The Acne topic

I totally feel your frustration with dry skin issues. I’ve been dealing with a persistent acne problem for years. I’ve tried countless treatments, from over-the-counter solutions to prescription medications, but nothing seems to provide lasting relief. Every time I think I’ve found a solution, the acne comes back worse than before. It’s so disheartening, especially when I’ve invested time and money into treatments that don’t seem to help.

If anyone has suggestions for treatments or products that have genuinely worked for them, I’d be so grateful. It’s a constant battle, and any advice would be appreciated

Acne is a relly huge problem for me

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One name that has never failed me it’s very quick acting heals scaring removes acne within a couple weeks sometimes a few days and that product is PROACTIV some might say it’s only an info commercial product that doesn’t work but I swear by it best stuff I have ever used the only downside is the price but is worth the treatment

Types of Acne:
Blackheads: Open bumps on the skin that fill with excess oil and dead skin.
Whiteheads: Bumps that remain closed by oil and dead skin.
Papules: Small red or pink bumps that become inflamed.
Pustules: Pimples containing pus.

As someone who has dealt with acne, I can recommend some natural methods to you.

-Peeling mask with yogurt.
-Tonic with rose water.
-Turmeric yogurt mask.
-Coconut oil
-Lemon juice
-Carbonate peeling.
-Coffee grounds peeling.
-Anti-inflammatory toothpaste

These are good ways to get rid of acne, but you will decide which works best.

Man oh man. I ended up hormonal acne in my late twenties. Only Derm-alMD Acne Cream has been part of my skin routine in the morning (sometimes at night) and it makes my red blemishes go AWAY! I feel like my skin is getting softer too.

I may share advices which helped me one day – try using Benzoyl Peroxide for acne. It is available in every pharmacy and is very effective in fighting acne.
Thoroughly wash the affected areas twice a day with warm water and unscented, non-greasy soap, and treat them with calendula tincture, which will not only relieve inflammation, but also reduce the likelihood of scarring. And by no means use facial scrubs, as you will only make it worse and spread the infection all over your face.
Be careful not to touch your face with dirty hands, much less scratch it. Sometimes it happens automatically when you are very absorbed in something – watching a movie or reading an exciting book. But there are people who have a constant touch of the face becomes a habit. If you are of this type, you should remember that the more often you touch your nose, forehead, chin, the more likely there will be acne on them.

After trying so many products, I finally settled to one. For acne and troubled skin, I highly recommend Nellie Tier (nz). I bought mine online. Via email, they helped me build my right skincare routine according to my skin concern, since I don’t want to do much trial and error. Basically, I suffer from acne and rosacea from time to time. I am using their wash, spritz, serum, and moisture. Just 4 steps, and now I have clear skin. It may not work for everybody, but I just thought this might help. 🙂

If people are still suffering and haven`t found what works for them, after 25 years, lots and lots of painful and horrible `treatments` and products, I read about Paula`s Choice and started using the CLEAR stuff – the exfoliate is the best in the three step for me (well, the only vital everyday step for me personally), but the gel helps when I get totally stressed too.

You can get just a small trial kit for not a huge outlay, which helps to see if its for you or not – it really has changed my life (and I know that sounds drama queen, but seriously, being over the age of 30 and still having pustules, deep cystic acne and just horrid `normal` white and black heads I literally used to sob at the mirror most days – now I can actually a) wear make up to effect and b) don`t cry when I look in the mirror on bad days, plus I`m not in constant agony.)

Just putting it here in case anyone hasn`t heard of it, I wish I`d found it sooner! 🙂

I read your reply in the `Just Blogged` thread too, thanks for the information 🙂

Have you tried any of the Paula`s Choice products aimed at reducing/fading acne dark spots? x