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could baby wipes be wrecking my skin?

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allthelemons · 14/03/2016 21:58

im late 20's. skin has never been great, spots tend to be giant cyst like monsters/impetego like. it got really greasy & spotty before my first child and never improved now they are 2yr old. skin is dry flaky on forhead, sides of nose and chin have patches that never heal/improve. dr keeps fobbing me off and put me on long term antibiotics once my child was born. i stopped after 6-7months. i've tried so many skin routines and allowing 3-4 months with no improvements. makeup clings to the patches of dry skin regardless of moisturiser etc. exfoliating/leaving alone doesnt seem to make any diff. for about a year i've been using asda baby sensitive fragrence free wipes to remove makeup, could this be one of the problems?
any advice/experience welcomed....

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Fairylea · 14/03/2016 22:03

I used to work for Clinique and always used baby wipes to remove my make up much to the despair of everyone I met! The one thing I did do however was to wash my face afterwards with a gentle face wash to remove any residue, this seemed to make all the difference - perhaps that might work for you too? I particularly like the Nivea blue face wash and now use the Johnsons make up remover wipes.

sconebonjovi · 14/03/2016 22:05

Since the problem has arisen since having your baby it's most likely hormonal. Baby wipes are almost definitely not helping though! What else do you use on your skin?

allthelemons · 14/03/2016 22:09

since nov i tried liz earl hot cloth polish & toner. currently on nip+fab dragon blood cleansing pads & simple or cetaphil moisturiser. johnsons purple wipes made a lot of blackheads appear!

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