susan ciminelli sensitive skin anti aging cream - Whats The Best Face Wash For Acne?
Raphael-Cason, 2007-01-23 15:16:03
I have tried clearasil, neutrogena, phisoderm, and even prescriptions from the doctor and nothing seems to work. I have also tried just a regular bar of soap. Some of them help, but nothing makes it go away. I have sensitive skin so i have a problem with alot of face washes irritating my skin. I was thinking about getting proactiv, but im worried about it being too harsh. any advice??
2007-01-23 16:22:41 Jarod-Whirlow wrote: dont waste your money with those acne soaps. acne pron skin is very sensitive. 1/2 the break outs are from irratation alone! use dove facal bar when your skin is needing a "bit" of moister. use ivory when you dont. follow up with tee tree oil on a cotton ball on break outs or oilly spots. (find it in the health food store or in wallmarts herb supplament section)
2007-01-23 16:18:47 Adeline-Porter wrote: well you've tried everything! Probably just regular washes with something mild and go to the GP for some hydrocort cream and antibiotics if it gets very bad
2007-01-23 16:22:16 Ariel-Klockman wrote: cetaphil is meant for sensitive, somewhat dry/normal skin. it's mild and helps with acne. i use it myself and i don't break out hardly. also mary kay deep cleanser is great, meant for more oily/normal skin.good luck, hope you find something that works!!
2007-01-23 16:47:56 Curtis-Harper wrote: Hey been there, done that! I have tried all those products as well and they don't seem to work for me either. I've also tried Proactiv, it's really good and it clears up acne....but i have sensitive skin and it irritated my skin and made it red. My skin is super super sensitive and anything i use could make me develop a rash on my face. Right now I'm using shiseido skincare. It's really good and gentle on my face. You could try going to a department store and have someone look at your skin and tell you what products are good for it. Also everyone tells me Noxema works well and it's cheap too,maybe you could try it, Good luck!proactive
2007-01-23 16:29:39 Eduardo-Milne wrote: Principal Secret Reclaim. I use that stuff. It works so well. You only use it three times a week. It's the best stuff. You use the Buffing Exfoliant first and then you use the blemish control stuff. which will help you so much! It dosen't take long to get rid of your acne; only a couple of days. and you keep using it, same routine 3 times a week use it right after you shower. It works great. Principal Secret Reclaim, the Buffing Exfoliant and the Blemish Control.
2007-01-23 16:31:01 Sharita-Franks wrote: i have the same problem!!! definitely do not and i mean do not ever use proactive if you have the skin you say you do. after misting, wait about 1 minute to let the water soak in a bit and then use a good moisturizer. after the moisturizer is in place you wait for ten minutes and then go ahead and put the prescription medication on your face. the dermatologist told me to instead use a cream make-up remover that doesn't require the use of water. i tried it for 5 months and it made my skin soooo dry and very, very itchy. do not leave your makeup on during exercise and try to keep hair with product in it off of your face and try not to touch your face during the day unless your hands are very clean, and do not let your boyfriend rub his grubby hands all over your face either, and i gurantee you this will clear up the acne and also make your face very smooth and soft without having the dry skin!!! i never, ever use facewash. finish off with some eye makeup remover placed on a cotton ball for your eye area. repeat the process in the morning, but wait 5 minutes after dabbing your face with the tissues to apply your makeup. spread it lightly over the areas in which you experience breakouts (i put it all over my face) and then use a tissues to dab your face to get any excess lotion, water or medicated gel off your face. after this, use a spray bottle filled with water to mist your face. simply spread the cream on your face and then use soft tissues to wipe it off. to top it all off, it caused me to get red scars that took 4ever to go away!!! the products i use:merle norman cleansing lotionmerle norman fresh and fair tonerduac topical gel (clindamycin 1%, benzoyl peroxide 5%) during the day only when i wear makeup and wipe all excess off with tissueretin-a micro ( tetinoin gel .04%) nightly it didn't clear up the acne either, it made it worse! the dermatologist prescribed me two very lightly medicated topical creams designed for sensitive skin. afterwards, you use a very gentle toner to make sure all the makeup is gone.
2007-01-23 16:39:41 Dong-Hasely wrote: i've been trying this stuff called beautiful skin and to my surprise it's actually working! susan ciminelli sensitive skin anti aging cream susan ciminelli sensitive skin anti aging cream susan ciminelli sensitive skin anti aging cream.
2007-01-23 16:21:55 Galen-Smothers wrote: Zits usually happen during the night, so before you go to bed every night wash your face with cold water, then after apply oxy pads they work really well...before i just used face wash but it didn't work for me if you use pads maybe that will work also power pads work to u can get them in cvs...**another tip when you wake up in the morning take a shower because the zits seem to get small so it might work for you!
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