Beauty

[Sunshine Kate]

Where's the best place to buy Buzz On Acne?

[ElvisShops]

On 4/8/2014 MrsSweetieBear said:

Glad someone was paying attention, LOL! I've raved about this stuff off and on on many a thread around here.

I've been using this magic spray since 2009 two months before my 60th birthday. I use it twice a day. I've been in maintence for years. I could probably cut back to just once a day but I love what the fruit enzymes do for my skin. BOA is part of my beauty and skin care regimen and I will not ever give it up. Have not seen a zit (and I constantly got big huge chin honkers all through my 40s and 50s) in eons.

I hope you continue to see good results! As for the ingredients, I honestly don't know why it works. I just know my skin loves it. And it's wonderful not to have to use benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid and sulfur products. In fact, you can't continue to use them as they counteract. Using BOA is so simple!

MrsSweetieBear:

Do you use other skincare products as well, such as vitamin c, retin a or any one of a million anti-aging type products? If so, how do you use them in conjunction with the spray? TIA

[MrsSweetieBear]

I'm pleased for any and all who tried it and liked BOA based on or in part on my experience and reviews.

The only place I know of to get BOA is on the Buzz on Acne website. Try buzzonhealth with a dot and a com. You can order in single, multiple, or autoship (which gives a little price break).

I recommend one single bottle to start because acne is not a one size fits all and I'm sad to say, it doesn't seem to work for every single person. So get one and give it a fair chance - 4 to 8 weeks. Be sure to read the directions on the website in which Denise explains what NOT to use it with.

[juncus]

My teenage daughter has had great success with Buzz! I am grateful to this board for the recommendation -- otherwise, I probably never would have heard of it! As MsSweetieBear mentioned, make sure you follow the instructions. It is easy as pie to use, but it is important not to mix it with other active ingredients like salicylic acid, etc. And yes, the woman Denise who runs Buzz on Health is a gem of a person -- very helpful!

[MrsSweetieBear]

On 4/8/2014 ElvisShops said:

On 4/8/2014 MrsSweetieBear said:

Glad someone was paying attention, LOL! I've raved about this stuff off and on on many a thread around here.

I've been using this magic spray since 2009 two months before my 60th birthday. I use it twice a day. I've been in maintence for years. I could probably cut back to just once a day but I love what the fruit enzymes do for my skin. BOA is part of my beauty and skin care regimen and I will not ever give it up. Have not seen a zit (and I constantly got big huge chin honkers all through my 40s and 50s) in eons.

I hope you continue to see good results! As for the ingredients, I honestly don't know why it works. I just know my skin loves it. And it's wonderful not to have to use benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid and sulfur products. In fact, you can't continue to use them as they counteract. Using BOA is so simple!

MrsSweetieBear:

Do you use other skincare products as well, such as vitamin c, retin a or any one of a million anti-aging type products? If so, how do you use them in conjunction with the spray? TIA

Hi ElvisShops, I'm sorry I didn't see this question posted to me before my last entry.

Yes I do use a few other skincare products along with BOA; but no other acne products such as BHA, benzoyl peroxide or sulfur products. I use Retin-A .025 cream (weakest prescription strength) together with it now, but backed off its use while I was introducing BOA for the first few weeks. I guess technically that was originally an acne treatment but for me, it's my best anti-aging treatment. When I restarted Retin-A, I reintroduced it slowly. I have no problem using them both together now on a nightly basis. I wash my face, spray on BOA, wait 20 minutes and then apply Retin-A .025 cream. That's it. I don't need any other serum, night cream or eye cream.

No, I don't happen to use Vitamin C. The one I tried many years ago irritated me so I never got into it; but I think it would be okay to do so in the a.m. along with BOA. I hesitate to say for sure. I'd ask Denise, the owner. She is very willing to answer questions. What I do use instead, after spraying BOA, is cranberry seed oil (high in Vit.A), then sunscreen. Sometimes I use Aloe Vera Gel too but I have trouble with it balling up under the sunscreen so I've pretty much given up on it.

The cranberry seed oil I use and love is from Dr. Jonathan at berryworks dot com. I've read other posts about a less expensive alternative from Garden of Wisdom too. After these few products, I like a light application of mineral foundation or Dermacia liquid. No more worries and hassles with heavy concealer trying to cover up a big red bump! I can almost say my skin is foundation optional these days.

It's relatively few products compared to what I used most of my live prior to discovering BOA.

[mistriTsquirrel]

Thanks for the heads up!!!

[PrettyinPink37]

Not going to be hard headed anymore, I just ordered it!!! It has awesome reviews on the site. I pray this works for me. I'm so excited, can't wait to get mine!!!!

[GSPgirl]

I just discovered Clinique's acne gel. That works faster than any of the acne meds his dermatologist has prescribed him. I put it on twice a day and it dries them super fast.

[Sunshine Kate]

I haven't tried BOA, but just might.

I would also recommend Paula's Choice BHA 2%. It helps keeping future breakouts away also.

[ElvisShops]

On 4/9/2014 MrsSweetieBear said:

On 4/8/2014 ElvisShops said:

On 4/8/2014 MrsSweetieBear said:

Glad someone was paying attention, LOL! I've raved about this stuff off and on on many a thread around here.

I've been using this magic spray since 2009 two months before my 60th birthday. I use it twice a day. I've been in maintence for years. I could probably cut back to just once a day but I love what the fruit enzymes do for my skin. BOA is part of my beauty and skin care regimen and I will not ever give it up. Have not seen a zit (and I constantly got big huge chin honkers all through my 40s and 50s) in eons.

I hope you continue to see good results! As for the ingredients, I honestly don't know why it works. I just know my skin loves it. And it's wonderful not to have to use benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid and sulfur products. In fact, you can't continue to use them as they counteract. Using BOA is so simple!

MrsSweetieBear:

Do you use other skincare products as well, such as vitamin c, retin a or any one of a million anti-aging type products? If so, how do you use them in conjunction with the spray? TIA

Hi ElvisShops, I'm sorry I didn't see this question posted to me before my last entry.

Yes I do use a few other skincare products along with BOA; but no other acne products such as BHA, benzoyl peroxide or sulfur products. I use Retin-A .025 cream (weakest prescription strength) together with it now, but backed off its use while I was introducing BOA for the first few weeks. I guess technically that was originally an acne treatment but for me, it's my best anti-aging treatment. When I restarted Retin-A, I reintroduced it slowly. I have no problem using them both together now on a nightly basis. I wash my face, spray on BOA, wait 20 minutes and then apply Retin-A .025 cream. That's it. I don't need any other serum, night cream or eye cream.

No, I don't happen to use Vitamin C. The one I tried many years ago irritated me so I never got into it; but I think it would be okay to do so in the a.m. along with BOA. I hesitate to say for sure. I'd ask Denise, the owner. She is very willing to answer questions. What I do use instead, after spraying BOA, is cranberry seed oil (high in Vit.A), then sunscreen. Sometimes I use Aloe Vera Gel too but I have trouble with it balling up under the sunscreen so I've pretty much given up on it.

The cranberry seed oil I use and love is from Dr. Jonathan at berryworks dot com. I've read other posts about a less expensive alternative from Garden of Wisdom too. After these few products, I like a light application of mineral foundation or Dermacia liquid. No more worries and hassles with heavy concealer trying to cover up a big red bump! I can almost say my skin is foundation optional these days.

It's relatively few products compared to what I used most of my live prior to discovering BOA.

Thank you for the information.