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Q: Awul Acne!! Help!!!

asked by: vanessalouanne on February 26th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

So i am 19 weeks today and i'm still waiting on my "pregnancy glow"
Oh well.. My skin is just horrible.. The majority of it being on my back. I have never had acne there before and I have tried it seems like everything.. Proactive, Showering more, scrubbing.. I dont know what else to do..

Any advise? And will it go away? Whennnn?

I feel like im 16 again! ahhh Help! I miss wearing tanktops.

Replies(3)

arcadia

replied on February 26th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

unfortunately, some women never get the "healthy glow" of pregnancy. instead, they get the "pregnancy mask" .. it sucks, but it's because of all the hormones raging. there's not much you *can* do, really.. just keep washing your face.

i've had some pretty bad ance during my pregnancy, too. the stuff that i use that has worked really well is .clearasil .ultra .ance .clearing .scrub.. it feels so good!

vanessalouanne

replied on February 26th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Just my luck lol.. Im getting these white spots on my arms too.. I havent even been in the sun at all.. Im just worry about scars afterwards..

jprice79144

replied on May 19th, 2009

Experienced User

Acne

doctors medicine and dermatologists never helped me. the only thing that gives me clear skin is a shot of aloe vera juice in the morning and a fish oil and evening primrose oil tablet in the afternoon plus a few pints of water a day. also "101e" is brilliant

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