I just wanted to know if it works,
Paid alot of moolah for it.

Im travelling to Kenya soon for aid work, and im currently on acne medication, i was told by somebody that doxycycline could be used as anti malarial medication as well as for acne prevention, is this true?

At 38, I just noticed the start of a fine wrinkle on my forehead. TV is full of ads promising a youth-full face, but I am naturally a skeptic. Also, as a male, I know nothing of the cosmetics industry. I was wondering if anyone has had a good experience with anything over the counter. I would like to avoid prescription retinol creams (used for a while for acne) due to expense and an unpleasant odor and skin texture during use. I am realistic enough to realize there is no magic cream that gives a fountain of youth, but am curious to see if any of the over the counter creams are worth it. Any advice is appreciated.

Is there anything that can heal better and faster than active manuka honey? According to my research, manuka honey will heal a wound fast without leaving a scar. Is this active manuka honey really that much better than stuff like neosporin? I got a fairly large open wound on my face from applying apple cider vinegar to my hypertrophic/hyperpigmented scars left from past acne. I’ve been using neosporin and aloe vera on it and now the wound is looking like a blister. Should I order some active manuka honey to prevent a scar from forming? If so what UMF rating do you recommend? Thanks.

i just got rid of acne, what the best way to prevent them?
what should i use?

i’ve been having mild/moderate acne on face and back, and mild on chest, i was put on oral antibiotics and a topical cream for a coulple of monthes, my acne improved alot, i still have a few light acne marks on back, and few healing spots on face, other than that im nearly clear, yaaaaay;) but when i stop the medication how can i insure i wont break out as before? how can i maintain my results and prevent new acne? all suggestions are welcome, thanks..

i dont have THAT MUCH acne, but i have maybe 10 or 15 relatively medium or small pimples on my forehead, and some also around my nose. I’m using Neutrogena gentle exfoliant 1ce a day, SFC lotion once a day, and DuAc once a day (prescription). However, i still get pimples, and lately ive been drinking a lot of water and not touching them because people say those are the 2 most important things for skin. but, i’ve been getting a little more than usual.

what are some of YOUR tricks and tips about getting rid of AND preventing acne??

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Whats the best creme/gel/ or whatever that you guys know of to buy over-the-counter.

i need acne prevention and not OTC (over the counter stuff)

Every so often, I usually breakout. It can be either a medium breakout or just a pimple pops up which I consider a breakout. I use Proactiv, and the next day (because I use it at night the day before), my face is fine. If some parts of my skin is red, I use coverup (has no bacteria, and is less prone to damaging your face). Then, as the day ends, I touch my face a little bit (ONCE) to see how my face is. I usually discover that at least one pimple has occured, which is very frustrating..because you walk out with a pretty clean face, and the thing you know..you get a zit. How can I prevent this and how does this happen..? Should I wash my face more often (but I heard this is bad since your face gets used to it), or wash my face with baby wipes (use it when you forget to wash face)? What kind of procedures can I do to help me get a cleaner and better face, because it seems the more products/or times I use to wash my face, it kind of gets worse. Help??
By more products, I mean..I use Proactiv in the evening..and if I have time (which I rarely do..tight schedule)..I use Aveeno Daily Mosturizer or I just rub on a Clean & Clear Liquid thing that also prevents acne..in spare time.
You probably understood me wrong. When I touch my face, the pimple is already there. It doesn’t appear as soon as I touch my face..it just somehow ended up there that day.