Anthony Conditioning Beard Wash, 6 Fl Oz, Contains Botanical and Rosemary Extracts, Black Currant and Coconut Oils, Cleanses, Hydrates, Softens, and Detangles Beard Hair

Anthony Conditioning Beard Wash, 6 Fl Oz, Contains Botanical and Rosemary Extracts, Black Currant and Coconut Oils, Cleanses, Hydrates, Softens, and Detangles Beard Hair

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CreekCG posted on r/folliculitis24w

I have exactly this. I'm not cured but the following routine let's me live an almost normal life again with very minimal breakouts as long as I don't slack on the shaving. I've tried tons and tons of different products and treatments and this is what has helped me best. Shave with a Phillips one blade every 2-3 days. Followed by rubbing an alum block on your face for at least 1 minute. Cover your entire beard area and neck really good. Any alum block is probably fine but I always use this one https://amzn.to/3Nj0vXb Let this dry and sit on your face for at least an hour (very important-- if I don't leave it on a good while I usually start to break out the next day) I usually shave in the evening and then go watch TV for a bit before rinsing off with cold water and moisturizing. When showering I wash my beard area with this very lightly https://amzn.to/3LvMLYJ Morning and night moisturize with this https://amzn.to/3N9U3SA I've tried soo many moisturizers and this one really seems to be the safest I've found that doesn't cause more breakouts. This moisturizer is expensive so I only use it on my beard area and use a cheaper one on the rest of my face. First night after shaving and nights where I feel like my skin is irritated I use this and leave it on overnight (after moisturizer) https://amzn.to/4jwFWTo I used the above every night for the first month while my skin stabilized. It really helps and was fine going over the breakouts. Im still chasing a cure with my very willing to experiment dermatologist but the above routine is the best thing I've found so far to at least consider this nightmare "stable" Hopefully this helps some.