How to use CeraVe Acne Control Cleanser 

What should i use on The eyes, you said to avoid to use these cleanser around The eyes?

@@abc225704 Water?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Yes but is there no face washer for eyes i get very dark cirkules under eyes?

@@abc225704 Do you wear sunscreen or makeup on your eyes? A cleanser won't brighten your under eyes. If the darkness is inherited or from hollowness, there isn't much you can do - at least not topically. However, if it comes from stress, lack of sleep, food intolerance, etc., I recommend improving these factors.

Can i use this facewsh twice a day or not i have oily skin and blckhds too much

Has this product worked on your childs acne?

Yes this actually happened to me and I didn’t know why THANK YOU for telling me this.

What is a dryout?

@@arizimal It means your skin dries and flakes, you get white stuff on your face and it will burn and hurt. :)

Is that normal? Cuz thats what happen to me if i just dont put it near my eyes will my skin still dryout? And also how do i fix me skin after it dryout cuz it hurts and my face feel so dry and uncomfortable

@@1105yyw If your skin reacts normal to it, then keep using it. If your face dries out afterwards, even when you put moisturizer, PLEASE stop using it. This can leave scars that won't go away for a very long time or forever. You can fix your skin from dryness by applying moisturizer, wait 10 minutes, and afterwards use a good vitamin E oil on your skin. I recommend using la roche posay moisturizer for sensitive skin.

I think that you are overusing the product. My suggestion is to stop using it for a week, and instead, use a mild gel or foam cleanser, such as Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser or Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser. After that week, you can reintroduce the product but space out the applications, using it only 2-3 times per week. If this approach still doesn't work, I think then it is best to discontinuing its use.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much! 🤍

Reducing acne marks, yes. But for blackheads, these skincare products really do not work well if they are already present. It's best to extract them with a tool or visit someone (an aesthetician) who can do it for you.

in their website it said *yes

Hm... it depends on your skin tolerance and how often you want to use that mask. If you are not overdoing it, it could work.

Yes, you can use that cleanser.

If you use this only twice a week, you will not get any benefits. However, daily use might be too much for some people. Start with every other day. On the days you don't use this, opt for the CeraVe foaming cleanser. Alternatively, another hydrating foaming cleanser like the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser can be used. This way, you can alternate between them.

Well, currently many manufacturers are changing their packaging, and even the formulation gets adjusted, arguably to rip off customers. Eh, I mean to meet their needs because of rising prices! So, they want to remain profitable. Anyway, this just means that it certainly could be the case and it's not unusual. I have seen this with many products recently, not only in skincare!

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficialOhh I see! This makes sense and could be the case! I was afraid of getting a fake product since there are many especially with this brand. Been using this for a couple days and no rush so far, im guessing they just changed the packaging (hopefully). 😊 thank you 😄

​@@sopheaaa_2849 No, there aren't many fake products, at least not ones that look identical to the originals. In the case you're referring to, it's likely just old stock. This happens when a retailer purchases too much of a product, fails to sell it all, and then sells it to countries where it's still legal to do so. Often, this is what people end up having at home.

Remember, these are treatments, not cures. This means they can help improve the condition, but that doesn't necessarily mean they will eliminate acne. To truly address acne, you need to identify its root cause, essentially the trigger. However, these treatments might be too aggressive for the skin, especially if overused. In such cases, I'd recommend switching to gentler products. AM Routine: Clean your face with Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser. Pat dry. If you're exposed to the sun, use a reliable sunscreen like Good Molecules Sheer Mineral SPF. If not, you can leave your skin as is. PM Routine: Clean your face with Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser. Pat dry with a clean towel. If needed, apply Cerave Moisturizing Gel. Ideally, incorporate these steps into your daily shower routine to ensure thorough cleansing.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial oh okay! Tho i first wanna try the hydrating facial cleanser with the acne control cleanser, can i do that or? and can you recommend a good spf

@@sundazezz I do not recommend using CeraVe's Hydrating Cleanser for acne-prone skin. Instead, use their Foaming Cleanser. Yes, you could also use the Acne Control Cleanser in the AM and Foaming Cleanser in the PM. I've mentioned a sunscreen that I can recommend. or watch these videos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zq9w8rd8rd8.htmlsi=doc0wdGBOxzaGOT3 ru-vid.comIZlly-SPBR4?si=exhI5YH1w4Zew2pt

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank u sm!

