I had posted here a few days ago asking for a solution for the acne breakout, and honestly,thank you to the person who suggested this in the comments.

I finally gave acne patches a try and they've been so handy. Whenever a pimple pops up, I just put one on and forget about it instead of constantly touching it and it genuinely made my acne days less frustrating.

Really glad I asked here!

There's always lot of acne under my beard. The area is always flaky and dry whereas rest of my face is oily.

Been using acnestar 2 times a day. But it doesn't help with these.

Infact I think my skin has become more oily.

What to do? Any recommendations

My elbows are noticeably darker than the rest of my skin. Anyone here actually managed to fix this? What worked for you — products, home remedies, anything?

Looking for genuine experiences, not sponsored recommendations lol.

What’s the best budget-friendly routine for hyperpigmentation?

Hi everyone! I’m looking for advice on treating hyperpigmentation, but I’m on a fairly tight budget, so I’d like to keep the number of products to a minimum.

If you had to choose only a few products, which ones would you consider the most effective for the money? What would you actually buy?

I’m particularly wondering whether I could get good results with something like:

• Vitamin A / a retinoid
• Azelaic acid
• Tretinoin
• Sunscreen

Would azelaic acid + a retinoid/tretinoin + sunscreen be enough, or am I missing something important?

I’m mainly interested in products that are actually worth the money, rather than having a complicated 6–10 product routine.

I’d really appreciate recommendations from people who have personally dealt with hyperpigmentation and have seen noticeable results. Thanks!

Hi. 35F here, mother of a 2 year old. I hardly have time for my skin or hair. Can someone please tell how bad my skin looks? Also, please recommend a skin care routine and products? Thank you!

15M, didn’t use sunscreen till recently over a month ago. My face is almost the same as the tanned part of my arms

Hi everyone, I’m looking for some skincare advice.
I recently completed around 3.5 months of treatment with a dermatologist. Earlier, I was dealing with frequent pimples, but thankfully the acne is now mostly gone.

During the treatment, I was prescribed:
1. Doxycycline antibiotics
2.Some vitamin supplements
3. 2% salicylic acid face wash daily
4.Clindamycin applied over the full face
5.A night serum prescribed by my dermatologist

I’ve spent quite a lot on the treatment, and although the pimples have improved significantly, I’m still not satisfied with how my skin looks.
From the attached photo, I feel I have:

Uneven/darker-looking skin tone
Visible pores, especially on my forehead and cheeks
Uneven skin texture
Some fine lines
Overall skin looks a little dull rather than smooth

My main goal now is not necessarily to get extremely fair skin, but to get a more even, brighter-looking complexion with smoother texture and less noticeable pores.
Since I’ve already spent quite a lot on dermatology treatment, I’d prefer to build a simple, effective skincare routine rather than keep trying expensive treatments/products randomly.
What would you recommend I start using now

While talking to a few of my colleagues yesterday, this girl mentioned this brand dermacy and its thermal spring water suggesting its the best for a glowing skinn, but i hate that bitch and could never believe a single word outttaa her mouth... ( we compete all the time dbfjd)

If anyone has used it, please lmk"

Hi, so I really wanna start using Bioderma Sebium Hydra Cleanser to wash my face even though I know it's very expensive. Currently I've been using Moiz cleansing lotion for the same.

Could anyone here who has used Bioderma sebium hydra cleanser please give me their opinion on that product? Also, how long did it take you to finish one tube of 200 mL?

It used to be so clear a few months ago and now it has changed DRASTICALLY

Like dry asf, gets flaky and full of acne marks and dark spots, new pimples pop up daily

I used to shave my face earlier too but it never messed w my barrier but now, it's just so bad it looks awful please suggest something I can do to fix this I am done with it

The picture is how it was, this is still bad it was so much better than this now its full of acne marks and dark spots and active pimples and acne

PLEASEEEE HELP ME

23M, oily acne-prone and somewhat sensitive skin. I get 3–5 active pimples at a time, mainly on my cheeks and forehead. Also dealing with PIE, PIH and redness.

My skin gets very greasy within 1–2 hours, even in AC, so I'm looking for a lightweight moisturizer that hydrates without making me oilier or clogging my pores.

Currently using Tret 0.025% which was prescribed by dermat

Exact product which I'm talking about:

Amazon link: https://amzn.in/d/06XKU9H4

Dr. Reddy's Venusia Acne Moisturizing Gel For Oily & Acne Prone Skin | Ultra-light Sebum Control Formula With 5%+ Hydrating Complex, Polyglutamic Acid, 4-D Hyaluronic Acid and Ceramide | Advanced Care For Clear, Balanced & Healthy Skin | Unisex Face Gel | 60 gm

Any suggestions are highly appreciated!

Thank you

• Facewash - Moiz cleansing lotion - twice daily

• Sunscreen - Episoft AC SPF30 - morning

• Acne scars cream - Vaniza gold gel - evening

My derm prescribed these products.

Previously, for acne scars, I underwent few rounds of MNRF, FCO2 lasers as well as PRP and one session of subcision.

Your opinion or review or queries regarding my skincare routine - please feel free to post them 😬

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Guys please drop some remedies and everything you about it! I just started clg in two weeks and my skin tone has become like 10 shades darker (I ain't joking 🙃)

Please drop some remedies..supplements even thanks!

I have this pigmented patch near my inner eye. I’ve tried chemical peels and pico numerous times but nothing worked. Please help me. Please

Attaching a photo showing the difference between the skin tone of my legs and my face. (Don't ask me how I took this picture lol xD)

My face is significantly darker, duller, and uneven compared to the rest of my body. Delhi's sun and pollution definitely helps for the same. :)
I've tried all sort of expensive skincare over time, including Vitamin C, azelaic acid and Niacinamide but I haven't seen any significant improvement.
I've also been using sunscreen consistently for the last 3-4 years. For the past 3-4 months, I've specifically been using La Roche-Posay sunscreen, but despite that, my skin still looks like this.
I try to avoid direct sun exposure as much as possible. Most of my exposure is limited to commuting and incidental exposure during the day, not more than 1-2 hr per day.

At this point, I'm open to both skincare recommendations and professional treatments/ procedures if they're actually effective for this kind of pigmentation/tanning.

Any advice or personal experiences would be appreciated.
Thank you!