My face burns whenever i put pimple /acne treatment?

help! it never ever did this unter this morning!!!!


i woke up and washed my face with apricot scrub in the shower than when i put rubbing alchohal on my face which i have been using for like months. then after it burned i washed my face for a minute and put this stuff called %26quot;pimple eraser%26quot; on. then my face burned and stinged more! hours later in the day i just put some %26quot;gentle%26quot; acne stuff on and it still stings! help! it left red rashes where i have pimples! it made me worse :(


please help thank you|||Oh dear! I can think of two reasons this might have happened:





1. Using harsh products frequently on the skin can cause even normal skin to become sensitive over time.


2. If you are a teen or young adult, fluctuations in your hormones can cause your skin to do crazy things, like suddenly become sensitive to products you could use before.





So. If I were you, I would use ONLY a very mild cleanser followed by a sensitive moisturizer morning and night, until the redness and burning goes away. (I recommend Cetaphil.) Then you can go back to treating the acne as well with a spot treatment product. (I recommend Clearasil.)





To treat the stinging and redness in the meantime, try dampening a facecloth with cool water and draping it over your face, and/or applying pure aloe vera gel.





Best wishes!|||That might be sensitive to your skin or an allergic reaction. Switch to something with saying %26quot;For sensitive skin%26quot;. Wash your face with cool water and just keep it real cool and don%26#039;t put any medicine on till it is better.|||stop using those pr0ducts first..i tht u shld use dainty lavender mask to balance the pH and reduce sensitivity of ur skin..get it frm sg website a 88db..use tea tree oil frm watson to reduce the redness..if not i tht u shld consult a doc..|||READ the back of the oinment label. Most of the time it says, %26quot;If rash occurs, stop use immediatley%26quot; Look for this and just make a call to their 1-800 number and then if they advise you to, go to the dermatologist.|||Go to your dermatologist; rashes are never a good product for anything. It sounds like your using products that don%26#039;t work for your skin type--they are professionals and always know what to do.