I've been using face wash for normal skin and i've noticed it cleared the blackheads on my nose quite well, but i was wondering if i should use one for oilier skin with salicylic acid? i'm thinking it'll work even better in prevention/treatment of blackheads pimples etc. or will it frick up my skin and i should just stick to the the one i'm using currently?
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You can stick with the face wash you have now if you like it and add a separate BHA for complexion and are able to ease your skin into it. You can switch to a AHA for gentler exfoliating (or you can start of with one if you are merely trying to be proactive)
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sorry, what are these? i'm not a foid and i just started doing a face routine with exfoliation/face wash/moisturizer recently, so i'm not too knowledgable on this stuff
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alpha/beta hydroxy acid. They're chemical exfoliants unlike scrubs which are physical exfoliants. AHAs are usually considered gentler and BHAs go deeper and are recommended for acne. Salicylic acid is a BHA.
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