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[swingline]

i started using neosporin due to a previous post and i got to say, this is GREAT. i've tried a lot of products but neosporin stands out for sure. i put it on pimples and they reduce dramatically overnight. i have some bumps from pimples that didnt form.. they're big bumps, i don't know what they are but they've been there for about a month or two without shrinking. i put some neosporin on those and after ONE night.. ONE night .. it shrinks about 50 %! i suggest all of you try it out and let everyone know if it works as great for you as it have been for me.

[KcOe1]

yea i put it on upcoming pimples and it keeps them contained pretty well......

[CursedSkin]

i put neosporin on pimples i just busted so that they dont form a scar...but i never thought of putting it on a existing one....ill try it tonight....i wish i wouldve been doing this the whole time i would have so many friggin scars!

[seanbertiger]

thaNK you

[seanbertiger]

glaD it helped
can you describe how you use it exactly

[JeremyT]

For me I scrub my face in the shower to get rid of dead skin and oil. This makes products work better too. Then I put the Neosporin on and in a few days of the routine I started clearing up. I love it. BP never did anything like this.

[KcOe1]

haha seems we have a new remedy

[Dynasty313]

make sure you put it only on the spots though, cause i think it can clog pores.....but yeah ive doen the same thing....if you generously put it on cysts they'll die down some and they fade redmakrs some too....

[ST]

[nate7357]

Use neosporin only as a spot treater. There is Cocoa Butter in in which can clog pores, so be carefull when using it.

[Kelin]

I've been using Betadine Plus Pain Reliever (essentially the same as the Neosporin pain reliever), and I can't believe that nobody ever told me about this before! My gosh! It isn't something I would use all over my face, as was said, because of the potential of clogged poors. BUT - it works wonders for calming existing pimples, making them a lot less red and painful without drying them the way BP does. It's definitely good for when you get a little carried away with picking. I've read that it's better to keep open wounds moist, rather than allowing them to scab over, so Neosporin is definitely good for that. I'm a chronic picker... I cringe to think of how many scars I could have been without had I used Neosporin all along... That's just my two cents.

[CursedSkin]