Nobody is immune from acne! Even stars who can afford the most expensive skincare products suffer from acne. Famous model Kylie Jenner admitted that she has breakouts due to layered makeup for filming or frequent travel. Kylie's haters ridiculed her skin problems. Kendall immediately reacted and urged other girls not to be ashamed of their shortcomings. But, of course, problematic skin needs to be taken care of. Kylie Jenner shared the remedies that help her fight acne.

According to the star, the first important step in problem skincare is high-quality cleansing in the morning and evening. Also model recommends cosmetics that contain salicylic acid and tea tree oil. Salicylic acid has different functionality depending on its concentration in cosmetic product composition. In 0.5 - 2% concentration, a substance is used as an exfoliant, in 0.5% concentration, due to its antiseptic properties, it’s used as an ecological cosmetic preservative. Tea tree oil is also an ideal remedy for dealing with rashes. It has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. After the first application, the pimple dries up, and the redness disappears.

Also, Kylie recommends her brand's detox mask, which she uses once a week. Kylie's favorite cosmetic ingredients are Shea butter, squalene, glycerin, vitamin E, and hyaluronic acid. They’re included in the formulas of most Kylie Skin products because they’re unmatched in nourishing and moisturizing the skin. 

Finally, a couple more of Kylie’s beauty hacks. In the morning, she tries to do a quick face massage to improve microcirculation in the skin cells. Also, the star regularly uses sunscreen. The fact that the sun dries out acne is a myth. The sun dries out the skin, taking moisture, and then stimulates the activity of the sebaceous glands. As a result, inflammation can manifest itself with renewed vigor. Therefore, you should use SPF protection and moderate doses of UV light for acne-prone skin.

Kylie Jenner's dermatologist, Dr. Christie Kidd, also advises how to make your face perfect. The doctor recommends not washing your face with cosmetic products that contain abrasive particles, for example, scrubs. They can spread infection all over the face. It's also important to wash your hands well before starting to clean your face. The star's dermatologist summed up the recommendations for acne-prone skin: gentle cleansers, polishes, and masks, as well as moisturizing natural oils that do not clog pores.