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Do you apply it on wet skin? You can try using less, using a washcloth in between, or doing it in the shower. See here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sA642DD0hsg.htmlsi=ci0V7GtqxRy1E6HH

In that case, I would recommend using a regular gel-to-foam cleanser followed by a moisturizing gel. Whenever you expect prolonged sun exposure, be sure to apply a good mineral sunscreen. AM: Clean face with Beauty of Joseon Refreshing Cleanser. Pat dry with a clean towel. Apply CeraVe Gel Moisturizer (skip this step if you expect sun exposure). If expecting prolonged sun exposure, use an SPF like Good Molecules Sheer Mineral SPF. PM: Clean face with Beauty of Joseon Refreshing Cleanser. (You can alternate with the Acne Control Cleanser if needed.) Gently pat the skin dry. Apply CeraVe Gel Moisturizer. This is a simple routine that should yield good results over time. The most important step is cleaning the face thoroughly. If possible, consider cleansing both in the morning and evening, preferably during your shower.

@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Do I get the green plum Beauty of Joseon Refreshing Cleanser? Also, I'm a male, so would I need to change a few things or no? Thanks

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Also, I appreciate how you answer all questions Not a lot of people do that on the other channels I watched.

@@TheVoid-ri8nv Yes, that doesn't matter. Men can also use it. The one I recommended is fragrance-free and it's a great cleanser. However, you could also consider options like the Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser or The Ordinary Glucoside Foaming Cleanser. There are many good versions available, but I've found that the one from Beauty of Joseon is the most hydrating.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial OH, and, would this routine (the one you recommended) be something I could stick with for pretty much all my life. If not, what should I change as I grow out of puberty? Thank you! Also, this might be my last question.

Do you really have dry and flaky skin, or is it only slightly dry? And is your forehead dry or oily? If not, you could simply use a product like CeraVe Foaming Cleanser or maybe something like Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser, (ru-vid.comqMd1tWxPWLM) as both are hydrating and foaming, removing excess oil properly. For blackheads, you need to extract them, either by yourself if you have the skill or by visiting an esthetician who can do it for you. That is the quickest and most effective way to get rid of them immediately. With topical products, it doesn't really work as effectively. :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial well now that i use a moisturizer my skin is slightly dry, and my forehead is only oily in the middle. Thank u for responding ❤

@@someone_edits2007 Hmm, what do you mean by that? 🤔 'Now that I use a moisturizer, my skin is slightly dry.' What do you use?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Lately i've been using Cerave moisturizer and my skin is better, is slightly dry, 2 month ago my skin was very very dry but now that im using moisturizer is better but Still i want something about my T-zone, thats the only zone i have pimples and i have blackheads

I hope you understant me 😪

Well, your choice depends on your skin concerns. If you're dealing with acne, the CeraVe Blemish Control Cleanser is suitable. For bumpy skin or if you're seeking mild exfoliation, consider the SA Renewing Cleanser.

No, that's way too potent. I recommend getting another mild foaming cleanser and alternating with something like the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser or Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser. Also, alternate between the gel and the acne control cleanser - for example, use the gel on Monday, the acne control cleanser on Tuesday, and so on. Use one of the suggested cleansers before the gel. As for niacinamide, you may be able to add it to one of the routines. However, if you're using all three products, it can quickly become too much, so I would suggest going with three different routines instead.

It depends on what else you may want to use and how well you tolerate the cleanser. The Inkey List Salicylic Acid Cleanser is also great. Additionally, I recommend focusing on factors like sleep, stress, and your diet, such as avoiding sugar and excessive processed and fast foods. You might also have an intolerance to something you're currently consuming, which could contribute to acne.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial gotcha thank u very much and one more question right now my sister has the cerave daily moisturizer lotion and the La Roche-Posay moisturizer which one would be the best suitable to use after doing the acne control ?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial actually which product is the best to use after doing the acne control cleanser?

@@ZaZa-os7hf What's your skin type?

No, that one alone is fine.

Yes, that would be ideal. This could include makeup wipes, micellar water, or an oil or balm cleanser. You can use such products all over your face or only on your eyes if that's all you wear.

