What Is the Best Acne Treatment? Posted: 05-12-07 04:33am
help me with this......i have acne...right
now i am using
D-35.....................its quite
effective but i still have break outs...i
hate it ,,,,,can u help me with this
please.......?
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Jbomber22
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Joined: 13 Dec 2007 Posts: 2
Questions About Acnexus Posted: 12-13-07 16:22pm
hey there, i havent heard of this Acnexus
before until checking it out on the
internet....from reading the reviews i see
that its a scrub that you can use on your
face...Can you use Acnexus on your back,
shoulders and chest?... since i tend to
break out lots on my body, especially back
and shoulders
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jereny
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Joined: 18 Dec 2007 Posts: 6
Re: What Is the Best Acne Treatment? Posted: 12-18-07 01:17am
bizdating5
wrote:
help me with this......i
have acne...right now i am using
D-35.....................its quite
effective but i still have break outs...i
hate it ,,,,,can u help me with this
please.......?
the best way to reduce acne is use tea
tree oil you can see the result with in 5
weeks. This helped in clearing my acne.I
advice you to go through natural sites
they have a good remedies for your acne.
ALL THE BEST.........
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dtcdtc
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Joined: 09 Aug 2008 Posts: 3
What Is the Best Acne Treatment? Posted: 08-09-08 04:54am
medication alone is not enough to stop
breakout,as various factors such as
>stress
>hormonal changes
>inadequate sleep
>reaction to environment changes.
>mindset
contribute to it.you need to check and see
if any of these factors is applying to
you.if they do,you will need to find a way
to control them.
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sherburnite
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Joined: 16 Aug 2008 Posts: 4
Posted: 08-16-08 16:27pm
Acne has been quite severe in my family
for generations and most of the adults
have scarring. My brother, nephew and I
have all received treatment via the
hospital and have been very lucky with the
treatment we got. I asked my doctor to
refer me after reading about the positive
effects on the skin of pure vitamin A and
retinol. We all spent 16 weeks on
Roaccutane and we've now been spot free
for over 10 years. Its not for the faint
hearted and has quite severe side effects
so make sure you look into it properly.
Your G.P will tell you if he thinks you
are suitable but ask for a referal to a
dematologist as they also do it now in the
form of a topical gel.....my son is
currently using this with some success,
the initial redness and flaking has gone
and he is so far spot free. Good luck.
