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[Helpclear]

Well it's been a while since I've been around here and I thought I would share my results to maybe inspire some others to try the regimen.My pics are from July 19, July 26, and today. I made quite a bit of progress in that first week and just kept improving at that rate and was almost completely clear within about 2 months. I have recently in the last 2 months stopped doing the evening treatment, so I just do the morning and am still clear. I'm also 26 years old.

It's quite an incredible difference looking at myself in pictures now. Only problem is I am still in that mental mind set and need to figure out how to get out of it.

p.s. the first picture is definately not as bad as I've been, maybe even one of my better pictures at the time. I wish I had more pictures but I hate pictures, especially because pimples show so easily.

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Edited by Helpclear, 14 January 2012 - 03:43 PM.

[gopackgo]

Wow. Awesome.

[Maximus Decimus Merideous]

Good stuff man! People tend to get clear on the regimen and then just leave the boards forever because they are clear...so thanks for coming back to share your experience. It's good that you waited until you were clear to adjust the regimen to your personal needs, maybe you will be able to cut down even more in the future and stay clear!

[Swj48]

Looks awesome. Happy for you! Regimen is awesome! Other than the dryness of course... Lol that remains its only flaw. But better clear and dry than broken out and not dry in my opinion.

[Helpclear]

Thanks guys! The dryness was definately a serious issue at first, but I don't seem to have any issues now. At the start, the cleanser would dry my face out where I would have flakes before applying the BP. The BP would actually get rid of some of the flakes and make my face feel more moisturized, which is really odd. I used Jojoba oil to get rid of all the flakes the first few weeks. It sucked having my skin just fall off throughout the day, so wearing black would end up with all these dandruff looking stuff on my shoulders.

Once I got all the dryness sorted out I got rid of the nightly treatment by slowly working off of it. I started skipping days randomly and then I would start skipping a few days at a time. If I had new pimples come up I would do the night treatment until they went away, and then I would try again. I'm not sure if I'm just lucky or if everyone could try the same thing. I want to start adjusting the morning regimen but I'm afraid of going that far.

Edited by Helpclear, 15 January 2012 - 05:36 AM.