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Spot treatment recommendations please
Could someone please recommend a spot treatment for occasional breakouts. Preferably something that I can keep in my here for emergencies. I was using Liz Earles Spot-On but I dropped a half full bottle at the gym yesterday, and it smashed to pieces :( I have decided to try something different. I have oily skin if that's of any help.
I use Clean & Clear Advantage quick clear Treatment Gel. Its quite good, really dries the spot out. For me, its a little drying, but might suit your oily skin. Its really good for emergencies, and works really well at the first sign of a spot. :)
Re: Spot treatment recommendations please
Could someone please recommend a spot treatment for occasional breakouts. Preferably something that I can keep in my here for emergencies. I was using Liz Earles Spot-On but I dropped a half full bottle at the gym yesterday, and it smashed to pieces :( I have decided to try something different. I have oily skin if that's of any help.
Freederm!!!
I use it on my problem skin (only occasionally when i have a breakout).
Its fab!! You can buy it in chemists for £8.95
Jelly
x
I use the Clean & Clear one as well. Helps dry out the spot. Also the Neutrogena version is very good too.
Am tempted to try out Freederm but it is double the price of the Clean&Clear one though.
Dermalogica Clearing Booster, is good for getting rid of spots in 2 days, (it does contain 5% Benzoyl Peroxide aswell as anti-inflammatory ingredients), Freederm did nothing for me, although when my Dermalogica Booser runs out i am thinking of trying out a 2.5% Benzoyl Peroxide treatment so its less harsh like it suggests in http://www.acne.org/regimen.html
I followed this for the last couple of days (but with my dermalogica booster which i thought i'd finish before i bought anything else, and my clinique extra mild cleanser wash) and my skin has calmed down a heck of a lot since it broke out badly during new years and christmas. For the mild cleanser i'm buying Philosophy's Purity face wash (because i used it in the past and it is superb at cleaning and getting rid of makeup at same time, so i don't have to use a separate makeup remover, plus its really mild)
Could someone please recommend a spot treatment for occasional breakouts. Preferably something that I can keep in my here for emergencies. I was using Liz Earles Spot-On but I dropped a half full bottle at the gym yesterday, and it smashed to pieces :( I have decided to try something different. I have oily skin if that's of any help.
Answers:
I use Clean & Clear Advantage quick clear Treatment Gel. Its quite good, really dries the spot out. For me, its a little drying, but might suit your oily skin. Its really good for emergencies, and works really well at the first sign of a spot. :)
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Re: Spot treatment recommendations please
Could someone please recommend a spot treatment for occasional breakouts. Preferably something that I can keep in my here for emergencies. I was using Liz Earles Spot-On but I dropped a half full bottle at the gym yesterday, and it smashed to pieces :( I have decided to try something different. I have oily skin if that's of any help.
Freederm!!!
I use it on my problem skin (only occasionally when i have a breakout).
Its fab!! You can buy it in chemists for £8.95
Jelly
x
Answers:
I use the Clean & Clear one as well. Helps dry out the spot. Also the Neutrogena version is very good too.
Am tempted to try out Freederm but it is double the price of the Clean&Clear one though.
Answers:
Dermalogica Clearing Booster, is good for getting rid of spots in 2 days, (it does contain 5% Benzoyl Peroxide aswell as anti-inflammatory ingredients), Freederm did nothing for me, although when my Dermalogica Booser runs out i am thinking of trying out a 2.5% Benzoyl Peroxide treatment so its less harsh like it suggests in http://www.acne.org/regimen.html
I followed this for the last couple of days (but with my dermalogica booster which i thought i'd finish before i bought anything else, and my clinique extra mild cleanser wash) and my skin has calmed down a heck of a lot since it broke out badly during new years and christmas. For the mild cleanser i'm buying Philosophy's Purity face wash (because i used it in the past and it is superb at cleaning and getting rid of makeup at same time, so i don't have to use a separate makeup remover, plus its really mild)