Exposed, Acnepril, SkinID, Pronexin, Proactive, Assobar, Orovo Acne.
I would like replies from people who have used multiple of these treatments or have done extensive research on the subject as i am trying to find the treatment that is the most successful.
i have used a few of these, i found proactive doesnt work as well as it says. the one that worked the best for me was SkinID. i think it helped that it was specified for my skin type.
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#1 by summerlover on December 18, 2009 - 4:14 am
i have used a few of these, i found proactive doesnt work as well as it says. the one that worked the best for me was SkinID. i think it helped that it was specified for my skin type.
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#2 by T H on December 18, 2009 - 4:59 am
I’ve used Proactive. The first shipment worked really well but the next few shipments did not. And then I talked to someone who worked for the call center for Proactive. Seems as though Proactive sends the best formula to you for your first shipment and then sends a weaker formula for the rest of the shipments. This would explain the problem that I had.
Now I use an infrared sauna and that has healed my acne very well. The sauna has been the only thing that has EVER worked for my acne on my face, chest and back with no side effects.
Be very careful when using acne medications because they can dry your skin out which makes acne worse. Keep your face moisturized (even if you think you have oily skin). And whatever you do, do not use a tanning bed to clear up your acne. Tanning beds do work but you will pay a price for it years down the road.
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