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Registered: ‎03-13-2010

Ok, I am on a mission, I use RetinA at nighttime which works, BUT I am in need of a spot treatment for the daytime. Rather it be over the counter or prescription. I appreciate everyones help.

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I get good results from Kate Somerville Anti-Bac Clearing Lotion, which I use daily all over the face.  You could use it as a spot treatment.  It's spendy, but it lasts a long time.  This is a benzoyl peroxide product.

 

For spot treatment, I like Bye Bye Blemish, which I buy at Ulta.  It has sulfur and salicylic acid.

 

 

 

 

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I am in my 50s with oily acne prone skin. Since I was a teen I have tried it all from OTC, Proactive, various products from Q and HSN and prescriptions. The only thing that helped was Paula's Choice BP products. I used the entire acne system a few years ago and it cleared me up within a few months.  Then I stopped using it and went on to anti-aging products. Several weeks ago I started breaking out like crazy again so I went back and just purchased the BP lotion and within a few days my skin was looking better. Be careful because there are 2 strengths. I use the regular strength - the stronger one is really drying and caused flaking for me. 

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I use ACZONE as perscribed by my dermatologist. There is a savings program with the company.

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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Persagel.  Less than $10 and OTC.