spectrojel
Started by ospray, Oct 18 2004 08:56 PM
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#2
Posted 21 October 2004 - 11:40 AM
Hi there,
I've been using Spectrojel for several years now.
It has been quite gentle on my skin - I love it.
I've tried other cleansers and I find it is one of the few that does not irritate my skin.
I don't think its medicated however.
I wouldn't say it helps treat acne, but is safe for acne users.
I've been using Spectrojel for several years now.
It has been quite gentle on my skin - I love it.
I've tried other cleansers and I find it is one of the few that does not irritate my skin.
I don't think its medicated however.
I wouldn't say it helps treat acne, but is safe for acne users.
#4
Posted 21 October 2004 - 09:32 PM
QUOTE(ospray @ Oct 21 2004, 10:11 AM)
no, it is not medicated, I am not trying to use it as an acne treatment. I've just never had a cleanser that gentle before and I am really enjoying it. Normally my skin gets sensitive but this stuff is really nice to use.
God, I hated this stuff. It didn't feel like it was doing anything at all on my skin. Plus, whenever I used it, it made me break out. I threw mine out.
#7
Posted 29 October 2004 - 05:38 PM
QUOTE(ospray @ Oct 27 2004, 04:03 PM)
i should have explained better, cetaphil is the brand and i have seen 2 types (maybe more)
There is one that says for acne prone skin and is a bit stronger than spectro gel and the othes cetaphils.
#11
Posted 09 November 2004 - 10:02 PM
i dont think spectrogel necessarily contributes to causing/keeping away breakouts..its probably just a matter of personal preference, and also washing routine, considering that you should be following the indications on the bottle so that the product can work properly. i recently switched from spectrogel to cetaphil when i started breaking out badly and started accutane. i do prefer the cetaphil, however i also realized that i hadnt been washing properly with the spectrogel, my mom actually asked me if i had followed the directions on the bottle, lol and i realized i hadnt been. anyways, its something else to consider.
#13
Posted 17 November 2004 - 02:36 PM
Okay, I haven't been here in a while but it looks like I need to clarify some things.
I mean the use of spectrojel IN THE REGIMEN as the cleanser. I know what cetaphil is and I was asking if spectrojel is the same type of cleanser...which I am pretty sure it is.
Of course spectrojel alone is not going to control acne, I never implied that and you shouldn't believe that it would...it is completely unmedicated.
So anyway, I've been on the regimen for a few weeks now using spectojel as a cleanser and I like it. It feels much better on my skin than traditional soap cleansers. I haven't had any bad experiences with it breaking me out more like some people have so I must be lucky. There is also something they make called 'spectroderm' especially for dry skin which I think I will try the next time.
I mean the use of spectrojel IN THE REGIMEN as the cleanser. I know what cetaphil is and I was asking if spectrojel is the same type of cleanser...which I am pretty sure it is.
Of course spectrojel alone is not going to control acne, I never implied that and you shouldn't believe that it would...it is completely unmedicated.
So anyway, I've been on the regimen for a few weeks now using spectojel as a cleanser and I like it. It feels much better on my skin than traditional soap cleansers. I haven't had any bad experiences with it breaking me out more like some people have so I must be lucky. There is also something they make called 'spectroderm' especially for dry skin which I think I will try the next time.
#15
Posted 08 January 2005 - 06:56 PM
QUOTE(mrrreeow @ Nov 10 2004, 12:11 AM)
It's not going to help acne if used alone.
It is only a gentle wash.
It doesn't irritate the skin.
But using it alone won't help acne - that's probably why appearance of acne seems to be worse.
It is only a gentle wash.
It doesn't irritate the skin.
But using it alone won't help acne - that's probably why appearance of acne seems to be worse.
agree with you. also spectrojel is good for oily skin types but again it is a very mild cleanser which is not going to irritate the skin for those sensitive skin types.
#16
Posted 05 February 2005 - 05:27 PM
I just started using Spectro Jel a couple of days ago. Extremely gentle. But I just don't like how it does not foam. I find that it is extremely similar to Cetaphil, but I have heard mannny great things about Spectro (except from this forum lol). Also, its a better bacteria killer than Cetaphil. Just make sure you follow the directions, and everything will be great!! I use it only in the morning followed by Biore's Triple Action Astringent. Spectro Jel is very gentle and I have no complaints.
#18
Posted 25 March 2005 - 03:44 PM
The manufacturers of Specto Jel has come out with an acne line called Spectro Acne Care. For more details, check out http://www.spectrosk...tacnevlss.shtml
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