Please help me !!
Hi I’m a teenager and I really want to know what it’s happening to my skin because these appeared from day to night. I have a sensitive skin and I didn’t know so know I really take care of my skin on what I know and getting an appointment with a dermatologist have been really difficult. I started using makeup since I was like 11 and this appeared then but it was just like for a day I swear or maybe in special occasions I remember I research the products and they weren’t invasive or bad quality so I really don’t know how that happened. If someone knows about what are these please tell me how to fixed it or take care of them they’re like little holes and appear out of nowhere also like little white dots but I think on what I research it’s like something from hormones my mom doesn’t really know how to help me because she has clear skin and never had this problem. Please just help me sincerely I just want to know about my skin and how to keep it health if someone has like a routine for girls with sensitive skin also that could help I’ve done my research but I don’t know if it’s accurate or anything I’ll really try to get an appointment but in the meantime I want to know. #skin#help a girl out #need advice #skinconcerns #needskincareadvice🥺
Teenagers often face various skin concerns, especially when it comes to sensitive skin that can react unexpectedly to products or environmental factors. Hormonal changes can lead to breakouts, white dots, and other skin issues that appear seemingly overnight. It's crucial to maintain a gentle skincare routine, especially if you have sensitive skin, which might include using non-comedogenic and hypoallergenic products. In addition, seeking professional advice is essential, but while waiting for a dermatologist appointment, there are steps you can take. Firstly, keeping your skin clean and moisturized can help prevent irritation. Look for products specifically formulated for sensitive skin, avoiding those with harsh chemicals or fragrances. A basic routine may include a gentle cleanser, lightweight moisturizer, and sunscreen daily. Diet also plays a vital role in skin health; incorporating more fruits, vegetables, and hydration can improve your skin's appearance. Additionally, consider keeping a journal of products you use and any changes you observe on your skin, which can aid in discussions with your dermatologist later on. Sharing experiences with peers can also provide insight and support during this challenging time.
I'm 16. I have far worse skin than you, but those are just blackheads and small whiteheads. A salicylic face wash with a good moisturizer should help, but I'm also not a dermatologist, so if you get a derm and they say otherwise, then follow their advice.