The Breakout Hack

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tbh Skincare, listed in our catalogue as The Breakout Hack, is a range built around breakout-prone skin. It covers pimple patches, a spot treatment, cleansers, a lightweight moisturiser, SPF50 and a Rebound line for skin that feels stressed. Browse the full range below, or head to the acne and scarring products category to compare it with other options.

Best tbh Skincare for Pimples and Spots

Pimple patches are the heart of the range, and they come in several formats. Patch It Up includes everyday, large, jumbo and cica micro dart patches, plus ultra-thin invisible patches for wearing discreetly and pocket-sized packs for your bag. Large patches are made for inflamed spots, while the micro darts are designed for blind and surface-level blemishes. You can compare other formats in pimple patches and spot treatments. For a targeted option, the Acne Hack Spot Treatment is a hydrating spot cream made for use on individual breakouts.

How to Choose the Right tbh Skincare Routine

A simple routine tends to suit breakout-prone skin best. For cleansing, the Spot Cleanser is a non-foaming, creamy anti-bacterial formula, and the No Scrubs Jelly Cleanser is a gentle evening makeup remover. Both sit alongside other milk and cream cleansers if you want to compare textures. Healthdirect suggests a gentle, soap-free face wash twice a day, followed by a moisturiser or sunscreen, and avoiding over-washing or picking at spots.

For the next step, the Thirst Trap Face Moisturiser is a lightweight, hydrating formula for oily skin. Finish your morning routine with the Skin Shady Face Sunscreen SPF50, a light face sunscreen made for breakout-prone skin. More options are in facial sunscreen.

Shop the tbh Skincare Rebound Range

The Rebound range is aimed at skin that feels stressed or sensitised. It includes the Rebound Serum, a milk-activated cica toner with ceramides, an overnight soothing gel mask developed with pharmaceutical scientist Hannah English, and a tri-peptide lip treatment.

Skincare can support a routine, but it is not a replacement for medical advice. Healthdirect notes that acne is caused by a build-up of dead skin cells and oil, and that treatment often takes two to three months to show an improvement. If your acne is severe, or it has not improved after pharmacist-recommended treatment, speak with your doctor.

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