I've been using Dial Soap - Spring Water (Bar form) for a while, and at the beginning it helped my pimples and cleared my skin. But now when I use it, all it really does it dry up my skin, and it doesn't really stop my pimples a whole bunch. After I use it in the shower (on my face), it dries up my skin, so I decide to put on some dry skin cream (Vaseline - Cocoa Butter, Deep Conditioning). The cream gets rid of the dryness, somewhat, but it feels like I have something on my face. So I decide to pat some off with my towel.
I have oily skin, if that is of any importance.
I was just wondering if the Dial Soap I am using is good. Or should I use something else. But I really don't want to use harsh products on my skin (IE: ProActiv, and those types).
So if you can help, it would really be appreciated.
Would you have any recommendations?
EDIT: And also, I don't want anything that makes my skin addicted to it. As in, if I didn't use if for a while, I would breakout.
Cetaphil cleanser (seriously) (no acne fighting ingrediant/no addiction)
So I checked their website, and looked at their products, and saw an Oily Skin Cleanser. Should I use that one?
But also, if it doesn't have any acne fighting ingredients, how does it work?
Would you have any recommendations?
EDIT: And also, I don't want anything that makes my skin addicted to it. As in, if I didn't use if for a while, I would breakout.
Cetaphil cleanser (seriously) (no acne fighting ingrediant/no addiction)
So I checked their website, and looked at their products, and saw an Oily Skin Cleanser. Should I use that one?
But also, if it doesn't have any acne fighting ingredients, how does it work?
you don't want your acne ingredients in cleanser form its a waist of time, if you need acne fighting ingredients you want something that can penetrate. and I use the oily skin one, but I have extremely oily skin, if you have sensitive skin the gentle one is a better idea.
Alright, thanks guys.
So I finally got the Cetaphil Gentile Skin Cleanser today, and I just finished using it.
My question is, how do you put it on? I put it on the palms of my hand, kind of rubbed my hands together, and applied it to my face. But when I applied it, it was watery. And it was difficult to put onto my skin. I couldn't really feel myself putting it on my skin, so I put a little more onto my hands and applied to my skin.
So how am I supposed to put this on?
The FDA banned the use of triclocarban, the active ingredient in Dial antibacterial soap. Throw it away. It interferes with hormones. Not Good:
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2016/09/02/fda-halts-sale-some-over-counter-hand-body-wash-products.html
