Edited by HUMMMMMMMElectricHUMMMM, 27 September 2004 - 08:22 AM.
An Experiment (Long)
#101
Posted 27 September 2004 - 08:19 AM
#102
Posted 27 September 2004 - 08:21 AM
edit: About my "nugget of wisdom",guess what everybody thinks when they get their oral stuff(antibiotics,tane).."Yeah they are finally here,bye bye acne","The derm cant be wrong im going to get clear for sure",This is step 1..after 1-2 weeks of no results.. .."Ok im gonna speed up stuff..ill just wash 4x every 3 hours" OR "ill use bp and sa mix 5x during the day so ill fight the acne both ways,from inside and outside"..
.. and most people get pretty much clear from taking anitbiotics and their regimen. Where the hell are these people washing 4 or 5 times a day you are talking about?
Practically everyone gets clear from the 'tane. It's pretty sad you think i'm a wuss or whatever for objecting to your regimen. I think it's a bad idea. And i'm going to tell people. Of course I think it's a bad idea to stop using BP or 'modern creams and crap'. Shitloads of people get clear via using the acne.org BP regimen.
#103
Posted 27 September 2004 - 09:58 AM
#104
Posted 27 September 2004 - 04:10 PM
#105
Posted 27 September 2004 - 05:06 PM
I am adding more cardio exercise and sweating to my regimen
As Alex said you cannot destroy acne bacteria completely with BP and anyway they come back in an hour.
You have to build up resistance and treat the condition in the natural way
#106
Posted 28 September 2004 - 12:49 PM
#107
Posted 28 September 2004 - 02:53 PM
By that (il)logic, anyone that has ever got clear from the BP regimen is lying because bacteria can enter and cause an infection. Don't make things up.
You cannot provide any evidence that shows medicated cleansers break the "topmost layer of your skin". It just sounds like total fluff.
#108
Posted 28 September 2004 - 02:56 PM
I am adding more cardio exercise and sweating to my regimen
As Alex said you cannot destroy acne bacteria completely with BP and anyway they come back in an hour.
You have to build up resistance and treat the condition in the natural way
Well done. So give the bacteria free roam of your face. How exactly do you plan to build up resistance to an infection on your face? Treating the condition by doing nothing at all?
If doing nothing at all got us clear then none of us would be here in the first place.
#109
Posted 28 September 2004 - 03:04 PM
Okay. I started trying to decipher what the hell you were talking about.
So you are saying here "As for tane more or less is the same thing". You are saying that mostly mild cases of acne are being tackled with Accutane, right? If you go out and look at the galleries or whatever then you'll see most people are moderate-servere if they are on Accutane. If someone needs 3 or 4 courses then they probably have a bad acne problem.
What the hell? Where are the people washing 3 times per day all the time? Practically everyone is washing 2 times per day.
#110
Posted 28 September 2004 - 05:33 PM
#111
Posted 28 September 2004 - 07:36 PM
#112
Posted 28 September 2004 - 08:08 PM
If doing nothing at all got us clear then none of us would be here in the first place.
You are partly right. Because of my age I cannot use too much of anything on my face.
If you are a teenager or in your early 20's BP may work fine for you.
I am sorry if my post misleads people. Please do what suits you best.
I still trying use of BP in very small amounts, not on my cheeks, because I have problems using it in that area, but mainly in areas I shave my face because I get acne and bumps more around those areas.
My apologies to DAN for attacking his regimen.
Water seems to work best for me and at my age the healing of acne scars is better without BP applied to my cheeks.
Some shallow scarring is already becoming less visible (filling up) without the use of BP on my cheeks.
#113
Posted 29 September 2004 - 03:29 AM
If doing nothing at all got us clear then none of us would be here in the first place.
Bacteria roam free in your intestines aswell,lets all start drinking bleach so we can kill them!! Come on where's the 12Litre family size BP solution? Damn you microbiophobic people.I rarely see anyone in my school that is 100% clear,everyone has tiny zits or blackheads,the basic difference is that they dont make a big fuss about it.Just ask yourself,were you doing "nothing" before you came to this site for help?Lemme guess..washing,various home remedies,facials.
Read this a few times, now read this
I dont think it makes you look very cool when you try to make fun of my english and then kill the language with a battleaxe.
And please from now on
#114
Posted 29 September 2004 - 09:30 AM
nothing seems to work, i wash my face get rid of most of them but they keep coming back. usually in the huge amount of pores i have on my face
I use face wash, i use BP, i use BP and Facewash. just dont do anything to get rid of them...someone please help...
