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Proactive for clearing small pimples?

volleyball rocks! Asked by embrassed over 2 years ago, 3 answers.

Isn't Proactive for acne? I just have small pimples around my face that I don't like. Would proactive work on that too or do you know another medicine?

luv my man Answered by krazy_drama_kween on Feb 16, 2007, 10:35PM
85 answers

well maybe all u need is a simple face medication like clearacil (i think thats how its spelled). its powerful it clears up zits fast its really cheap.

sil Answered by emilysnicker on Feb 22, 2007, 04:28PM
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proactive sucks i tryed it because all the good results i saw on tv but i didnt work and i wasted my money

just me :) Answered by weightgal on Oct 10, 2007, 11:13AM
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There are many products sold for the treatment of acne, many of them without any scientifically-proven effects. However, a combination of treatments can greatly reduce the amount and severity of acne in many cases. Those treatments that are most effective tend to have greater potential for side effects and need a greater degree of monitoring, so a step-wise approach is often taken. It is highly advisable to ask your doctor about the tradeoffs between these treatments for any individual case, especially when considering using any of them in combination. There are a number of treatments that have been proven effective:

Cotton pads soaked in salicylic acid solution can be used to exfoliate the skin[edit]
Exfoliating the skin

This can be done either mechanically, using an abrasive cloth or a liquid scrub, or chemically. Common chemical exfoliating agents include salicylic acid and glycolic acid, which encourage the peeling of the top layer of skin to prevent a build-up of dead skin cells which combine with skin oil to block pores. It also helps to unblock already clogged pores. Note that the word peeling is not meant in the visible sense of shedding, but rather as the destruction of the top layer of skin cells at the microscopic level. Depending on the type of exfoliation used, some visible flaking is possible. Moisturizers and anti-acne topicals containing chemical exfoliating agents are commonly available over-the-counter.

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