I know what you're thinking. They believe that if the application of OTC or prescription drugs will increase your acne. This was definitely my biggest concern before they naturally. You see, I've tried to use benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid several times before finally giving it for good. It is not easy, especially when you think that your acne will only get worse.
The problem I had was that every time I go, these chemicals would I stopped large and painful pimples in a day or two, which of course runs into me back to benzoyl peroxide to try and develop clean result. This cycle continued until I finally realized that it did not benzoyl peroxide, which prevents this formation of pimples, but the lack caused it.
Confused?It's easy. Just about the time that you think the first time with benzoyl or other acne medications. Chances are good (and they write it on the label) that you saw an increase of acne for the first month and your skin is very dry. But if your skin to the 'drugs' used to it began to wet himself and eased the side effects of benzyl. You see the same thing, only in reverse, happens when you stop using it. Suddenly, your skin is more oily and pimples could be a new start faster development. Once you take the anti-bacterial and drying effects of benzoyl peroxide, the skin is a good habitat for acne. From my experience I do not really have an increase of pimples after weaning benzyl, noticed only in the size and growth rate.
The problem I had was that every time I go, these chemicals would I stopped large and painful pimples in a day or two, which of course runs into me back to benzoyl peroxide to try and develop clean result. This cycle continued until I finally realized that it did not benzoyl peroxide, which prevents this formation of pimples, but the lack caused it.
Confused?It's easy. Just about the time that you think the first time with benzoyl or other acne medications. Chances are good (and they write it on the label) that you saw an increase of acne for the first month and your skin is very dry. But if your skin to the 'drugs' used to it began to wet himself and eased the side effects of benzyl. You see the same thing, only in reverse, happens when you stop using it. Suddenly, your skin is more oily and pimples could be a new start faster development. Once you take the anti-bacterial and drying effects of benzoyl peroxide, the skin is a good habitat for acne. From my experience I do not really have an increase of pimples after weaning benzyl, noticed only in the size and growth rate.
So I stopped using chemical, now what?This one took a while to figure out, but the answer was right in front of me. What do you do when something does not work as it should? Replace it! It makes sense, does not it? After all, who would not want to use a more natural and cheaper alternative to harsh chemicals.
What is the alternative?Unpasteurized organic apple cider vinegar! The stuff works wonders and can be used as a toner. Just mix one part vinegar to one part water and apply to the area with acne with a cotton ball. Also just a dab of tea tree oil can both kill the acne causing bacteria and help to heal the skin naturally.
