So I just bought a pimple patch and placed it on my (forgive me for my term) 'ripe' cystic acne. 

The day after that, the acne is already flat and the patch already has white gunks in it. 

When I pulled it out, the puss is already on the patch.
I'm worried since I noticed that it somehow looked like its popped hence the bloody and painful aftermath.

•Q: Can pimple pimple/ acne patches(the regular patches) cause scarring?

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Can pimple/acne patches cause scars?

I've encountered this brand called Sui Sui PH in shopee and I've researched about them, 
 an internet blog said their products are authentic but I'm kinda skeptical since they're literally kinda giving away those Korean skincare products with their price range (such a steal for broke consumers like me).

For those who had experienced ordering from them, is their product authentic?

Sui Sui ph

Any thoughts about apotheke's "all natural no chemical" skincare line and their horrible customer service, lack of transparency in the ingredients of their products.

I've been eyeing on their Niacinamide serum, but after hearing tons of reviews I'm starting to drift away from the brand.

SHADY APOTHEKE SCIENCE

I just bought an oxecure pink drying lotion, and I'm confused on how it works.

I apply it at night after moisturizer, but after I wake up, the pink powder on my face is already gone and it's supposed to stay on your skin for a minimum of 6 hours inorder to work.

As of now I'm using it on my morning routine Inorder for it to stay on my skin longer

Q: how does the product work?

Q: what time should I use it (morning, night)

Q: does it work on cystic acne?

Q: tips on how to use the product

Thank you in advance 😚

Pink drying lotion how?

I've been eyeing on both products (cleansers) of Hada Labo(hydrating cleanser/ green tea cleanser) and Senka ( the blue/ light green-ish variant),  

-Any thoughts/reviews about both of the products?

-i really wanna try senka since it's somehow accessible and affordable but I don't know the full ingredient list, I saw one at watsons official online store and I checked that it has alcohols and fragrance in it(very high on the list

-i saw a review of Jan Angelo (trusted skincare enthusiast) in his review, he said that other variants of Hada labo cleansers except for the blue one and the one with a whip designs are 'too stripping'. For Hado labo users can you confirm that?

- and lastly can y'all recommend a basic/ for sensitive oily combination acne prone skin cleansers that are minimum of 500 pesos and most importantly available at watson, since we're in a middle of a pandemic and I don't wanna shop online (since it's too tedious for me)

Thank you in advance for your answers <3

Battle of the cheap and accessible

This product is small, and melts easily, although it&#39;s really cheap. The product has low concentration of Glycolic Acid so it takes time for it to work, consistency and patience is the key, also wear sunscreen when using this.

This product is soo gentle and has no harmful ingredients, it&#39;s cheap and accessible to the public. It has no stinging sensation, no harmful ingredients and possible irritants, it also helps with acne. It&#39;s effective in lightening small&#47;not that dark acne marks. (This product kinda smells like a hint of coconut, but the scent is not overpowering just like in the erasul soap)

It does moisturise but it&#39;s not enough for me, the product has a really powerful scent. I used this product for three months and it didn&#39;t do well in my skin, tons of small bumps sprouted on my forehead (it&#39;s not purging). I really tried to love this product since there&#39;s a lot of good reviews and the ingredients are good(without the fragrances) but it&#39;s just not for me.

This product is light weight and it absorbs quickly, it has a beautiful texture.

The packaging looks tacky, it also leaks from time to time, the 100ml only lasted 3weeks and 4 days in me ( I use my products generously as we should),
This has sulfates not recommended for overly sensitive skin. I also want a formulation upgrade maybe add ceramide or other moisturizing ingredients besides glycerine.

This product is really amazing for its price, it does the job of cleansing your face and being a basic cleanser, it&#39;s also moisturizing (dove bar soap kind of moisturizing). I highly recommend this product for those who just started skincare, looking for a basic cleanser to rest their faces, broke skincare enthusiast like me etc... I also have to commend how cheap yet effective this product is, it&#39;s also accessible almost everywhere, highly recommended.

This takes time for it to work, 1 week of using it is not enough for you to see the results, but it&#39;s effective and has no stinging sensation, kinda peculiar for an acne soap, the product is also small, and melts easily. I do recommend for the company to add more ingredients that fights acne and to add more percentages of the bio sulfur to the product, nevertheless highly recommended.

This really works well with acne, it&#39;s gentle yet effective (although it takes time for this to work)
It has no possible irritants, it&#39;s cheap and accessible, recommend for students or broke skincare enthusiast whose struggling with acne, and searching for a mild cleanser. This product has no fragrance but it does smells like a hint of coconut in it.

This product stings (it&#39;s indicated in the packaging that its &quot;normal&quot; but it&#39;s not) the stinging sensation doesn&#39;t go away for about a minute or so. This didn&#39;t help my acne, it just worsened it, the product has a really powerful scent.

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