PanOxyl

PanOxyl

4eyes2019-02-25T21:36:00.000Z
YMMV, Rx tret gel .1% AM and OTC BP 2.5% PM (bothe 3-4x/wk) works for me. For some+
Azelaic acid works better. Differin is now OTC for .01%, but YMMV, Rx tret works better for me. The lots of small pimples sounds like something BP wo
4eyes2019-02-19T07:25:00.000Z
I would not recommend the Proactiv cleanser, although the BP tx lotion is excellent+
nor would I recommend the PC Balancing cleanser if you have dry skin. If you like PC stuff (which I also like) I'd go w/ something for sensitive skin
Lorel12019-01-26T10:06:00.000Z
I am trying out a bp wash for my back & chest area.
I am currently trying out Acne Free Cleanser 2.5% bp, but heard good reviews on Panoxyl Wash. I did not have luck with the SA wash.
staya72019-01-17T11:30:00.000Z
My 14 yr old uses an Rx (epiduo forte - the 0.3% Differin + BP) +
You can make your own at a lesser strength with OTC Differin (0.1%) and BP. It has been very effective for my dd. If you have Kaiser healthcare,
hotpinkcoffee2019-01-03T23:07:00.000Z
Benzoyl peroxide is really good for this, panoxyl or cvs actually has a good dupe bp body bar
PinkArgyle2019-01-03T22:16:00.000Z
PBI: PanOxyl is pretty good, but I have only had luck using an anti-dandruff shampoo with
pyrithione zinc. I currently use a Dove anti-dandruff shampoo, let it sit on the affected areas for 1-2 minutes, then rinse.
4eyes2018-12-26T22:43:00.000Z
A mild, ph balanced cleanser w/o fragrance like the Cerave Foaming mentioned is a good choice. If+
you need something stronger Panoxyl 4% BP creamy cleanser is really nice, but I wouldn't use it more than say 3x/week. Since it's hairline, is it a r
cgw12018-12-16T23:07:00.000Z
Cerave moisturizer in the tub, panoxyl face wash, neutrogena face wipes, neutrogena eye mu remover
l35122011-05-03T00:53:00.000Z
Has anyone been able to find the PanOxyl 4% BP acne cream wash? Their website says available in 5/11