Hey! :) Yes, you can use a Salicylic Acid Cleanser for your oily, acne-prone skin. Alternatively, consider a 4%-5% Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser. If you want to use something hydrating afterward, I recommend a hydrating essence, serum, or gel-based moisturizer so that it won't feel heavy on the skin. As for your blackheads, I recommend using a blackhead extraction tool or having them professionally extracted by a beautician.

Technically, yes, as long as the skin is not sensitive. However, I would advise against using it on delicate areas such as the armpits or the groin region.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial ok thanks

I use it everywhere and its pretty hydrating for a foaming gel cleanser.

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You may be able to use this cleanser in the morning, but not in the same routine as the tretinoin gel. AM (with sun exposure): Clean face with Acne Control cleanser. Pat dry with a clean towel. Apply a Hyaluronic Acid serum or gel moisturizer (example: Neutrogena Hydro Boost Gel or G&G Hydration Station). Wait 1-2 minutes. Apply SPF if you are exposed to the sun. AM (without sun exposure): Clean face with Acne Control cleanser. Pat dry with a clean towel. Apply a Hyaluronic Acid serum or gel moisturizer (example: Neutrogena Hydro Boost Gel or G&G Hydration Station). PM: Clean face with a mild cleanser suitable for your skin type (example: Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser if you have oily to normal skin, or Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser for dry to normal skin). Pat the skin dry and wait 5-10 minutes for the skin to fully dry. Apply a pea-sized amount of tretinoin (avoid eyelids, corners of the eyes, corners of the nose, and lips). Wait another 10-15 minutes. Apply the moisturizer as recommended above.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks a lot 🙏🙏🙏

Well, it may only be temporary, so you may not need to use any product at all. Sometimes, giving it time and continuing with your regular routine can be sufficient. However, if you prefer, you can still use it on those areas to potentially help them disappear a bit faster. Personally, I find it helpful to use these products, especially when I experience breakouts due to hormonal fluctuations. They can assist in minimizing the visibility of pimples throughout the month. 😉

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficialok thank you I really appreciate it🙌

@@user-mi1ei3vh9kI had the same problem. I tell myself that my face reacted after using it so I went back to using cerave foaming facial cleanser everyday and just using the acne foaming cream cleanser twice a week at night and it did help calm things down. And maybe if your skin gets used to it you can use it every day and night and see where it leads you. But it is really drying so use moisturizer afterwards.

Hello again! Well, this issue could have many different causes, such as an allergy or the combination of other products you're using. Can you list all the products you currently use and explain exactly how you use them (AM+PM)? That way, I may be able to assist you better.

Are you referring to the foam? Well, it depends on how much water you use and how long you leave it on the skin. Also, if you have extremely oily skin, the cleanser may not fully break down the oil in one application, so you might need to use it again. Then, it should foam much better.

Yes

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial does it cause any secondary effects? Like dryness or irritation?

@@andrescarrasquillo6331 If you have oily skin, it shouldn't be a problem. However, it also depends on how your skin responds to salicylic acid.

Ok, thank you so much Melissa

Hello Melissa, I have a question. I recently restocked myself with some new CeraVe products, which is the best morning and evening routine you use or used with CeraVe products?

Yes, or a Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser. However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance; like soy, milk, bread (gluten), eggs, chicken, etc).

Hmm, I think it would be better to get a benzoyl peroxide cleanser and try using it like this: ru-vid.comqGNXAEackX8

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you I checked the video tutorial out! ❤

Yes :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks 😊

What do you mean by that? Do you have many whiteheads and want to use this product? Or do you develop a lot of whiteheads when using the product?

Hey! :) I recommend using an extraction tool to extract it from time to time and maybe maintain it with an exfoliant and/or low-strength Retinol.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you for your reply so if i use acne controle with some extraction tool it will be good for my black head nose sorry to reply you late 💙:)

@@samal4392 Yes, this may work! :)

How often did you use it? But yes, that can generally happen. You could alternate its use with a more hydrating cleanser, such as the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser or the CeraVe Hydrating Foaming Oil Cleanser. Alternatively, after cleansing, you can apply a light gel moisturizer like the CeraVe Ultra Light Moisturizing Gel or The Ordinary Natural Moisturizing Factors + Beta Glucan. However, the most effective solution might be to simply reduce the frequency of using the current cleanser and alternate with a more hydrating version.

