Whats the best acne treatment?
Best Acne Treatments November 6th, 2009
pink_carebear_girl asked:
What is the best acne cleanser or cream or whatever to treat acne on the face? I work in a restaurant (McDonald’s to specific) and I am cashier. I wanna know what are some good acne treatments and cleaners out there.
What is the best acne cleanser or cream or whatever to treat acne on the face? I work in a restaurant (McDonald’s to specific) and I am cashier. I wanna know what are some good acne treatments and cleaners out there.
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November 7th, 2009 at 6:53 pm
I was on Tetracycline for years, but it never really did much for me. I now use Dalacin which was prescribed to me and it works amazingly.
November 10th, 2009 at 6:17 am
I worked in McDonalds for five years, eating there primarily twice a day in one way or another. And contrary to opinion, I did not gain any weight from this. As for my skin, I have found that moisturization is the best weapon against acne. Going in to work with a clean face, freshly moisturized and wearing little or no foundation is the best way to fight the grease-filled air. Do you love working there? Environment wise, this was the most fun job I’ve ever had.
November 13th, 2009 at 3:21 pm
Well for me i used oxy and I also use the one my dermotologist gives me. I say the ones you get from a dermotologist help more because it makes acne go away faster.
November 16th, 2009 at 12:48 am
I don’t really have a great answer, but I can tell you what NOT to use:
don’t give into the tempting promises of Proactiv solution. It doesn’t work all that well, it strips skin of all oils, some of which are necessary…. and thus forcing your skin to create double the amount of sebum (skin oil) to make up for what it’s losing.
Plus, Proactiv has this system where you sign up in their club, and they send you their product ever 60 days. This is problematic, because they just send it even if you don’t need it, and they charge your bank account without informing you. They just charged me and I had zero dollars in my bank account, so I went into debt, and my bank charged me for “overdraft protection”… etc. BAD situation.
On the bright side, I use Dermalogica ultracalming cleanser for face and eyes, and at night: dermalogica Overnight clearing gel. It’s great for super-sensitive skin =D
November 16th, 2009 at 4:00 am
Ok sorry, but the person above is wrong. Proactive is a great solution. It got rid of my acne. I had horrible acne too. I been using it since I was in the sixth grade and my face still looks great. It only takes a few days to realize all your pimples and acne are disappearing. Use it!!
November 18th, 2009 at 2:41 am
I went to the doctor after my spots were really upsetting me (people made fun of me), and he prescribed me of Tetralysal (Lymecycline) tablets to take twice a day, and Tretinoin cream to put on my face twice a day.
After about two weeks my spots were almost gone, but I also worked my daily skincare routine into it (Cleanse, tone, cream, wait, moisturise, tablet), because at first I found that my skin really dried out and I was unable to put make-up on
After a month my spots disappeared
November 20th, 2009 at 6:53 am
Proactive destroyed my daughters skin , and I would turn around and RUN from any Mary Kay consultant, its all a scam.
The product that cleared my daughters skin was Bee Luscious Cosmetics Medicated Acne treatment , the foam wash, pore minimizing toner and the spot treatment were her salvation, now she has added the night treatment and has gotten beautiful skin again.
November 23rd, 2009 at 5:04 pm
Management of mild acne: It is possible to manage mild acne in the following ways:
1. Topical gels, solutions and lotions or other over the counter medicines are widely used to treat mild acne.
2. Clean the infected areas 2 times a day with a mild cleanser. Excessive washing of the acne-affected area will not eliminate the acne. Avoid over-washing as well as using hard soaps.
3. Once you finish washing the affected area, apply the acne treatments. Apply these medications on the whole area instead of single places.