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POV: You've been using what you thought were the best acne products and your acne still isn't getting better 😭  The problem might not be your products… it might be that you're treating the wrong type of acne.  But you'll notice a recurring theme here: retinoids/adapalene are often a foundational part of acne treatment.   - Whiteheads: The first two ingredients I usually think about are salicylic acid and retinoids/adapalene. Salicylic acid helps unclog pores, while retinoids help treat and prevent comedones. Azelaic acid can also be helpful.   Personal Day Doing the Work Salicylic Acid Treatment Tonic: Features 2% salicylic acid, azelaic acid, and zinc to help keep pores clear without feeling overly harsh.   - Blackheads: Similar approach here. Salicylic acid and retinoids/adapalene can both help treat existing blackheads and reduce future ones.  Also consider Personal Day Blackhead-Melting Nose Strips: Designed to help loosen blackheads instead of aggressively pulling at the skin.   - Papules: I often think about retinoids/adapalene, along with spot treatments that have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties.    Personal Day Adapinoid Serum: Combines adapinoid with tranexamic acid, so you're addressing both breakouts and the marks they can leave behind. - Pustules: Often treated similarly to papules, but I'm also a big fan of pimple patches for active spots. Personal Day All Covered Brushed Blemish Patches: Hydrocolloid patches with salicylic acid to help protect and support healing of individual blemishes. - Cystic acne: Topicals can help to a certain extent, but deeper cystic acne often needs prescription treatment. And if you're on something like isotretinoin, don't forget about barrier-supportive skincare.   Acne isn't one-size-fits-all, which is why figuring out what kind of acne you're dealing with is often the first step.
POV: You've been using what you thought were the best acne products and your acne still isn't getting better 😭 The problem might not be your products… it might be that you're treating the wrong type of acne. But you'll notice a recurring theme here: retinoids/adapalene are often a foundational part of acne treatment. - Whiteheads: The first two ingredients I usually think about are salicylic acid and retinoids/adapalene. Salicylic acid helps unclog pores, while retinoids help treat and prevent comedones. Azelaic acid can also be helpful. Personal Day Doing the Work Salicylic Acid Treatment Tonic: Features 2% salicylic acid, azelaic acid, and zinc to help keep pores clear without feeling overly harsh. - Blackheads: Similar approach here. Salicylic acid and retinoids/adapalene can both help treat existing blackheads and reduce future ones. Also consider Personal Day Blackhead-Melting Nose Strips: Designed to help loosen blackheads instead of aggressively pulling at the skin. - Papules: I often think about retinoids/adapalene, along with spot treatments that have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. Personal Day Adapinoid Serum: Combines adapinoid with tranexamic acid, so you're addressing both breakouts and the marks they can leave behind. - Pustules: Often treated similarly to papules, but I'm also a big fan of pimple patches for active spots. Personal Day All Covered Brushed Blemish Patches: Hydrocolloid patches with salicylic acid to help protect and support healing of individual blemishes. - Cystic acne: Topicals can help to a certain extent, but deeper cystic acne often needs prescription treatment. And if you're on something like isotretinoin, don't forget about barrier-supportive skincare. Acne isn't one-size-fits-all, which is why figuring out what kind of acne you're dealing with is often the first step.

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