Hola Bellas,

Hope you're having a great day?? Its a wonderful day to be alive and for that I'm most grateful.

Sometime last year--July to be precise, I went through a major change and it was really hard I couldn't do my makeup for more than 2 weeks (I was indoors all through!!). After I got myself together, I finally went to my studio and to celebrate my "coming out", I put on makeup (albeit light). It was a really good feeling almost wrote a book titled "How Dolapo got her Groove Back"!!!.

Hope you enjoy creating this look as much as I did. Enjoy the pictures...

Bellas,

Acne/Pimple, is one thing we ladies struggle with over and over again. Sometimes it comes due to diet change, increase in stress levels, period cycle, routine change, dirty makeup tool(ahn ahn)...and so many more.

Last month, i had breakout on my cheeks and forehead. And believe me, i was so worried cos i didn't change my routine, no new product, and the pimples were everywhere!!! I'm very careful and minimal concerning products that i use on my face. I don't try everything i see/hear of, i do a lot of research still with fear in mind though.

Thus, my journey to an answer/cure began. I visited a dermatologist who recommended a pimple removal system "Retin-A Cream" which i had to use directly on affected areas alone once daily(only at night). To me, it smells like rotten butter, but it worked som magic. However, a few days after i used it, i realized that my skin was peeling on areas i used it on.

During this time i was using Neutrogena Cleansing soap and Neutrogena (Oil Free) Acne Stress Control Wash, which i had to discontinue cos i felt it was making my skin worse.

Hmmm...i also used SebaMed cleansing bar and also got the same drying effect as the Retin A cream, I tried getting the cleanser, scrub and toner so i could have the full range of SebaMed products...

So you'll wanna know what product got the breakouts off??....well look our for it in my next post...
PS: The effects of this products on your skin might be different on your skin. Be sure to visit a certified Dermatologist especially to know the type of breakouts you are having.