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Q: I Finally Found a Product That Actually Worked On My Skin

asked by: obagime20 on June 2nd, 2007

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I have been using acne medicine products for about 2 months and I noticed a considerable decline in the amount of acne present on my body. This is the only product that I can see working. I finally found a product that actually worked on my skin. Cheers... Smile

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simplelife

replied on June 3rd, 2007

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I am thinking of giving them a try, I cannot stress enough how all natural is the way to go to claer acne Very Happy

theraderm

replied on June 4th, 2007

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Finding an acne product that works can vary from person to person. Two months is a good test, at least, to make sure it has lasting results.

If acne medicine should stop working for you in the future you may want to consider (website removed, this forum is not used for advertising products, feel free to PM amongst eachother) Otherwise, stay with what is working for you.

One factor to consider is whether the acne control medication is doctor approved and physician recommended. There is a lot of junk on the market and without a doctor approval it can sometimes be difficult (and expensive) to find something that is likely to work.

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