Hi there, I've just found this awesome community a few days ago and I have to say that it made me feel not so lonely anymore in this acne journey
Let me introduce myself and my situation first: I'm Eduard and I'm currently 18, I will go into my last year of highschool. I've been struggling with acne since like 8th grade. Since then, I've tried (like everybody else on this forum) A LOT of things, I mean a lot. None of them seemed to work. Anyway, there was a positive thing though: I've always been a pretty confident guy and in my first 2 years of acne it didn't really bother me. I was still getting the girls I wanted, I was having fun, I was positive, thinking it was just a phase.
But years have passed, and this year particularly I've become very insecure about my face.
I'm not even breaking out as bad as I used to but the worst part are those red marks that won't dissapear. At this point I wish so badly to have a clear face.
Ok, now I'm thinking seriosuly of ordering the regimen pack in order to calm down my breakouts and clear my face.
I've read that AHA+ would work really well for those red marks and I'd really like to ask for your advice. Do you think it will work for my situation ? What's your experience with it ?
I've added a few photos of my situation. (Those 2 close shots are taken today and the other 2 are from this year [wearing black cap] and the past year [wearing black jacket]).
Thanks ! I'd really appreciate your suggestions about my red marks.
for scars and stuff aloe really works to soften them and deeply moisturize use the gel kind at night really worked
also try micro needling and by the way you look like a model so don't be insecure okay
have a blessed day
Thank you for your reply.
I can't not to be insecure having those red marks all over my cheeks. It's been too much time since I started breaking out and I don't see any signs that it would stop. At this point I feel like it won't get better and I actually can't imagine myself with a clear skin. The photos don't really reflect the real situation (it looks a little worse in reality).
I'd really like to know more about the AHA+ from somebody who used it and worked for them.