How is your face doing now, are you still using the Neutrogena anti
wrinkle anti blemish cream? Gimme an update on that, thanks.

LALakers34n81@webtv.net wrote:
Adding my .02,
I've been using it (yeah, I'm hopeless at trying everything). Although
it caused some initial breakouts, I stuck with it, and it seems to be
settling down now and working great, for me. I'm happy with it, fwiw.
Thanks for the rec, Lauksna!

( I saw the cleanser version that was recently mentioned, don't think I
like the ingredient list on that product, probably won't try the cleanser.)

No problem guys!!

I'm still using it and have been clear (really, almost perfectly clear)
since the end of May. I am *so* glad I could help some ppl...*sniffle*

^_^


"kita" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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: LALakers34n81@webtv.net wrote:
: > How is your face doing now, are you still using the Neutrogena anti
: > wrinkle anti blemish cream? Gimme an update on that, thanks.
: >
:
: Adding my .02,
: I've been using it (yeah, I'm hopeless at trying everything). Although
: it caused some initial breakouts, I stuck with it, and it seems to be
: settling down now and working great, for me. I'm happy with it, fwiw.
: Thanks for the rec, Lauksna!
:
: ( I saw the cleanser version that was recently mentioned, don't think I
: like the ingredient list on that product, probably won't try the
cleanser.)
:

So you guys are using the cream, not the cleanser? If so, what are you using
as a cleanser? Do you think a salicylic acid cleanser followed by the cream
would be too much?
deuce.

"kita" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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I'm still using the Neutrogena Deep Cleaning Gentle Scrub. I'm almost out
though, and I'm trying to resist the urge to buy something different
(product addiction) ^_^






"deuce" <deuce@bogus.com> wrote in message
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:
: So you guys are using the cream, not the cleanser? If so, what are you
using
: as a cleanser? Do you think a salicylic acid cleanser followed by the
cream
: would be too much?
: deuce.
:
:

well i dont know about anyone else, but based on the conversations on the
board from the last few weeks i currently have about 12 different cleansers
and creams in my bathroom (some unopened)... i'm still trying to find the
best combination.. i feel like batman when he was trying to solve the
jokers chemical mixture :|
deuce.

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deuce wrote:

hehehe Ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?
What's your game plan?? Are you spot testing creams behind your ear?

Personally I would start with one of two plans..

Plan A:
Proactive or KlearAction or acne.org or Make your own version of this.

OR

Plan B:
The more complicated Dubrow regimen

The regimens are both similiar, though the second one is more
complicated. Pick your products that fit into one of the plans, and you
should see quick results..

Now, if you're the advanced skin neurotic, like myself, you begin to
worry about BPO and all that, so it all gets more complicated, argh..
Hopefully you're not.

hth

deuce wrote:
Use the BPO cleansers in the shower. Apply before you get in, rinse off
the last thing before you're done. 10 minutes of *steaming in* allows
the BPO to eliminate a lot of the fatty acids and bacteria on your skin,
without dryness or irritation. I find this to be the best method for me.
Mixing BPO cream with moisturizer works well, but I am sick of it
ruining clothes, so I'm not using it topically anymore except in a
cleanser or in emergencies. Shower/steaming the cleanser works just as
well as leaving it on all day, imo, and rinses off before it can bleach
my shirts

Sorry to hear about the date. It's her loss, she must not have been the
one you're meant to find.
k

after morning shower and before bed.

Ordered it???? I gots mine at the Kroger ^_^