Your “acne” is NOT getting better because…it’s not actually acne! In this video, I cover 5 common skin conditions including rosacea, folliculitis (fungal acne), perioral dermatitis, milia, and keratosis pilaris that get mistaken for acne but MUST be treated differently to actually clear up!
I explain how each one can look like acne, the root causes behind them, and the proper treatment so you don’t waste time on acne products that won’t work.
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Products Mentioned In This Video :
Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo
Topical Sulfur Treatment: Prosacea Gel
De La Cruz Acne Treatment
AnceFree Clearing Mask
Differin Acne Treatment Gel
The Inkey List Glycolic Acid Toner
Good Molecules Glycolic Exfoliating Toner
Prequel Skin HA Spray
La Roche Posay Double Repair Face Moisturizer
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:33 Perioral Dermatitis
02:42 Fungal Acne
04:13 Rosacea
06:11 Keratosis Pilaris
07:09 Milia
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