Does this mean we can just wash our face with cleanser for 10 seconds, then pat my face dry with a towel, and IMMEDIATELY add benzoyl peroxide (rubbing into face for 10 seconds), and then IMMEDIATELY add moisturizer? Totalling about 30 seconds?
Cause apparently the new formula says you dont have to wait for drying between steps, but I want to knoe exactly how fast I can do the regimen while still getting clear skin. Thanks
Yeah, you can literally pat your face dry and immediately add benzoyl peroxide, even if your face is still damp.
Next, if you can get the Treatment (benzoyl peroxide) to absorb in 10 seconds, I'd be surprised. Ideally you want to get the Treatment absorbed in there before you apply the Moisturizer, but there is no waiting between steps anymore!
Worst case scenario even, let's say you don't get all of the Treatment absorbed and add Moisturizer right on top, it should still be ok. This new Treatment is so good it can overcome just about anything.
Yeah, you can literally pat your face dry and immediately add benzoyl peroxide, even if your face is still damp.
Next, if you can get the Treatment (benzoyl peroxide) to absorb in 10 seconds, I'd be surprised. Ideally you want to get the Treatment absorbed in there before you apply the Moisturizer, but there is no waiting between steps anymore!
Worst case scenario even, let's say you don't get all of the Treatment absorbed and add Moisturizer right on top, it should still be ok. This new Treatment is so good it can overcome just about anything.
I have been finding the new formula less effective and super watery. Im breaking out like crazy since you changed it and now Im looking at a new regimen. Its really upsetting. Youre charging more and I feel like Im getting less. My skin is horrible now too since the change.
Hello! New to these forums.
It is winter here in Canada, and even my super oily skin gets dehydrated here between November and Feb.
Is there a possibility of applying the moisturizer first BEFORE the benzoyl peroxide? Im sure you will say the answer is no, but I thought Id ask anyway. The reason is that my face so dry when I get out of the shower, I want to apply moisturizer when the skin on my face is wet. I feel like if I do that, my skin will better tolerate the BP.
I have the large bottle moisturizer, BP and jojoba oil from the acne.org store.
Thanks!
Is there a possibility of applying the moisturizer first BEFORE the benzoyl peroxide? Im sure you will say the answer is no, but I thought Id ask anyway.
I wouldn't do that, but...you can mix the BP and Moisturizer together and do it that way. This new BP is so incredible that it's super versatile. It will absorb kinda no matter what. However, I think applying Moisturizer first might be a step too far. But even that honestly I don't quite know. You just might be able to. Like I always tell people, do The Regimen til you're completely clear and then add in 1 variable at a time, which in your case would be putting Moisturizer first. Then see if you stay clear with that change.
Ive started incorporating 0.025% Tretinoin 3x a week for the last 6 months, and my skin always turned red with the original BP formula. However, the new BP does not cause any redness. I find it is so much more gentler even when applying it the morning after Tretinoin. In addition, the new moisturizer is a powerful tool in keeping my skin moisturized with no irritation from the BP and Tretinoin.
been using your products since 2017 and they are far more effective than whats on the market.
Have you considering creating a sunscreen? The chemical sunscreens sold in stores are terrible for my skin