Lukewarm to warm water is best. The reason for this is that it more effectively removes impurities and cleanser from the skin!

If you use a washcloth, wet it and then squeeze it out so that it's damp, not soaking wet. However, I don't typically do this in the shower. I only use it when washing over the sink, like when I'm freshening up in the morning. I find that a damp washcloth can help to remove grime much better. Importantly, remember to use a clean one each time you do this.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much! I have just subscribed to you.

No, I haven't experienced any issues while using it around the eyes because I rinse it off immediately. However, if you are sensitive to Salicylic Acid, you may experience puffiness.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you for replying.

Did you start using all of these products at the same time?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial the toner and cleanser, yes. Others have been for a while

@@jasperano Well, it could be because of that, but I doubt it. It's probably best to reduce the frequency, give it more time, and alternate with a regular, non-exfoliating acid foaming cleanser.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial so AM just foaming, PM the Cerave? I'll give it a try, cheers legend

@@jasperano Yes, you can try that or even alternate days. See what works best for you. :)

I think using both products may be too much over time. Therefore, it would be better to use their foaming facial cleanser before applying retinol.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you!

Yes, still, I would recommend alternating with a mild hydrating gel-to-foam cleanser, such as Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser or Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser.

As you can see, I have the same issues, and I'm uncertain about the cause. I suspect it might be due to certain preservatives in food or stress, which then affects specific parts of our body. Since you've already purchased this cleanser, consider washing only your forehead with it. For the rest of your face, you can use your regular foaming cleanser. This way, you can target the problem areas more effectively, making them disappear faster without overwhelming or overdrying the rest of your face. Essentially, use the CeraVe Acne Control Cleanser on your forehead, and then something like the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser or Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser for the rest of your face.

@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much 💕

It's not meant to be left on for 2 minutes. You should massage it onto the skin for a maximum of 30 seconds and then immediately rinse it off, similar to how you'd use your regular cleanser. :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial ok

yes

Yes, it's entirely normal for skin to be a bit dry, especially under certain circumstances. Factors such as weather (cold, dry weather, for instance), indoor heating, air conditioning, bathing in hot water, or using harsh soaps can all lead to dry skin. Age is another factor, as the skin tends to become drier as we get older.

yes, you can.

Sure! I've mentioned it in the short ;)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I only heard one of my question answered i don't know if i miss any others answers. I just want to know if I could use it while I'm in the shower and how long should I let it sit on my face

You can use it both in the AM and PM, daily if your skin tolerates it. Yes, it's fine to use it in the shower - massage it in and leave it on for about 30 seconds to a minute.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Oh ok. Thanks you very much🤟🏾

hmm, why do you want to do that?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial trying to remove acne/pimple marks. Sorry if I sound a little misguided, I don’t know much about skin care 😅

@@abrahamrosales878 You can use the Acne Control Cleanser directly; there's no need to use the Foaming Facial Cleanser in the same routine. If you wish to double cleanse to remove sunscreen or makeup, this process usually involves using an oil or balm cleanser first. Here's how it works: How to Double Cleanse ru-vid.comvfyPow-SeAo

Well, it depends on your skin concerns as well as what else you may be using :)

Well, it depends on your skin's overall sensitivity, but it can be a bit strong. I would recommend this one instead: How to use CeraVe Renewing SA Cleanser: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YPNjetxH9Bk.html or How to use CeraVe SA Smoothing Cleanser: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w2UuHbR6WiM.html

yes, you can.

Drying your face with cotton pads is generally acceptable and can be a gentle and hygienic option, especially for sensitive skin. It may be less efficient than using a towel and can create more waste if using disposable pads.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you for replying! God bless you

Okay, if that's the case, it's better to stop using it and switch to one of the other cleansers I recommended!

So, maybe another Salicylic Acid cleanser will work better for you...like La Roche Posay or The Inkey List. The overall formulation matters a lot too! :)

Well I think it works after a few weeks

I can’t really tell which skin type I have or which product will help me

Well, that may be the case. However, for blind pimples, it might be best to use a retinoid like Differin Gel. Like this: How to use Differin Gel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2cw_5gJ-_TM.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much for responding and showing me the product that I’ll need! Tysmm I really appreciate it!

