YEAH Aqua Glycolic! If Dan's regime doesn't work for me, that'll be my next try! ^_^Oh no you cant use AG because my opinion isnt valid. Ive only been using it for six days apparently when its actually been four weeks
Your log started on September 8th. I think that makes exactly 6 days in a row?
Now that Ive been using Aqua Glycolic for a little over thirty consecutive days without changing anything in my regimen, I have decided to only use it at night. In the day time, I am using basis for sensitive skin. My face has been very red. It might be too harsh for me to use twice a day which is why I am making this adjustment. Yesterday, I bought a puff you use in the shower for the body and am using that to exfoliate my face twice a day.
Now that Ive been using Aqua Glycolic for a little over thirty consecutive days without changing anything in my regimen, I have decided to only use it at night. In the day time, I am using basis for sensitive skin. My face has been very red. It might be too harsh for me to use twice a day which is why I am making this adjustment. Yesterday, I bought a puff you use in the shower for the body and am using that to exfoliate my face twice a day.
Not sure if the puff is a good idea. Any bath sponges or puffs can build up bacteria really easily, which can exacerbate breakouts. Even when I use a washcloth to exfoliate, I never use the same one more than two days in a row.
Now that Ive been using Aqua Glycolic for a little over thirty consecutive days without changing anything in my regimen, I have decided to only use it at night. In the day time, I am using basis for sensitive skin. My face has been very red. It might be too harsh for me to use twice a day which is why I am making this adjustment. Yesterday, I bought a puff you use in the shower for the body and am using that to exfoliate my face twice a day.Not sure if the puff is a good idea. Any bath sponges or puffs can build up bacteria really easily, which can exacerbate breakouts. Even when I use a washcloth to exfoliate, I never use the same one more than two days in a row.
Wynne does it and I can always put it in my bra bag and put it in the washing machine
Now that Ive been using Aqua Glycolic for a little over thirty consecutive days without changing anything in my regimen, I have decided to only use it at night. In the day time, I am using basis for sensitive skin. My face has been very red. It might be too harsh for me to use twice a day which is why I am making this adjustment. Yesterday, I bought a puff you use in the shower for the body and am using that to exfoliate my face twice a day.Not sure if the puff is a good idea. Any bath sponges or puffs can build up bacteria really easily, which can exacerbate breakouts. Even when I use a washcloth to exfoliate, I never use the same one more than two days in a row.
Wynne does it and I can always put it in my bra bag and put it in the washing machine
I thought she used a facial brush? Those tend to dry out more quickly, so they don't get the bacteria or mildew build up that sponges and puffs can get.
Washing it might work, but you'd have to wash it every couple of days or so.
Now that Ive been using Aqua Glycolic for a little over thirty consecutive days without changing anything in my regimen, I have decided to only use it at night. In the day time, I am using basis for sensitive skin. My face has been very red. It might be too harsh for me to use twice a day which is why I am making this adjustment. Yesterday, I bought a puff you use in the shower for the body and am using that to exfoliate my face twice a day.Not sure if the puff is a good idea. Any bath sponges or puffs can build up bacteria really easily, which can exacerbate breakouts. Even when I use a washcloth to exfoliate, I never use the same one more than two days in a row.
Wynne does it and I can always put it in my bra bag and put it in the washing machine
I thought she used a facial brush? Those tend to dry out more quickly, so they don't get the bacteria or mildew build up that sponges and puffs can get.
Washing it might work, but you'd have to wash it every couple of days or so.
Hmmm thatd be very expensive. I guess Ill take your advice and go back to the baby brush method. I can use the puff for the rest of my body
I use a facial brush, spinning toothbrush and a scrubby puffy thing. The scrubby is for just routine cleaning (not exfoliating as I use it very gently) and I rinse it with very hot water daily.
I'd just (for you) stick to the most gentle thing you can do as your skin tends to be sensitive. Willow's advice is great as always!
What works for one won't always work for another. My skin is not at all sensitive! The scrubbies work great for the body, so you're not out any money. 
Those blackheads you speak of reminded me:
Those blackheads you speak of reminded me:
Id love to go there but I dont drive and itd be very hard for me to get there. I also have a horrible sense of direction and Im afraid I would get lost
Im very frustrated with the fact that my nose is covered in blackheads. My pores are so clogged there. I thought the Aqua Glycolic Cleanser would help with the blackheads but it hasnt done a darn thing. I dont know how to get rid of them. Its impossible to extract them because they just grow back. *sigh*
*sigh* Im so looking foward to seeing my dr on the 8th! I cant stand this acne anymore! It hurts physically and emotionally. I have a really red pimple on the corner of my mouth that really hurts. I also woke up with a pustule under my nose and another one under my lower lip
Yesterday, since I dont have anything else, I decided to use Clean & Clear SA toner. I used it both in the morning and at night. So far I have no new breakouts, but my chin, my cheeks and my nose are all very red 
I think for work, Im gonna wear my physicians formula mineral make up
hey! good luck with your acne battle, acne_battle (lol). a lot of the stuff you use I also have too. The Body Shop is great. Lot's of neat, gentle stuff. The Aloe line is great for sensitive, pimple prone skin (although it does nothing for the pimples, it won't irritate it). I looked at your gallery and your skin looks almost blemish free. Hope you reach perfection 
Btw, the Tea tree oil line of the body shop is also pretty neat, though I stay away from their cleansers (Sodium Laureth Sulfate!).