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4eyes2019-08-16T17:14:12.000Z
The complete proactiv line is too harsh due to the scrubby cleanser but+
if you are sensitive to BP you should not use it. Washing w/just water works well for some, but you might have an overgrowth of some "bad" (as opposed
4eyes2019-08-16T13:32:39.000Z
What medication was it? You are no longer on it, right? How long ago did you stop it?+
If it was a med that affected hormones, and you have stopped taking it just recently, it may take 3-6 months for your skin to get back to normal on it
4eyes2019-08-12T14:57:39.000Z
Everyone's triggers are different. Sometimes it's the dose. For example, my sensitive, rosacea AND+
acne prone oily skin loves 2.5% BP in a mild base, like Walgreen's Proactiv dupe, but LRP's US version of Effaclar duo w/ 5.5% BP gives me almost a ch
gerlygerl2019-08-07T16:08:57.000Z
Proactiv Skin Refining Mask. Also great as a spot treatment
10172019-08-05T09:27:34.000Z
Same boat. I had to to go off of my BCP pill and I have that too. The cystic ones I find respond++
well to Proactiv Refining (or sulfur) mask thing. I put it on over night and it helps them to disappear more quickly.
4eyes2019-07-28T02:05:21.000Z
What's your current routine? I'd stick w/whatever is vy bland and does not irritate your skin+
which could be something like Cerave Foaming (for normal, combo or oilyskin) and Cerave Hydrating for dry/normal/combo skin. Personally I use Cerave
4eyes2019-07-09T15:16:51.000Z
If you have rosacea, it is a chronic condition that to date, cannot be gotten rid of entirely+
especially if your "rosacea patches" are actually telangactasia matting (patches of tiny broken caps). If that's what they are, no topicals will get
4eyes2019-07-02T12:10:41.000Z
It's the base. Some bases pill, some don't, just as w/ any other product. Personally, I don't+
recommend 10%, it is way too irritating for skin for other than short-term contact therapy. One solution: use it as a 10-15 mask, then rinse off.
tempesttides2019-06-30T23:02:41.000Z
I thought the 10% BP was kind of high. I have never heard of applying low %BP for a few minutes then
rinsing; that's a great idea. I have the Bioderma Sensibio micellar water, so I will use that. I have tried CeraVe products with no success. I have no
4eyes2019-06-17T13:04:19.000Z
Agree you should stop using the offending product. All is YMMV. Niacinamide can work wonders w/ some, and cause terrible irritation and breakouts w/