Posts Tagged ‘benzoyl peroxide’

Neutrogena On-the-Spot Acne Treatment, Vanishing Formula, 0.75-Ounce Tubes (Pack of 3)

Product Description
Benzoyl Peroxide Acne Treatment. Maximum strength effectiveness. Less irritation, won’t dry out skin. Touch on acne, easy on your skin. Vanishing Formula – Absorbs quickly, works invisibly. Break the breakout cycle. Some medicated spot treatments contain high levels of benzoyl peroxide that can irritate skin, causing redness and dryness which can make acne worse. Neutrogena On-the-Spot Acne Treatment has been clinically proven to provide maximum strength effectiv (more…)

AcneFree Severe Acne Treatment System, 1 system

Product Description
Significantly better faster than Proactiv, plus 4 times more powerful. With time-released 10% Benzoyl Peroxide & Retinol. Accelerates healing fast – improvement in just days. Attacks the 3 stages of severe acne formation. Stops new outbreaks 24/7. The most powerful dermatologist-preferred acne-healing medicine available without a prescription. Maximum acne fighting power. So even severely troubled skin can look clear & healthy! University Medical’s Acne Free Clea (more…)

The Best Treatment for Blackheads, Whiteheads, and Mild Cases of Acne

The usual treatment prescribed for mild cases of acne is topical medicine. The topical treatment is applied externally, directly on the affected skin surface or simply on each pimple. The common substances that make up topical treatments are:

• Salicylic acid – alone or in combination with SD Alcohol 40, the Salicylic Acid makes for a very effective treatment against blackheads and whiteheads. This acid also serves to decrease the shedding of cells around hair follicles, thus acting pre-emptively against one of the causes of acne.
• Benzoyl peroxide – effective against acne by reducing oil production
• Resorcinol – good against acne
• Sulfur – wipes out blackheads and whiteheads.

The external application of topical treatments means that such substances come in many forms. Any drugstore or pharmacy is sure to have a wide range of anti-acne creams, gels, soaps and lotions. Such products are effective against mild acne, but do require sustained use for several months.

In case you notice any unpleasant side-effects when using topical treatments, you should pay a visit to a doctor as soon as possible. Side-effects like irritation, swelling or burning are quite common, especially among people with delicate skins.