Acne help?? What is good acne treatment kit?

Have you tried Benzaclin? It has worked really well for me. It is a prescription, but doesn't dry out your face and I see overnight results.





Also, check out Clean and Clear Ance Advantage Control kit if you need something OTC. I'll include links to both the websites where you can get some coupons.





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Proactive really does work. I never used it but my brother did. Give it a few weeks and it will clear your skin up for the most part.Acne help?? What is good acne treatment kit?
ok as a student farmacist (4 exams left) i recomend u to go to dermatologist coz i cant tell u (even if i was one ) what to use coz i dont know how ur acne is at what stage is and if it is acne or cloracne but if u want some information about acne


that i can tell u . So the pores of the skin contain sebum and sebaceum glands and in the acne situation we have the blocking of the follicle opening that leads to acumulation of sebum that is very good for cultivating bacteria , with result of the coltivation of bacteria and the formation of the acne.


So to use against the acne are cremes containing antibiotics or antibiotics for oral use, the cremes used often contain erythromycin or for oral use tetraciclines.


But my ansewr is that u have to go to dermatologist to show him ur acne and he will give the best advice





i hope iam a bit of help
i've found pro-active to work pretty well. i also use a prescription that i got from a dermatologist. it is a topical antibiotic.





different things work better for different people, so it may take some time before you find what works best for you.





be sure that anything you try, you do it regularly and follow the directions. this will help you know if something is really working or not.
Face pack for acne prone skin would be of honey (1 tsp) with 1/2 (tsp) of cinnamon powder. Apply for 15 minutes. Due to the antiseptic properties, bacterial infections in the skin are treated. More home remedies available at http://www.wellnesstalk.org/acne.html