i just wanted to tell you my routine in case you wanted to try anything out. I would also recommend finding some good intense moisturising face masks to do weekly. 
I hope this mini book helped out at least a little lol

skincare tips??

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