Aczone

Aczone

gerlygerl2020-05-21T19:53:43.000Z
Aczone+Differin 0.3%=a cyst-free face for me
gerlygerl2020-05-21T19:49:46.000Z
Sure thing! Let me think for a minute...here's what I'm using right now+
AM: CeraVe SA foaming cleanser/TO Squalane Cleanser/Elemis Resurfacing Cleanser SkinSmart Wound Therapy spray (to keep the eczema at bay - it's got hy
angeleyez2020-05-21T17:32:56.000Z
Aczone (dapsone) might be a good one to try.
6000chknfajitas2020-05-18T00:03:25.000Z
Had cystic acne, starting ocp helped but best results came from +
Switching to Yaz in combination with starting aczone. I did glycolic or lactic peels to help fade hyperpigmentation. I've been doing curology for the
gerlygerl2020-04-28T16:13:39.000Z
My routine w/ Differin 0.3%, BHA, AHA, azelaic acid, Aczone, good sunscreen
claud92020-04-27T17:39:22.000Z
I like this spinoff poll! Here’s what I’ve been using (and loving)++
I have dry, cystic acne prone sensitive skin: AM: Cetaphil Aczone 7.5% gel LRP double repair UV 30 face moisturizer PM: Neutrogena eye mak
claud92020-04-26T19:10:58.000Z
The Aczone + Tazorac keeps my acne at bay. My face feels nice and plump in the mornings not sticky++
Thank you for your response!
katwalker2020-04-26T18:59:00.000Z
I can’t answer everything, but...+
1) No, you don’t “need” a vitamin C serum. It’s a great antioxidant, but some people just can’t tolerate it. That said, DE’s serum uses a high percent
claud92020-04-26T18:26:50.000Z
Could I get some feedback on my skincare routine? I’ve recently simplified it ++
and am wondering if I’m missing something. I have dry, cystic acne prone sensitive skin for reference. AM: -Cetaphil -Aczone 7.5% gel -LRP do