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I have very dry, acne prone skin.. so I need a moisturizer that I can use daily that won't clog my pores but also makes my skin feel hydrated. Over the years it's been a struggle to find the right products while being highly reactive and sensitive to everything. I was inspired to create my own line of skincare that people could trust would clear active pimples, never trigger new breakouts and improve their skin-quality overtime. So the PD moisturizer is a big favorite of mine- especially as I feel more dry in the winter months.
Feb 7, 2025
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Have you asked your MD or Dermatologist about antibiotics for your breakout condition.
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This moisturizer has been one of my constants for now. It’s been really helpful for my acne prone skin and it has been one of those affordable yet amazing moisturizers. I highly recommend it!
Feb 26, 2025
The thing that helped me most was just focusing on moisturizing and absolutely not listening to dermotologists who tried to dry out my skin - I love the kana lavender sleeping mask and serum as well as anything from big wood farms. I also use this mask once a week and that helps keep me clear and makes me feel like a special princess.
Apr 12, 2024
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I also have v dry, irritated skin and the way I have dealt with it is using a moisturiser that has a bit of hydrochloric acid in its formula, I use one from Garnier. it’s meant to be a night cream so it’s more heavy duty. I also use Vaseline in really dry spots and a rose water spray.
Paula’s Choice have products that specialise in dry skin and it worked great for me. In terms of something more natural, the girlies say aloe vera oil is a great option, you can mix some into your moisturiser.
But the one thing that did it for me was when I stopped using so many products. I don’t know what it was maybe I was mixing things wrong or overloading my skin but I only use an oil cleanser, a peptide serum and a moisturiser now. skin is doing a lot better.
Good luck x
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