Yes, you can switch them as you like. In fact, it is actually a better option to have a balance between hydrating and drying cleansers. By alternating between the two, you can maintain a healthy balance of hydration and effectiveness in your cleansing routine.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial oh ok thank you for the response also how will I go about using it? Do I use each one the same day one in the morning and one at night? Or would I use just one but alternate every day. For example, Monday use the hydrating facial cleanser then Tuesday the acne control cleanser then Wednesday again the hydrating facial cleanser and then the acne control cleanser and etc.

@@fearurdemise8835 Essentially, it's up to your preference. You could alternate daily between the Acne Control Cleanser and the Hydrating Cleanser, or, as you suggested, use the Hydrating Cleanser in the morning and the Acne Control Cleanser in the evening or vice versa. Another approach could be to use the products based on your skin's condition. If you're experiencing a breakout, you might want to use the Acne Foaming Cleanser for several consecutive days before switching back to the Hydrating Cleanser. Hence, you have a multitude of options to cater to your unique skincare needs.🙃

Well, it depends on how well you tolerate salicylic acid, so it's hard to say. 😞 But it's probably better to start with a 0.5% concentration, such as Paula's Choice CLEAR Pore Normalizing Cleanser.

If your skin responds well to Salicylic Acid, yes, it can help reduce/control it. However, it's also important to find the underlying cause of your acne, such as what you eat, the clothes you wear, if you sweat a lot, hormones, etc.

what are you trying to do 🤔?

No, but do you use any other exfoliating acid product? Or do you have a skincare routine that you currently follow? If so, what are you using?

It's not the best for dry skin, but if you do use it, make sure to follow it up with a suitable moisturizer for your dry skin.

What's your skin type? As for whiteheads, get an extraction tool to extract them or see a beautician to do it for you. I also recommend including a low-strength Retinol, like the one from Good Molecules, as it's a gel-cream formulation that doesn't clog pores.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial combination skin. Which cerave cleanser will be best for me??

@@SumaiyaNoorSiara65 CeraVe Foaming or Hydrating-Cream to Foam Cleanser :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial okk last question CeraVe blemish control cleanser can reduce bumps. Some skincare page suggested me cerave acen control cleanser and blemish control cleanser cuz both have salicylic acid. Now I'm confused what to use so that I can get rid of this forhead bumps and whiteheads. And my age is 19 my skin is so soft. I don't want to use too much effective products. Afraid if that harm my skin 🙂😅

If you get bumps with pus (white or clear), I recommend extracting them with a comedone extraction tool and then maintaining them with an Exfoliating Acid Cleanser or a Leave-On Exfoliating Acid Toner or Serum. This can be an AHA or BHA, depending on what your skin tolerates the best.

If your skin shows no redness or irritation after using the cleanser, and you notice improved skin condition like reduced acne or smoother texture after some time, it likely tolerates the salicylic acid cleanser well. However, if you experience negative reactions or persistent irritation, discontinue use.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you, I also have been using NEO layer 2% salicylic acid serum at night before bed, it causes itching and irritation. Should I continue it? If yes how long will it take for me to see results?

First of all, I do not recommend using both CeraVe Acne Control Cleanser and your NEO Salicylic Acid Serum in the same routine. Use either the cleanser or the serum (the one you tolerate the best). If you want to continue using both, alternate between them to avoid sensitivities. Use a non-exfoliating acid cleanser, such as CeraVe Foaming Cleanser, whenever you want to use your 2% Salicylic Acid serum. If the serum causes irritation, stop using it for now and see how your skin responds to the cleanser alone.

Are you talking about physical acne scars or dark spots? I can help to reduce/control your acne. However, your acne will likely return depending on the cause. So, let's say you're getting acne because you eat a type of food that your body does not tolerate. If you keep on eating it, your acne will return. But, if you stop eating it, you can make your acne stop.

Yea it is the food.

Can u help me

@@KirandeepKaur-hf3bj So, have you tried changing your diet so that you reduce/stop consuming the food that's causing your acne?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I'll give a try. I have tried and tbh it has helped. But all that junk is so tempting. I just dont know how to aviod it. I'll try my best this time.

Thank you so much 😀

The formulation is a bit different but both contain 2% of Salicylic Acid.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i have acne marks or scars so will blemish one work for that?

