Anonymous wrote:I have recently been struggling with significant acne on my chin and cheeks, in the exact spots that my mask frames touch my face. I have been changing my mask frame and mask in the middle of the day, and I clean my mask frames daily, using face cleaner on them and then spraying them with rubbing alcohol before leaving them to dry.
I have a good skin care routine, but nothing seems to be helping to clear up my maskne, nor is anything helping to reduce the red scarring left by the acne.
I have tried multiple cleansers, including gentle ones, and I wash my face three times per day (morning, after work, and at night).
In the morning, after cleansing and using Biologique Recherche P50, I use Vitamin C and hyaluronic acid serums, moisturizer, and sunscreen, though I don't wear sunscreen under my mask. (I also use eye cream and use under eye patches 3-4x/week, but that's unrelated to the acne).
At night, after cleansing and toning, I use retinol, rose hip or Vitamin E oil, and night cream.
I've tried traditional acne spot treatments such as salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, and witch hazel, but none have made a difference. I've also tried not using ANY products on my lower cheeks and chin, but that hasn't helped, either.
Does anyone have any advice? What has worked for you?
What do you mean when you say "mask frame"?
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