AHA as a nighly moisturizer?

Is that using it too much? I've heard of people doing that before. Bad idea or okay idea?

Dan's AHA helps with blackheads, right?

I'm assuming it does, because it exfoliates skin. I have some on my nose, and benzoyl peroxide has never really taken care of them.

Dan discusses Accutane and it's connection to depression and suicide

In his recent video blog, he discusses the link between accutane and severe depression
http://www.acne.org/blog/2008/12/12/daily-...ssion/#comments

I think this video is pretty interesting, because I actually had a friend go on accutane and suffer from severe depression. She was very upbeat (despite severe depression) kind of person, and changed into someone else. I do think there is connection between the two, do you?

What do you think of Dan's daily video blogs?

I think they are pretty awesome, because he actually cares about our opinions. He also seems like a genuinely nice person. You get the behind the scenes information on acne.org In his recent video he's asking what we think about adding a AHA spot treatment. He's asking for feedback on it, so I think we should go over and leave some comments on it. I think it's a awesome idea.

http://www.acne.org/blog/category/daily-video-blog/

Anyone notice when using jojoba acne heals quicker?

Okay I just recently ordered the jojoba oil, and I've been on the regimen on and off for about 3 years. My skin was pretty flaky and dry, so I decided to order the jojoba oil. It relieved my flakiness, but I also noticed my acne was starting to heal quicker. Is this, because when skin is hydrated it heals acne quicker? Does acne heal slower when skin is dry? Just curious.