Sulfur

Has any type of sulfur products worked for your skin? I'm planning on getting some kind of sulfur soap I've read reviews about some Joesoef sulfur soap (google it) and people have raved on other forums how it cleared up their skin drastically. After doing more research, sulfur seems pretty awesome. Thoughts?

Dan, I love your moisturizer

Seriously, first moisturizer out of all the years i've used moisturizers on my face that I actually like. Doesn't make me look oily and doesn't break me out. Also, I love that it has no petroleum or mineral oil. If you ever discontinue it, I think I will cry and have no choice but to gather pickiters and protest.

Thank you

pH of the Acne.org moisturizer?

Hey Dan, I'm about 2 seconds away from ordering your moisturizer (all I have to do is click "place order"!), but before I do so, I was just wondering what the pH of the moisturizer is. Thanks!

mineral makeup giving me acne?

I've been breaking out terribly lately. And I mean absolutely horribly. My skin was doing okay last month.. I had some hormonal breakouts due to starting birth control (on my chin and jawline and some on my forehead.) Then I decided to order mineral makeup (smokey mountain minerals to be exact), thinking it would calm my skin down! This formula has no bismuth, but it has lots of mica.

Anyways, since using it, I've been getting cysts and whiteheads all over the apples of my cheeks and by my nose, where I don't break out that often in the first place! Has anyone else had this problem since using a mica based mineral makeup? I'll go back to liquid foundation in the mean time..

I'm dying to try Dan's AHA, but........

Now, I'm absolutely dying to try Dan's AHA. So much that I actually opened up a checkings account and ordered a debit card just so I could order it.

I have heard nothing but raving reviews and I think it would be a great product to try to fight minor breakouts and even out my skin tone.

HOWEVER, are there any dangers to over exfoliation with AHA's?

Lately I've been reading on the internet something called the "Hayflick Limit."

http://www.senescence.info/cells.html


"The Hayflick limit is the number of times a cell will divide before it stops due to the telomere reaching a critical length"
(taken from wikipedia)

I've read that AHA's and BHA's may make the skin hit the hayflick limit sooner than it should. For example, this website.. bottom paragraph-



http://users.erols.com/gtodorov/skincare/aha_bha.htm


I'm hoping these so called "dangers" are just scare tactics. The last thing I would want is for AHA's to make me AGE in the end (I've started a hardcore antiaging routine already, god forbid! ) I know Paula Begoun SORTA debunked the theory. Plus, tests were only done via petri dish rather than in vivo. Still though, all these websites saying "stop using glycolic acid or you'll age more due to the Hayflick Limit!" are scaring the shit out of me lol.

Thoughts? If someone can debunk this, I'll start using glycolic acid immedietly and for the rest of my life.