proactiv?

[x-sam-x]

anyone has successwith it?? im thinking about it tho is it okay for sensitive skin? if differin doesnt work i want to try this.. what do you ladies think?

[lindseylightner]

it didn't work so well for me. it did help though. i did find that sometimes the chemicals were so harsh that it would burn my skin, but that probably just depends on how sensitive your skin is!!

[reggyosu]

proactiv did nothing for me... I used a facewash from Lush, it was green and pasty (sorry can't remember the name) but it worked better than the proactive paired with Lush's tea tree oil astringent. I then tried AVON clearskin products - I didn't do the entire "system" just the immediate response and scrub- they work really well. If all that fancy stuff is too expensive, try clearasil. My friend's brother is a dermatologist and said its really the best OTC product for acne. I swtich it up between the clearskin and the clearasil.

[x-sam-x]

thanks girls!

im currently using clean and clear blackhead cleanser and moisturiser... but i seem to be breaking out more? so i might try the clearasil!

[RNCyster]

I tried Proactive-didn't work. Waste of money. And Acne Free bleached my towels and was hard on my skin-don't try that either. Haven't found anything to work other than BCP.

[KatCarney]

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