As everyone knows who has ever suffered with acne, it’s
horrible. Luckily, there are a few products out there on the market that do
work. Products that claim to fight acne will do nothing for the skin, unless
they contain acne fighting ingredients such as salicylic acid or benzoyl
peroxide, so always check the ingredients list, as so many products claim to
‘clear’ the skin, but really don’t.
A discovery I made last year was the Origins ‘Super Spot
Remover’ which is a salicylic acid based product which you apply directly onto blemishes when your skin is clean.
Once it has been applied it dries quickly and creates a film over the blemish
to help reduce the redness and size of the breakout. I also feel a tingling
sensation once this is on my skin, which always makes me think it’s actually
doing something! I use this at night, as an intensive treatment for my acne and
I have definitely seen improvements the next morning. This is the first Origins
product I have tried and will definitely try more in the future. This product
is available from Boots for £14. I thought this was slightly pricey for the
10ml size, but once I saw the results, it was worth every penny.
My budget choice, is Sudocrem. Yes, not only is this a nappy
rash cream, as stated on the front of the pot, it helps treat acne. This is
because it heals the skin and so dries spots out and helps them to heal
quickly. This is perfect for those of you looking for an inexpensive solution,
as acne products can get very expensive. Sudocrem is also loved by Cheryl Cole, which makes it appear more glamorous than it actually is! The huge 125ml tub, which has lasted
me a couple of years already and isn’t even half empty, is available from Boots
for £2.55. I really can’t recommend this enough.
As I use a face exfoliator about 3-4 times a week, I always
look for one which can help fight my acne. I have tried so many as I have never really
found one that works well, so never repurchase the same product. The ‘Visibly Clear Pore & Shine Daily
Scrub’ from Neutrogena is the best one I have tried. Not only does it exfoliate
my skin gently, it helps to mattify my skin and the salicylic acid helps to keep
acne at bay. Although I believe the Sudocrem and Super Spot Remover have better
results, this is a good product for people with oily skin, as well as those
with acne. You can pick this up from Boots for £4.49.
What are your saviour products for acne?
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