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Spots!!!!!

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chloe44713
chloe44713

Evening all.

Please tell me it's normal and what I can do about these damn spots. Im 37 and apart from the odd crater on my chin around my monthly I have never really suffered with them. I'm getting so down with it and have tried changing skin care products and routine but nothing seems to help.

I know acne is one of the delights of perimenopause but crikey! I have white heads all along my jaw, chin and now starting to go onto neck! sad

Chloe x

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  • lori93618
    lori93618 chloe44713

    Posted

    I use clary sage essential oil on mine. It really works.
    • chloe44713
      chloe44713 lori93618

      Posted

      Hiya and thanks for your reply. Stupid question but what do I do with it? Put it straight on or mix it with something? X
    • lori93618
      lori93618 chloe44713

      Posted

      I put it on straight but some mix it with an organic coconut oil.
  • Gillian1956
    Gillian1956 chloe44713

    Posted

    Try tea tree oil spot stick it will dry them up and use a a gentil face wash
    • chloe44713
      chloe44713 Gillian1956

      Posted

      Thanks Gillian. Which wash would you use? I've tried clearasil and simple but they seem to make it worse xx

    • Gillian1956
      Gillian1956 chloe44713

      Posted

      I use boots number 7 gentle face wash and I use simple face wipes to remove any makeup
  • Jokey
    Jokey chloe44713

    Posted

    I even used to get them on my bum lol😁😁

    What joy it all is!😠😠

    • chloe44713
      chloe44713 Jokey

      Posted

      Haha, I just love the way it really makes you feel desirable! X
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