@@m_haiderimran Well, it does exfoliate the skin, so theoretically, blemishes may disappear more quickly. Exfoliation can help remove dead skin cells and unclog pores, which can contribute to clearer skin. However, the effectiveness of exfoliation in reducing blemishes can vary depending on various factors, such as the type and severity of the blemishes, individual skin sensitivity, and other skincare practices.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficialif i have option between acne and blemish one which one should i chose

@@m_haiderimran It's hard to tell, but the blemish control cleanser might be a bit more soothing

yes

Well, you could do that, but double cleansing typically involves using an oil or balm cleanser as the first step to gently remove makeup and sunscreen from the skin. Then, you would follow up with a hydrating cleanser, foaming cleanser, or SA cleanser to address your specific skin type and concerns. I have created a video guide along with a PowerPoint presentation that you can access here: What Cleanser Goes First in a Double Cleansing Routine ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9QeijGI809Q.html You can download the entire PowerPoint here: docdro.id/hd1evAS

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficiali have acne, (blackheads, whiteheads) and i want to know if you think the skincare will be helpful. morning: cerave hydrating cleanser for dry skin moisturizer and sunscreen. night time: hydrating cleanser SA cleanser then every other night i use 0.025 tretinoin that i got for a doctor. i’m trying to clear my acne. do you think anything else may be useful that i should look into? thank you!!

Well, I think it is best to stick to the doctor's advice regarding tretinoin, as they can provide the most appropriate guidance. Personally, I would recommend using only a hydrating cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen during the day while using tretinoin. This approach typically gives the best results.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial they adviced to use SA or benzyl peroxide. so i picked SA as i’ve used it in the past before. so is that fine with the skincare? also i’ve noticed the tretinoin makes my eyebrows and eyelashes come off sometimes.

@@alexidkbru Yes, just don't use salicylic acid in the same routine as tretinoin. Also, you should avoid applying tretinoin directly on the eyelids and eyebrows; instead, apply it around those areas. However, tretinoin may still affect the surrounding areas, potentially causing dry skin and leading to the loss of eyebrows.

yes.

How do you apply it? 🤔 And do you have makeup or sunscreen on at the time? Or is your face extremely oily?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i apply it as you learn me in this video..and i dont use any makeup or sunscreen and my face is not that oily …maybe normal to oily

That's so weird! I've gotten this question a few times already. Can you please join my group to show me a picture or short video of the cleanser? Here: t.me/MVDskincare

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial mee same, I think it’s copy not the original product 😢

@@mohammediq3796 Can you please join the group to demonstrate?

depends on your skin concerns ;)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial my skin Is oily and acne prone..

@@butterfly__7900 So, it would be a great match.

Do you have acne? If yes, sure - you can give it a try! :)

Yes it helps reduce it!

This is not a review but an application demonstration. My skin feels clean and refreshed afterwards😉

First and foremost, this is not a review; it's a tutorial. This tutorial demonstrates how to use the product for those unfamiliar with it. The product is named "Acne Control Cleanser," not "Get Rid of Acne Entirely Cleanser." It's also important to understand the difference between a cure and a treatment. A cure gets rid of a disease completely, whereas a treatment helps with symptoms but doesn't necessarily get rid of the disease. To truly get rid of a disease, one must find out its main cause. To date, no one has managed to do this for certain conditions, hence the existence of treatments. For example, acne can be caused by various factors, making it hard to find a one-size-fits-all cure because of its different root causes. Delving deeper into the topic, society, particularly in the influencer era, has often mistakenly pushed these treatments. Almost all the influencers do this for business, using filters, makeup, facials, surgeries, etc., creating a fake look. The average viewer doesn't know this and may end up buying many products. It's essential to remember that no skin is perfectly clear; perfection is a myth. By showing my real skin and its true condition, I hope to set realistic expectations for those using these products.

How do you apply it, and do you apply it on top of your makeup or sunscreen?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial no I don’t ..how can I also use the AM cerave lotion cause it gives me rashes

@@favourehinze4325 Hmm, in that case, try adding a bit of water to your hands and then rub it in. That should work. However, CeraVe lotion is not suitable; it's a lotion for dry skin. What you need is a light gel, such as their new CeraVe Ultra Light Moisturizing Gel, or one that I like: The Ordinary Natural Moisturizing Factors + Beta-Glucan.