Do You Have Oily Skin From Your Medication(s) And If So, What Do You Do To Clear It Up?
@A myHIVteam Member, this post is about oily skin. Sorry to hear about your (ex?)husband. You can find a lot of support on this site. Do not be afraid to post questions on the Q&A page or on the main page. We are all in this together, poz or not. What kind of questions do you have? Just ask them on the Q&A link on this page and we will all try to help you cope the best that you can. By asking here, not everyone will see your post to be able to help.
I have oily skin anyway. I use witch hazel because it doesn't overdry.
I have oily skin. I use origins face wash which works great
I got really oily especially around my nose, I never thought it could be related to the meds.
I have oily skin. However, it is not attributed to my medications. Several products have helped me including: bull dog face wash, cetaphil, olay, cerave and noxema. All are available at cvs, target, etc. To curtail costs, I shop using the stores apps for deals in combination with coupons from print adds/mail circulars. There are often great deals on many apps. I suggest that you investigate the stores near you and see what offers best fit your lifestyle.
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