Comments on: Q&A: Any good acne skin care products that work?

By: SandraD

SandraD — Sun, 16 May 2010 05:52:37 +0000

Your skin has a continuous renewal cycle of 4 weeks so make sure you are sticking with a product long enough for it to work. Was your face twice daily and if you are that oily you should use some type of blotter to absorb oil throughout the day. Oil clogs your pores ultimately cause acne. Change your pillow case regularly some hair products cause acne as well as touching your face.

By: m_soulliere

m_soulliere — Sun, 16 May 2010 05:35:54 +0000

Food or drink have nothing to do at all with acne
it is a over production of sebum from your sebaceous glands
wash your face 2 times a day to keep pores from becoming blocked which can cause an infection see your doctor

By: PamperQueen

PamperQueen — Sun, 16 May 2010 05:11:23 +0000

I am a consultant for Warm Spirit. We have nature-based products. Our product line for those with blemishes and pustules 9acne type skin) is called Clarity.
Perhaps a product line with essential oils and botanicals vs. chemicals may work better for you.
My site is http://www.PamperQueen.com .

By: skincareconsultantforhire1

skincareconsultantforhire1 — Sun, 16 May 2010 05:07:16 +0000

How long and what products of ARbonne did you use and did you use them the right way? Arbonne will work if you used the intellegence set and the deep pore cleansing mask everynight and the thermal fusion face mask and the body wash and shampoo and conditioner you will see a difference and i hope you didn’t mix and match this product with a different product because we do have proven results when you are taught to use them correctly i have seen what i’ve done with the worst of acne and she stuck to it and is now acne free without scare’s and her skin is smooth so So you should of used these products exclusively because we don’t mix with others and if you need any more help i would be glad to assist you because i know it works you just have to use the right products and the right way feel free to e-mail me and if you like i will tell you what to get just click on my profile

By: Leo

Leo — Sun, 16 May 2010 04:49:48 +0000

Hi,

I grew up with acne at a time when there were no viable solutions. My acne problem was severe and it did not make my high school days the best they could have been. Having “been there”, it is not something I would wish on
anyone. The topical solutions I used either burned my face and/or were ineffective. I have the pock marks to prove it.

I am not a big believer in applying chemical creams and other products to the face. There is an inexpensive, common sense solution that provides results in 3 days and has helped many people with their acne problem. Check
out this web site http://wapurl.co.uk/?XF5EY63 for more information.

Good luck.

By: C-love

C-love — Sun, 16 May 2010 04:20:39 +0000

Use a soap with sulfur. The sulfur facial bars are kind of pricey but they are worth every penny. It helps to alleviate the oil and balance your skin. Wash twice a day, once in the morning and once at night let soap sit on skin for a few minutes, rinse off with warm water, use an oil free moisturizer. kaviskin.com

By: Houda M

Houda M — Sun, 16 May 2010 04:18:20 +0000

i know you said that you have tried proactive and it doesnt work but you should try it again. and if it still doesnt work you should try not eating fried/fatty foods. also, dont touch your face with dirty hands. dont pop them either,

it also may be your makeup if u wear any, i used to use covergirl and it really messed up my face. i started breaking out. then i switched to clinique, it is really good.

By: barsh

barsh — Sun, 16 May 2010 04:09:48 +0000

Honestly, you need to open up your pores and sweat a little. I can tell you that a dry sauna can work miracles. I had a friend with bad acne problem on her back and face. I told her for months to go in the dry sauna and sweat out the impurities. She didn’t listen until it was time to go to a formal and she found this magnificent dress that was backless. She wanted to wear it so badly. I reminded her about the dry sauna and to make sure she stays hydrated in the process. She finally tried it and after two weeks of going in there three days a week, most of it cleared up. Heat opens up the pores. When you sweat, it takes the impurities out with it. Lots of times it’s trapped bacteria that gets infected. You could steam your face, which will open up the pores, but it’s the sweating that pushes it out.

Also, another great company…..DHC Their website is http://www.DHCcare.com

By: sweet.angel_22

sweet.angel_22 — Sun, 16 May 2010 03:32:10 +0000

I have the same problem, try Clearasil (apply before you go to bed). It will probably dry out your skin so use a good moisturizer during the day that’s hypo-allergenic and wont clog pores. Also try using mineral/natural make-up.
Hope it helps.

By: Joe B

Joe B — Sun, 16 May 2010 03:27:41 +0000

regular use of st. ive’s apricot scrub with a dab of light lotion afterwards. it’s cheap and you can feel the massive exfoliants working to scrub hard. open it up in the store and feel it with your fingers. its great