Question about skin care...

[Terminal Frost]

I've recently been using Clearsil acme pads and cream on my face and pretty much all of my pimples are gone. I have also been concentrating on washing more often and using a moisturizer. All of these practices have had really good results and I am happy with how things are going. But now that the pimples are gone what can you do about the red color that is left behind. It's nothing much, but I would like to be able to get rid of the blemishes I have on my skin. What products would you recomend for this?

Thanks!

[SiN]

time, and perhaps lotions with Alpha Hydroxy Acids?

The five major types of AHAs that show up in skin-care products are glycolic, lactic, malic, citric, and tartaric acids. Of these, the most commonly used AHAs are glycolic and lactic acids, because of their special ability to penetrate the skin, plus these have the most accumulated research on their functionality for skin.

taken from here - great site for lots of skincare info. http://www.cosmeticscop.com/

[Terminal Frost]

Thanks for the information. Also, that site is very good :-)

[nash]

How long have you been using the Clearsil cream? I'm curious how long that takes.

[Terminal Frost]

I've been applying the cream only at nights for 8 days and I see a huge difference already. I am almost completely cured. Very amazing stuff. It says you can apply it 1-3 times a day. So I am assuming that if you apply it 3 times a day it will work even faster.

[googleplex]

I actually tried to use Proactive...It's ok I guess, but i still have some pimples, which is a real piss off.

You used Clearsil Pads and cream? What cream is it?

[*Mariosex]

ive been using Clearsil daily face wash for about 3 weeks and ive noticed a small difference, i apply the stuff about 3 times a day, im gunna swap to this stuff and see if it works better

[*Mariosex]

Terminal Frost could you please get me a pic of the pads and cream :$?

[McPimpenheimer]

I too would like to know about this stuff.