JEBUS 1 wrote: » Anybody here use panoxyl 5 before? I got some today but I want to know what results other people got with it
winking weber wrote: » I have adult acne on chin and jawline, neck and small bit on my back. Its never been bad but it wasnt getting any better. I'm 3 weeks into a four month course of roaccutane now, just to kick it to the kerb for good. However I've been spending a fortune on skincare. Its a nightmare! I'm still getting spots and blackheads but my skin is flaking off too! Argh. Aveeno is good for the body but haven got it right for the face yet. Just got the nutritiv stuff from Roche Posay.
Conor108 wrote: » So is just Savlon any good? Like just rubbing a bit in morning and night?
winking weber wrote: » For me its 180 +120 +120 +120 for the consultants appointments. (Women can only get 30 day prescriptions at a time.) Drugs cost 183 euro per month of which you have to pay 100 with a drug payment scheme card that everyone is entitled to. So its a thousand euro for a four month course. Crikey! No wonder Ive no spare money. Then you've to spend on skincare for your dramatically altered skin. I'm finding the le Roche Posay stuff great but I tried lots of stuff before settling on that.
Groe wrote: » I found it helped when thetops had come off the spots as it would trweat it like a cut and heal it in a day or so. For the past few weeks I've used The Clearasil Ultra Pads. They have been the best thing I've ever used. They prevent breakouts and they reduce spots within an hour. I also have a question. I have scaring on my forhead from spots and I was wondering what people would suggest I use to help treat it. Thanks in advance.
Purple Lemons wrote: » I get the odd spot, now and again, and blackheads on my nose if i don't use my facial scrub religiously, this i can deal with. What i can't deal with however is these god damn boils Under the surface so i can't pop them, painful red and angry looking Just to touch them is quite sore, any ideas on how to get rid of/ prevent them ? Btw i've tried TCP and it has yet to work.
vonnygav wrote: » Years later at 22 had slight reoccurance of acne on my jawline and chin - went on Marviol (stayed away from dianette as had bad effect on me previously) and Minox (similar/same as minocin). They worked great. Went off both last april to give my body a break - result - breakOUT!
Slugs wrote: » Benzoyl Peroxide is amazing. Although you need to finish the treatment for it to be permanent
SpinIt wrote: » How do you mean finish? I though you just had to keep using it until such time as it went away naturally, Although it is savage stuff:D, Tea tree oil has the same effects though, but it takes longer to start working, But it has none of the side effects of bp
Call Me Jimmy wrote: » The moment I stopped using traditional cleansing products and face washes was the moment my skin cleared up completely. I think one of the biggest problems I had was feeling like washing my face was the answer to bad skin and spots. I thought, "well, if I try this new face wash it will clean my face better than what I was previously using and my problem will be solved" but it was the exact opposite. I fell victim to over-washing and nearly caused permanent damage to my skin (no joke). Then I gave up and went back to common sense - wash your face with a tiny bit of soap when it actually needs it. Otherwise, just use some warm water. This allowed my skin the chance to return to normal, and it improved to a point now where it is as perfect as I could possibly have ever imagined. Ye don't need to 'massage' cleansers in 'circular motions' or any of that ****. I found that doing stuff like that was just making my skin raw and causing blemishes. Quick rinse with water, if your skin is oily rub a tiny bit of soap onto yours hands and use it so gently that only the very top layer of oil is removed. Throw some water over yer face and go. 30 - 40 seconds tap to towel is all that's needed. I also don't dry my face with a towel because that just caused more problems. Again, I had pretty nasty skin and now it's pretty perfect. All I did was cut out all the modern 'skincare' crap and returned to some water and a tiny bit of soap when really needed.
evil-yoda wrote: » i had horrible acne, got slagged something awful. Sudocreme helped but what i found the best was eating good food! that meant no junk, fast food and less sweets!
gibson wrote: » ive had bad acne since i was about 14, im 25 now and still have a bit not as bad but still a bit on my face. Interesting that cutting out foods worked for you. I tried it didnt work went to a dermatologist and they told me acne has nothing to do with the food you eat, its all a myth! its related to your hormones and stress levels The best antibiotic i was on i think was called minocin. i went on ro-accitane twice it worked with side effects but always came back. so didnt exactly "work" correctly. Minocin on the other hand cleared it up fairly quick and I never had a single side effect. Unfortunately it has come back a little bit but not as bad as it use to be
scoopmine wrote: » Iv heard sunbeds help n i do notice in the summer my skins always better... Granted its not something id like to resort to as all the negative stuff ya hear about them too... Anyone have ne experience with them?
