id say try it. ive stopped using bp about a month ago and i been using sudocrem, not alone, and my face is pretty good. and it seems to be getting better day by day.

i wouldnt subsitute BP for sudocrem, mainly because sudocrem is greasy and you couldnt only use at night, plus some say it clogs pores ect, though many people love it and use it

i suggest reading Real Mavericks topic on sudocrem ----> http://www.acne.org/messageboard/index.php?showtopic=131969

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Can you not use sudocrem AND BP. If you put on your BP, rub it in, and then slap on sudocrem over the top and rub that in, you shouldn't get any of the redness or dryness associated with BP. You would only be able to do it at night though cos sudocrem leaves your face white. But i love the stuff.

I tried just using sudocrem but it isn't effective on its own for keeping spots away. I have to combine it with BP.

I would think a Sudocrem + BP combination would be better. Besides, looking at the date you started your log, you'd only been on the regimen for less than three weeks, right? Is it possible that you started out using too much BP, increased your BP use too quickly, didn't use enough moisturizer, etc.? Everyone experiences dryness when starting with BP, I know my skin didn't look very good for the first few months just because of this, but it seriously does get better--you just have to be willing to stick with it and be gentle for the time being.

Can you not use sudocrem AND BP. If you put on your BP, rub it in, and then slap on sudocrem over the top and rub that in, you shouldn't get any of the redness or dryness associated with BP. You would only be able to do it at night though cos sudocrem leaves your face white. But i love the stuff.

 

I tried just using sudocrem but it isn't effective on its own for keeping spots away. I have to combine it with BP.

really sorry for bumping the old tread, but has anyone tried this long term with good results