[xuchong]

I have tried many things. First was salicylic acid pads. Then came benzoyl peroxide. i couldn't make either work for me. I tried a dermatologist but it came to be too expensive. In the end - and this si what i am doing now - i went back to benzoyl peroxide. The difference - I kept myself on a strict schedule and used increasing amounts of it such that I had to use a mosturizer every day.

[chakramama]

I find that using witch hazel on a cotton pad works well. It's drying to spots and overall invigorates one's skin. Give it a try, as it is quite inexpensive, and let me know what you think. Coming from the land of sensitive plus acne prone, have to balance the two ends of the spectrum.

[dc1979]

I'm glad this worked for you. You should also implement a better diet. Diet always helps change the factors of our bodies.

[debbie1256]

Benzoyl peroxide works best for me, that combined with a daily cleaning regimen and repair lotion. AcneFree seems to work best for me. Has anyone ever used that before? I'm wondering about the long-term effects of dryness.

[Olivia Reynolds]

Originally Posted by dc1979

I'm glad this worked for you. You should also implement a better diet. Diet always helps change the factors of our bodies.

Excellent advice! Sometimes you can use all the products in the world but if you have a poor diet, it won't make a difference.