Hi everyone, I've never had acne until I hit 21. That's when I start to realise I've been getting adult acne. The acne will always surface on the same spot for the past 5 years and it hurts so bad. I know I shouldn't pick at it, but I do it at times because I really just want to get it over and done with. The acne has resulted in hyperpigmentatiom when it goes away. How can I improve my skincare to prevent the acne from coming back and reduce pigmentation? Your advice is needed, please and thank you!

Routine only when I have acne
AM Routine
Cosrx Low pH Good Morning Cleanser
Fenty Skin Fat Water Pore-Refining Toner Serum
Marc Jacob Youthquake Hydra-Full Retexturizing Gel Creme
Sunplay Skin Aqua Tone Up UV Milk
Cosrx Acne Patch

PM
Cosrx Salicylic Acid Daily Gentle Cleanser
Etude House AC Clean Up Pink Powder Spot

Repeated Surfacing of Acne

Every week, I will use the Meishoku Detclear Fruits Peeling Jelly Exfoliator Mixed Fruit twice a week.

In my previous routine, I would mask once a week after washing my face with the above product.

Currently I have a mini size version of the Tatcha Violet C Radiance Mask. I noticed it contains Vitamin C and AHA as well.

I was wondering if it is safe for me to use it after using my jelly Exfoliator. I would appreciate all your advice! Thank you!

Two AHA Products at once

I have been using this for weeks. Every time I apply, after a while will feel itchy on certain spots of my face and end up having to scratch. Today was the worst I've ever experienced. I'm scratching all over my face. Please tell me I'm not the only one who's experiencing this... There were discussions on Reddit years ago, not sure if anyone on picky had the same experience.

Cicaplast Baume makes my skin itchy and dry

On my face, I'm very fair. However, I have tan lines all over my body. I don't suntan, just got them over the years from clothes I wear and not use sun protection on the body when I was younger. Now I have a fair face and tan body... I'm looking to lighten the tan areas so that I can even out my skin colour and not look too weird overall. Any suggestions on products I can use? Thank you!

Uneven Skinetone on the body

I am currently on adapalene and noticed certain parts of my skin peeling, which isn't much of a concern to me. However, when I try applying make-up, the foundation doesn't apply well on the skin. It gets patchy and thick streaks on the skin. I tried scratching the thick streaks but it doesn't come off. I'm currently using the Sephora All Day Hydrator for moisturiser, Fenty Pro Filter Mattifying Primer and Lancome Teint Idole Ultra Wear. Please advise as this has never happened to me before. Thank you!

How do you use make-up after being on Adapalene?

Cute packaging
Does not contain alcohol which creates the cooling effect when you apply on your skin
Keeps the skin moisturised
I&#39;ve used this for 3 months straight due to overexfoliation, skin has recovered ever since

Sephora doesn't carry this standalone in our country.

This product does a decent job in moisturising my lips. In a hot and humid country like Singapore, I really appreciate the minty sensation it brings to my lips. Makes wearing mask in a climate like this more bearable.

From what I've searched, they discontinued this product.

Packaging looks premium. When you open it, it's in thus pale yellow colour, and if you look closely, you can see sparkles in them. The smell was light and bearable. Texture looks thick, but when you spread it out on your skin, it is actually quite light weight. It doesn't leave a sticky feeling. Make up goes well on this.

When they said it isn't suitable for sensitive skin, they meant it. Unfortunately, my moisture barrier has been damaged recently (I didn't realise), tried the product and my skin was crying after.

The design makes it convenient to carry around, don't have to worry about leakage.

It is supposed to calm my skin right? No, my skin got more irritated than calm.

I like the packaging and the texture of the product when squeezed out.

Azalea