In the near future, can you do a video on alcohol and its effects or non-effects on acne? I’m basically becoming an alcoholic at this point (I’m 22 and have never kissed a girl) and am wondering if this is putting me at risk to get new pimples. BP and AHA, etc. stop me from getting pimples 95% of the time, but I do have a lot of redness that never goes around due to unprotected sun exposure and damage.
According to the Chicago Rabbinical Council (a respected Orthodox Jewish group based out of Chicago), “All acne products are acceptable – creams, lotions, and ointments”. See http://crcweb.org/Passover%202009/Medicines%20and%20Cosmetics.pdf.
Hi Dan!
I am Jewish and I really appreciated your video today bec. I was nervous that some of the products may contain grains.. As Bubba pointed out, you are definetly a full fledge Jew so to you and all acne.org Jewish viewers out there HAPPY PASSOVER! check out a fantastic website : aish.org -definetly worth taking a look! Thanks for everything!
Aw, sad…i’m allergic to cetearyl(if thats the way to spell it) alcohol and cetyl alcohol. whenever i use whatever product contain it, i’ll got HUGE red bumps all over my face in less than 2 hours…
however, most moisturizers contain it. so i really have to check the ingredient list before i buy anything.
During Pesach I notice that my skin improves I don’t know of it is because I don’t eat chametz. Or if it Is from eating plenty of fruits and veggies. Just thought Id share.
Oh Dan you are full Jewish since your mom Is, regardless of how you were raised
April 8th, 2009 at 6:57 pm
In the near future, can you do a video on alcohol and its effects or non-effects on acne? I’m basically becoming an alcoholic at this point (I’m 22 and have never kissed a girl) and am wondering if this is putting me at risk to get new pimples. BP and AHA, etc. stop me from getting pimples 95% of the time, but I do have a lot of redness that never goes around due to unprotected sun exposure and damage.
April 8th, 2009 at 7:22 pm
Cool Video Dan! Great info about passover. Never knew a lot of Passover or Passover foods, but cool to learn something new like this.
April 10th, 2009 at 4:27 pm
Dan, you are considered a Jew according to Jewish law (even though you were raised Catholic) because of your mother.
April 11th, 2009 at 8:35 pm
According to the Chicago Rabbinical Council (a respected Orthodox Jewish group based out of Chicago), “All acne products are acceptable – creams, lotions, and ointments”. See http://crcweb.org/Passover%202009/Medicines%20and%20Cosmetics.pdf.
April 11th, 2009 at 11:33 pm
Hi Dan!
I am Jewish and I really appreciated your video today bec. I was nervous that some of the products may contain grains.. As Bubba pointed out, you are definetly a full fledge Jew so to you and all acne.org Jewish viewers out there HAPPY PASSOVER! check out a fantastic website : aish.org -definetly worth taking a look! Thanks for everything!
May 27th, 2010 at 1:10 am
Aw, sad…i’m allergic to cetearyl(if thats the way to spell it) alcohol and cetyl alcohol. whenever i use whatever product contain it, i’ll got HUGE red bumps all over my face in less than 2 hours…
however, most moisturizers contain it. so i really have to check the ingredient list before i buy anything.
June 8th, 2010 at 11:47 pm
During Pesach I notice that my skin improves I don’t know of it is because I don’t eat chametz. Or if it Is from eating plenty of fruits and veggies. Just thought Id share.
Oh Dan you are full Jewish since your mom Is, regardless of how you were raised