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Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream - Reviews

Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream
Brand: Sudocrem

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Ingredients
Key Ingredients:
Zinc oxide, EP 15.25, Benzyl alcohol, BP 0.39, Benzyl benzoate, BP 1.0, Benzyl cinnamate 0.15, Lanolin (hypoallergenic) 4.00.

All Other ingredients:
Purified Water, Sodium Benzoate, Paraffin wax, Microcrystalline wax, Heavy Liquid Paraffin, Synthetic Beeswax, Sorbitan sesquioleate, Propylene glycol, Antracine 54, Linalyl acetate, Lavender.
The list of ingredients above is provided for informational purposes only. Always check the actual product label in your possession for the most accurate ingredient information due to product changes or upgrades that may not yet be reflected on our web site.
Luciana123

Luciana123

6 reviews

The Best Thing for Broken Spots

I don't use this as an acne treatment it only aggravates my acne. BUT if you ever break one of your pimples, whether by accident by scratching your face or with your wash cloth (heaven for bid purposefully 3:)) THIS product will really really help your skin heal. It's both antibacterial and it also has healing properties like zinc to really help your skin mend! Anyone that suffers from acne needs this on standby at all times.

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courtneyd121

courtneyd121

1 review

went from 100 to 0

when i was 13 and i first started getting acne, sudocrem cleared my face over night- no exaggeration! at about 15 my skin was completely clear.

my acne  came back when i turned 18 and now when i try to use the cream my skin is more oily in the morning and i get break outs around the problem areas. not sure what changed?? went from loving it to loving it? i guess the individual needs to try it 

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Mrgary900

Mrgary900

2 reviews

Good product
Good product, healthly and works for external acne. It doesn't work on comedones. whiteheads and blackheads
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Fuckacnesucks

Fuckacnesucks

1 review

Best spot treatment for acne around mouth
For years I've had acne around my mouth and tried many things as spot treatment. Sudocream is without a doubt the best thing I've tried so far, apply it on the spots 20mins after moisturizing at night and wash off in the morning. The pimples are pretty much gone in the morning. Wish i discovered this amazing simple cream years ago!
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lewin

lewin

1 review

Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream
nice
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Tiasau123

Tiasau123

1 review

If you have acne this is the cheapest,most effective treatment
Absolutely incredible, you can get it in any drug store very cheap you only need a little one £2.00 if that and within the first couple of days i seen changes [everyone's different though]. It clears up the spots doesn't really get rid of the scarring or redness but there's lots of other treatments for that. Would recommend it if you start getting a few breakouts put some sudocrem on it[very small amount] and it should help if it doesn't then you can go see your pharmacist, Gp etc. Fabulous.
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ive found the best way to put it on your face is to first rub it into your (clean) hands, making sure its not too much cream then rub it onto your face. - if you only use a very small amount, sudocrem almost acts as make-up, covering up redness.
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Cakelover

Cakelover

4 reviews

Fantastic!
I've used this product my whole life, I put this on my cuts and bruises and any injury I had when I fell over. It's always done the trick! I think I would've lost it if I had never had this product with me throughout my whole childhood! I recommend this to anyone!
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PopularFarm

PopularFarm

1 review

miracle worker
Only three days of use and I've gone from being afraid to leave the house without covering my forehead in concealer and BB cream to not wearing any coverage whatsoever!! Sure there are still red spots and some little bits here and there, but it's only been 3 days so I'm sure that'll clear up soon. Every evening I wash my face with water, dry it off and then apply some Sudocrem to just spots and patches (so not my whole face). I sleep with it on, wash my face with water again in the morning and apply some more. Only leave this on for about an hour, then wash face with water again.
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PenSniffer

PenSniffer

3 reviews

Just didn't work for me
I've gone through so many over the counter products and nothing seems to work for me, I tried this after seeing reviews and being told it was good by many. I applied it on my face before bed every night and washed off with water in the morning for about a week, it made no difference and, if not, my skin became worse
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Robin Morton

Robin Morton

1 review

Brilliant.
Every night I apply a thin layer of Sudocrem after washing my face with cold water, washing it off again in the morning (cold water ðŸ'¦ ). No SOAP, cold wash & don't let your face get wet in the shower 🚿! ðŸ'ðŸ'ªâ˜ï¸
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SRHT

SRHT

1 review

NIce
Amazing product, dries up pimples and reduces redness and more often
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lolarose

lolarose

4 reviews

Good moisturiser for acne prone skin
I use this every night as my skin is very dry and it helps sooth it. I defiantly recommend it if you have dry skin and find that every other moisturiser makes you break out, but just try to avoid applying it on your spots as I find that in some cases it makes them worse as it blocks your pores. It is meant to reduce the redness in your acne scars as well but I haven't noticed any difference.
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