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proactiv+

4eyes2019-05-01T08:49:00.000Z
I agree w/ LIzzy28 re: recs. Low dose oral doxy (you can do 20mg 2x/day to get similar effect+
as pricier Oracea). Also: one often overlooked OTC tx that works FANTASTIC for some pustular roscacea sufferers (including me) is LOW DOSE BP. I us
4eyes2019-04-27T17:22:00.000Z
Agree that cetaphil (at least the non-foaming one) won't do anything, and you need more than a spot+
tx. You need all-over tx that prevents and treats. If her skin tolerates BP (patch test 1st) that is an excellent tx, but you might want to start w/
4eyes2019-04-27T17:18:00.000Z
Why flames? Proactiv is a very good system, if overpriced. I use the Walgreens/Walmart Proactiv+
dupe kit all the time. Good ol' BP is an EXCELLENT tried and true tx, esp. low % (2.5-5% max).
seajade2019-04-25T09:57:00.000Z
ProActiv has worked miracles on a lot of people with acne that I know
susan2148a2019-04-25T08:12:00.000Z
Only two things ever worked for me - Accutane and Proactiv
10172019-04-22T17:28:00.000Z
What products are sun sensitive? All I can think of is the Proactiv & that++
doesn't get near my crows feet. What other products are sun sensitive that I am using? TIA!
Jnbfan2019-04-22T10:20:00.000Z
I personally found Stridex pads and the Proactiv range to be truly "skin ripping." I can handle
Rx retinoids. The key is to use sparingly and slowly then introduce it every night.
10172019-04-22T07:40:00.000Z
Feeling frustrated. I am 45. I have worn sunblock my entire adult life++
religously. I always try to keep my dry skin moisturized. I can't use retinol...it is too harsh on my skin. I use the good lotions (CeraVe). I use
4eyes2019-04-19T09:34:00.000Z
Walgreens/Walmart Proactiv Dupe kit and Panoxyl's 4% BP wash+
Stores usually only have Panoxyl's 10% wash tho.
4eyes2019-04-17T10:58:00.000Z
I would not rec the LRP BP. It is 5.5% BP, which is high,plus it has an acid in it (BHA)+
and my skin found it too irritating. And the Euro ersion has no BP at all plus it's fragranced. Yuck. I would recommend a 2.5%, like Proactiv's, acne