In all, drop the twice a day bullshit and adjust your regimen according to how your face feel's, when you work out, the humidity of the weather ect. It is my belief that whitehead's are mostly sweat/oil induced. In my case.
I think i should change the face cleanser? Anyone have good good face cleaser for oily skin and work? Need Help ....
#115
Posted 29 September 2004 - 11:58 AM
#116
Posted 29 September 2004 - 12:23 PM
By that (il)logic, anyone that has ever got clear from the BP regimen is lying because bacteria can enter and cause an infection. Don't make things up.
You cannot provide any evidence that shows medicated cleansers break the "topmost layer of your skin". It just sounds like total fluff.
BP does kill bacteria but you have to keep killing it for it to work. BP is also an exfoliator...basically it is a bleach which irritates the skin so that the top layer will slough off. google it. i didn't make it up. so by that logic you will keep your pores free of bacteria and peeling so that it won't get clogged with dead skin and p. acnes.
for some people who have used BP it does irritate areas of skin that aren't acne prone. acne is a sign of irritation. that's why for SOME people using as little as possible is contributing to clearer skin.
people post on here about what has helped them. don't attack people because something has worked for them and they're just trying to share it.
if you're doing something that is working for you then good for you.
#117
Posted 29 September 2004 - 04:58 PM
people post on here about what has helped them. don't attack people because something has worked for them and they're just trying to share it.
Acne is not a sign of irritation. Acne is a sign that you have the acne p. vulgaris bacteria living in pores in your face overfilled with sebum because you produce too much. Irritation is a contributing factor but IS NOT the single cause.
Why can't I tell people I think it's a bad idea? I don't think anyone will get clear by doing nothing at all. I was doing nothing at all and then I got acne. Cleansing using products is part of the solution - now I don't get acne.
People always seem to dislike anyone attacking 'water only' regimens. Why can't I tell people that I think it's a bad idea? I want to put people off from trying it because I think they will worsen their acne problem. I remember a guy on clearskin.net who tried it some while ago and got some short term benefit and then his face broke out badly. Jerryhsu also tried this sometime ago and not only managed to make a total bellend of himself, but also worsened his facial acne condition.
I'll address the other issues raised tomorrow when i've got more time.
#118
Posted 30 September 2004 - 04:09 AM
How is it that you propose BP cream becomes less effective over time? I cannot understand what logic this is based on. I would consider your statement to be valid if BP was some kind of antibiotic cream. But it isn't and thus the skin, or, more to the point the acne p. vulgaris bacteria living within the skin, cannot build up any form of "resistance" against BP creams.
I belive in Dan's regimen it is outlined that some users have complained of the supposed ineffectiveness of BP in the long term. Dan states that these users have likely become slack in their application of the BP cream. Since a large amount is needed to control the acne p. vulgaris bacteria sufficiently enough to note significant reduction in the occurance of nodules or papules, users can become lax over time in their application of the cream. It is generally suggested to such users that they read the regimen notes thoroughly to ensure they are following them 'to the T'.
As for the results produced by Accutane in the long term, second cycles aren't hugely common. Accutane has around a 90% remission in which a second cycle may or may not become neccessary, I believe. Frankly anyone that is using a third or fourth cycle probably has a very servere problem with their acne or isn't carrying out any basic skin maintenance (such as basic cleansing) on a day-to-day basis followoing their initial cycle.
#119
Posted 30 September 2004 - 04:13 AM
Wise old men probably didn't have acne, likely their hormones had become stable over time having reached maturity, and their levels of sebum production were not high enough to provide suitable reproduction grounds for the acne p. vulgaris bacteria.
#120
Posted 30 September 2004 - 05:01 AM
Now if you attribute acne to high sebum production and believe that doing nothing will contribute to that high production,then wouldnt he brake out badly immediatetly and not the other way around (lie you say)?Im sure he tried it for 12-72 hours which is not the point and he got the "initial brakeout" that i repeated in almost every damn post in this thread.Actually your skin will be crap for 7-10 days.His short term benefit was that his skin looked less red with all the sebum inside.(moist promoted healing).
Having said all that how do you explain that i had like 5 showers in 20 days,sweating every 3-4 days,eating all kind of crap and im not swimming in pus?.Or even more..nothing except water has touched my face for around 1 1/2 month and im having 1 whitehead every 3 days?If i was supposed to "break out badly" its taking an awful alot of time..
PS:
1 pimple is not acne.You just made sure that it will become
Also as i said previously,im pretty sure people here are intelligent enough to make their own decisions,but you dont mind reading what everybody else writes,right?You are the shit and know better.
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