the Acne Killing King. Copyright © 2020 Leaf Group Ltd., all rights reserved. And at the last paragraph i meant they always say you should ”not” keep getting acne on BP.I too use the short contact therapy and do moisturizer first strategy.Your posts are really helpful. If you do not notice dryness or mild peeling after a few weeks, and have no noticeable improvement in acne, try the the next higher concentration. (And while it doesn’t cause bacterial resistance, it can seriously damage the The takeaway here is that it will make your skin drier than the turkey I made last thanksgiving (I’m a terrible cook, so that means Time for the juicy secrets! If you want exclusive updates about our upcoming skincare brand, Malezia — Benzoyl peroxide, a.k.a. Soluble BP completely enters the pore and surrounding tissue unlike milled versions which leave hit spots of BP crystals.I read a study recently that found benzoyl peroxide wash to be very effective in reducing acne. Do you think it’s worth keep using it? Them college breakouts though…..It’s one of the most powerful acne treatments available today, and it’s efficacy has withstood the test of time, with studies dating back 50 yearsBenzoyl Peroxide (BP) is an organic compound and antibacterial ingredient used in acne medications. acne causing bacteria) by up to 97.5% in just 5 days. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Thanks for your help.I started the regimen in early February and stopped after 2 and a half weeks because I couldn’t take the dry, flaky, lizard skin. It’s the worst when a whitehead pops up during the work day, then when I stop into the bathroom, I realize my co-workers had to have noticed the bugger on my face. And uh, the thing that leaves your towel and pillow cases looking like this….Sigh, it’s true.

!Im so happy i found this blog, ive been reading about success stories with short contact therapy and im glad it works for youHi there, just discovered this tip on your blog. Just want to say THANK YOU for this blog, it’s so nice to learn from someone who’s been on The Regimen with BP, and have some other solutions to keep it clear without the excessive flakiness I get from constant BP.i tried using the acne.org bp for a few days and i only used a pea sized amount as instructed. i meant i ”can’t” tell how much i appreciate your advices. and how often do you apply on your face? i already have a dry skin to begin with! so i think it’s just not working for me. I have normal whiteheads and deep&painful pimples. She is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists and was a college reference librarian for eight years. I don’t like The Regimen moisturizer and I tried Cerave cream and cerave moisturizing lotion but the cream is too heavy and the lotion I think broke me out a little but who knows if that’s the real culprit. i got seven pimples. Stop using the product if you have these symptoms, and consult your doctor or dermatologist for acne treatment advice. The optimal concentration should cause mild dryness and peeling, in order to be effective against acne, but should not make your skin burn, sting or hurt.

If your skin has too much irritation or dryness, change to a weaker concentration or apply every 2 to 3 days instead of daily.See your doctor if your burn is large, or if you have blisters, swelling or oozing from the damaged area. According to the If possible, cover the burn with a nonstick, sterile bandage to protect it while it heals. i only used it every other day and it cleared active pimples but until now my face is irritated, red and scaly. thank youI am starting to incorporate BP into my skincare routine. It’s been 3 weeks and i still get acne.

So embarrassing.Hi, I am loving your website! thank you so much in advance!!! Okay, I think I’m going to give contact therapy a shot with the BP, and replace my acne.org moisturizer with the ELTA MD therapy one. Currently:Where would I add a full BP facial application?