As a girl who suffers from awful acne & dry skin, finding products that don't upset your skin or dry them out can seem impossible. After suffering with acne for over five years, a vast majority of my money and my parents money has been spent on finding the right products suitable for my skin type. Although they may seem pricey, for me they have worked an absolute treat and my acne isn't that noticeable with them on.
For clean skin and small pores, I recommend the three-step Clinique Anti-Blemish solutions. It's a foam liquid that is pumped out of the bottle. The face wash is fragrance free and doesn't sting or irritate your skin. Afterwards, sweep the anti-blemish toner over your face to get rid of excess dirt. Although the moisturiser is good, for my skin- it doesn't set a very good base for my foundation, which is a massive pain! I like the Neutrogena 'Visibly clear pink grapefruit' moisturiser as it smells gorgeous and my foundation sets very well with it on, even after I have just applied the moisturiser.
If you're on a budget (I am a student, therefore very poor at times!), I have started using supermarket branded products. Coming from someone who loves her brands, Asda's 'Protect' facial cleaning wash is a definite winner at just £.1.70 I believe. Even cheaper than alternative brands such as Clean and Clear, which I find pretty useless for my acne. Honestly, Asda's own brand face wash is brilliant as it smells lovely and doesn't dry my skin out. Excellent for break outs too as it contains anti-bacterial ingredients! My spots have been at a minimum since using it.
If you have any questions on what acne tablets I use, or where to get the products I have mentioned above, do not hesitate to let me know!
Much Love,
Harriet
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