I need to find a good acne product can someone help?
ok i have a picture of a drawn face (not my doing its just a random pic) and i highlighted areas that are prone to certain types of acne
A (yellow): there are red spots on my face in this area that never "pimple up" their just red spots they are'nt even bumps
B (Blue): this area has a couple blackheads here and there that i cant pop because i cannot reach them, but in this area it is red around my nose (you'll see on the diagram)
C(RED): This area shows no signs of acne at first but when i stretch the chin skin you can see blackheads, when i pop them they come right back, this part of my face is hardly ever red but there are always the minor blackheads and bumps
My question is how do i get rid of all this please include product names, and a guess of the price thank you so much!!!
Link to diagram: http://img232.imageshack.us/my.php?image=groom7gg5.jpg
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
I have son’s who have had issues with acne. They have tried the proactive line and it left their skin dry and flaky. I am a consultant for a company who’s skincare are ranked with dermatologists. The product that has worked for them is called All Clear. It is formulated with acne-fighting salicylic acid that helps dry up blemishes, reduce oil and fight future breakouts. Along with the skin care line they have specific products for specific problems. One being a Sulfur Mask. As with any product you should use the same line because they are made to work together. If you use a Hodge podge of products you will not get the results you desire. The All Clear line is formulated to last 4 to 6 months so you get your money’s worth. It runs around $60 for the complete set of skincare and around $27 for the All Clear® Acne Outlook™ Sulfur Acne Masque. You can check these out via my web page or email me directly for more info. I have found no products any better and they are 100% guarnteed!
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
You should go to my web site there is a lot of information about how to help your situation.
http://www.marykay.com/jbalduchi/skincare/specificneeds/default.aspx
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
(This is so predictable) ProActiv really does work, but not like you think. For me it brought my scne out worse for about a week then it cleared it up. So I guess it cleaned me out really good first then wiped it out.
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
i know everyones gonna think o proactiv but it really does work you should try it
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
(This is so predictable) ProActiv really does work, but not like you think. For me it brought my skin out worse for about a week then it cleared it up. So I guess it cleaned me out really good first then wiped it out.
Like she said yea proactiv does work but it can make your skin worse than it was
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
use HOPE IN A BOTTLE u can find it in SEPFORA or use PROACTIVE.
MAYBE : $30
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
Although many people believed that acne is caused because a person’s skin is too oily, those with dry skin are just as susceptible to the condition as well. Today more than 20% of all adults are affected by acne and this can often be caused by using very harsh products on their skin. However there are certain acne skin care treatment products that can further cause a person’s skin to dry out and only exacerbate their acne even further.
Certainly the best way to treat any form of acne is through prevention. It is important that a person chooses a skin care treatment product which will not dry their skin out or cause any further damage to it. However it does not matter what type of skin you have as long as you understand what actually causes it, then you will find it much easier to prevent as well as treat your acne problem.
Most of the skin care treatments available for acne are likely to make the underlying causes of the problem much worse. Many of these actually contain sulfur or resorcinol or benzyl peroxide and these all help to dry up the excess oil that is being produced by a person’s sebaceous glands but can also cause a person’s skin to dry out more during the actual treatment process. Therefore although it may have prevented further oil from being produced it will cause the skin to dry out and this will then exacerbate the skin condition further. In fact what you have done is actually caused yourself another problem because your fine lines and wrinkles will begin to develop and so you have actually accelerated the process of aging in your skin. So it may be better to just blot the excess oil as it certainly will not cause the condition to become any worse.
To be honest if many people used less of these cleansing and skin products the incidents of acne would probably be much less. Instead people should look at using mild skin products as these will not damage their skin and understand their skin condition a little better. Understanding your skin and acne condition will help you determine the type of acne skin care treatment product to use.
I used Acne Free In 3 Days to clear my face http://www.solvemyproblem.info/cblink.cgi?v=acnefree but what works for me doesn’t always work for everybody, so you should also consider alternatives like Acne No More which is a holistic cure for acne http://www.solvemyproblem.info/cblink.cgi?v=buk028959
It’s not important what solution you use, but that you do something about your acne now because people WILL judge you by your face which also plays a huge role on peoples’ 1st impressions of you. I know, it’s really shallow, but that’s human nature!
October 15th, 2010 - 11:55
I suggest you to go for natural one; others definitely have side effects. A good face pack of neem leaves with a pinch of turmeric is very good for acne prone skin. More home remedies available at http://www.wellnesstalk.org/acne.html