I’m a teenager that has terrible reactions to proactive and nutragena (spelled it wrong) but it doesn't do anything to my terrible skin. I haven't been to the physician because we cant afford it. I really need something to clear it for a little while. If it helps I don't use fluoride toothpaste so i don't think my toothpaste will work.

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wash your face morning and evening with Dr. Bronners magic soap. It is gentile and good for sensitive skin, but also an effective deep cleanser. Avoid lotions and liquid makeup on your face; also avoid sun exposure. If you have acne scars you can mix a tablespoon of honey and a tablespoon of lemon juice and apply it to your face as a masque for about 10 minutes each evening.
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I've had the same problem, so I wash my face each morning and night and put lotion on afterwords every morning and night (just a normal sensitive skin lotion in the morning, and thick sensitive skin lotion at night). Of course, it's different for different people, so it might not work for you, but try it for like a week or so.
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Wrong section…but, sorry if the over the counter stuff doesn't work you need to see a physician to find out what will work. It could be your diet or it could be a hormone imbalance (was for me). Diet you can change, hormone imbalance you need a prescription.
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wash your face twice a day, put on moisturizing cream, don't wear lots of makeup, and purchase acne products with sacacyllic acid or benzyol peroxide. sorry i spelled those way wrong. good luck
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why did you put this in the bird section? troll?