Proactiv--does it work?

[luvmydogs]

A good friend of mine's daughter used it when she devolped acne at 16, and had remarkable results! Her son broke out horribly this year at 14 and tried it, but it didn't work for him. Poor kid, though, he's got such a serious case--he's on an antibiotic and two topicals now and it still isn't doing much for him.

It certainly wouldn't hurt to give it a try--so many people seem to have had such good experiences with it.

 

[Sthronds]

Hmm, interesting. I used it one evening about 7 p.m. Went to bed at 9 and woke up the next morning to a ruined pillowcase.

I've had the same problem. My pillowcases, washcloths, even the shoulders of my pajamas, are all bleached out.

As far as my success goes, I've been happy with it but I am currently trying to finish my supply and then will be looking into something new.

 

[lulugirl]

I really like Proactive. It sounds like your Dd's skin is a bit sensitive, so I wouldn't advise using it every day. Perhaps she could start off using it 3x a week and see how her skin responds?
I started using it when I was pregnant w/ my first child and my skin got bumpy. Now I just use it a few times a month.

 

[Jeafl]

I use the generic version of it that they sell at Costco. I think it is called AcneFree. It is the same 3-step system. I paid $20 for a 2-month supply, but I used an $8.00 in store coupon. The normal price is $28.

I am in my early 40's and my face just started breaking out after all these years. This stuff made a huge difference in just a few days. I love it!