I have had mild acne since I was eleven years old, but last year I experienced a miscarriage and ended up having a horrible break out that was completely beyond control and did nothiong to help my emotional state. I tried topical retinoids, topical clindamycin and pill form antibitoics. All of these things seemed to actually make it much worse over a six month period. Finally, in October, I began the acne.org regimen. By late December I was completely clear, and remain so today. I am able to use less than a dime sized amount nightly on my face with the BP, and I rarely use makeup (except to cover up my undereye circles). The photos I have attached have me with no makeup and have had no editing at all. Give it a shot and GOOD LUCK. The first few weeks of redness and drying are good for you and will be worth it for the rest of your life. THANK YOU DAN!
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It looks that way because my camera was terrible, lighting also affected it. If you can zoom in you'll see that the original photos that show the side of my face -- every pore is raised. I had compacted skin. A few big cysts, but otherwise my entire dermis was compromised.Not a single pore wasn't a whitehead basically. Thank you for saying otherwise though 
TWO YEARS LATER It is still working. I have the occasional breakout form hormones, but also getting professional facials once every few months helps cell turnover. LOVE MY NEW SKIN
Wow you look great ! bt wait a min ! your acne wasn't bad at all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u just had mild acnes hun
Thank you so much. I hope you had success over the past year!!!
ps to anyone reading this, the forums have changed a little. The first 4 photos are my "before" and the rest are 3 monthsafter starting. I am still using the regimen as of almost exactly 3 years later. I use the BP every morning and night. I now use a different cleanser which has a better turnover rate for my aging skin through a private lab called Skinsciptions who also do my facials. It's still an upkeep thing-- nothing actually cures the acne, but so long as I keep up my routine I have no breakouts. I travel the globe as a healthcare provider who provides aid in disaster regions. I've been to the desert, tropics, you name it and in the worst conditions. I camp all the time, too, but through all of this I can still keep up this simple routine. Hope this gives someone out there the motivation they need
