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Q: My Skin As It Was Extremely Dry From Rosacea

asked by: gimik20 on May 31st, 2007

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I ordered acne medicine system for rosacea, the delivery was right on time. I am very please with the results of the products. I am glad I tried the system, it has worked great and I will order again from them.

I finally found a product that actually worked on my skin as it was extremely dry from rosacea, and no cream (I tried many) had solved that problem previously. Thanks acne medicine for wonderful product. Very Happy

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SonyaGottlied

replied on September 8th, 2009

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I have acne rosacea. I have had medicines several times which helped, but it always comes back and flares up. I have found taking Vitamin C 500g a day seems to help.

neilbrent

replied on October 12th, 2009

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I've always had pink undertones in my skin but recently they've become a lot more pronounced. So much so that even if I pile on makeup you can still see it coming through. I'm becoming more and more afraid that it's rosacea like all the others. What Is Rosacea? What Causes Rosacea?

ruby78

replied on October 20th, 2009

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a really good balm is Mayan Magic Healing Balm it has a shea butter base and it soothes the skin right away, o tried a sample and i could see it wokring within hours and i bought a bottle and from then on i never worried about my skin nor did i quit on the balm.
try it, its worth it.

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