Acne Care

I have very mild acne, but I want to have completely clear skin.
What acne product works? (Recomment things that you used).
I want to make it quick and refreshing, not like in 3 steps.

I tried everything including Proactiv, Murad, and all those other brands you see on television, and almost everything in the pharmacy too!

They have not worked for me and I only realized I was using products that were intended for severe acne and have been too hard for my mild acne.

I now use Mary Kay and it makes a huge difference in my skin, even through my second pregnancy, my skin remained clear with my first I am broke because of hormones.

Anyway, I use the Deep Cleansing Formula 3 and Formula Blemish Control Toner 3. You need a moisturizer, and it really depends on your age and your skin type to choose from. I'm 26 so I use TimeWise Moisturizer Anti-Aging: Combination to Oily formula because I want to fight against wrinkles before you start!

Now I know you say you do not want a system of step 3, but honestly, for best results you really need 3 steps. I learned this from a lot of research as well as face painting (you heard about skin care as well.) Cleanse, tone and moisturize!

Mary Kay may be expensive, but you can get it on eBay at half price;)

Hope this helps!

Erin
http://www.myhairstylingtools.com

Proactiv handily launched major *** for me. Sorry its a step 3, but its worth it. aloooooooooooot drinking water and ur skin will be more clear. Sorry I have nothing other than tanning, but thats the word of mouth.

Biore Ice Cleanser. It is just a cleanser that feels really cool when you use it and it clears up mild acne. I use every day and now my acne is completely gone soft and I only get one or two small spots each month.

I agree that Proactiv took effect immediately and relieved the skin of my face pretty quickly (about one week). It is in three stages, but believe me, it is so worth it.

Good luck! xx. Lauren

What the skin needs is a product that clears pores and kills bacteria, thus preventing hair follicles from clogging and turning into acne. This is what you should look for if you want to get rid of those ugly acne.

Before trying any treatment, I suggest you read this information source that lists the treatment of acne the most effective available:

http://www.17acnetreatments.com

PS I also know someone who suffered from severe acne for 14 years and finally got rid of it completely. She shares her story on her website:

http://20six.co.uk/my-acne-solution

Maybe you could learn from her inspirational story
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# You should not hurry, look, scratch, rub your skin or making the problem worse and could even lead to scarring.
# Regularly shampoo your hair, and try to keep your face if possible - especially at night.
# Keep a food diary to work if you are one of the few people whose acne gets worse if you eat certain things.
# From regular exercise to get the old blood flowing, and make sure you get a wash as soon as possible thereafter.
# Avoid contact with your face.
# If possible, try to reduce your stress level.
# To avoid sunburn.
# Change your laundry every day, as bacteria can grow on a damp cloth.
# Wash your face twice daily with a mild soap like Dove or Lever 2000.
# Always rinse well with plenty of water.
# Only the makeup for special occasions, and be sure to remove it completely.
# Granular facial scrub can make acne worse by A.