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Cetaphil gentle cleanser Cetaphil moisturiser Nip Fab glycolic overnight gel (aha) Soap and Glory Dr Spot (in place of BP) Boots Soltan Sun lotion sensitive (this doesn't block pores) I...

I don't use acne.org cleanser, I use cetaphil but the way I remove makeup is to make sure I saturate a cotton pad with Micellar Water to the point where it's dripping wet, I feel that if the cotton pa...

Have you tried Glycolic Acid? I had spots that developed under the skin and the only thing that helped was Avene Clenance K. That is now discontinued but the main ingredients were Glycolic Acid and La...

Sometimes I find that if the regime isn't working properly it's because I'm making mistakes on it without even realising. I then go back and look at Dan's YouTube videos to correct myself. Have you ...

Have you tried glycolic acid every few days in place of your moisturiser? I get these bumps on my forehead as well and I find that glycolic acid really helps to make the skin smooth. You definitely ne...

Wearing sunscreen will help, use it the way you are taught on the regimen, just make sure it is not pore blocking. Glycolic acid also helps. I also had great success with diy tumeric face masks (just ...

It might be a good idea to visit a doctor because of the colour and smell of the discharge as that sounds unusual.

I've found that when I use glycolic acid on bumpy skin it makes it really smooth.

It might be worth trying glycolic acid on them to try and bring them to a head. I use the soap and glory Dr spot gel on spots like that and then they develop into a whitehead and then they go down.

I have never tried R+F so I can't say how well works but cetaphil gentle cleanser is great. It is very gentle so it probably won't irritate your sensitive skin. Might be worth trying.

Use a gentle cleanser and moisturiser so that your skin isn't getting irritated any further. Follow a strict routine morning and night. For bumpy skin glycolic acid really helps. Don't use scrubs and ...

What kind of moisturiser are you using? Maybe try cetaphil cleanser and moisturiser as these two products are super gentle and might stop your skin from feeling so irritated. It might also be a good i...