Sudocrem : Antiseptic Healing Cream

i put it on my face after removing my make up and go to bed, when i wake up my skin looks amazing :)

i put it on my face in the night like a mask/moisturiser and over night it sinks into my skin, by the morning my blemishes have disappeared, and the redness has gone!

Wonderful ! Reduces redness and drys them suckers up in no time!!!!!

it is very good, forget all the crappy products, they dont really work, the only stuff i use is oxy anti-spot balm (for male skin) and i dont cover my face with the stuff, i just cover the spot with it for around 30mins, then gently rub it into the skin. then when my spots cleared up i put it over the oily skin around my nose, i find this helps alot, as it reduces the amount of oil on your face and with me, spots start at my nose, and the more i mess, the further they spread, so one day i decided to leave them alone and let them clear slowly by usin sudocream. i did make the mistake of leavin it after it had cleared up completely and my face burst out in spots within the week, so i am also taking tablets prescribed by the doctor, they are called oxytetracycline, i also recommend using these as they also contribute and if i ever do forget to use sudocream the tabs are there to help. But remember, dont use excessive amounts if not necessary, i have had a small pot of sudocream last 8mths

this stuff is great, and for those who's faces have gone white your putting on too much. my mum used this stuff on us as kids for nappy rash and it worked wonders, as i got older i got acne, its knocked my confidence and i've spent ridicules amounts on over the counter products which are ok, but for very mild acne. Sudocrem is the best i've used so far and i would recommend it to anyone who has acne.

Get it is fantabulous

At the age of 34 I can honestly say my skin has required hard work and attention for years. Skin regimes have included Clearasil , Lancome, Clinque, Liz Earle, Freederm, Simple, Ole Henrikesen (really bad) Eve lom (my best and daily cleanser) Clarins, Estee lauder and many more cheap and expensive. My skin has good times and bad times - and I have just come through a reallllly bad time with it. After trying tea tree oil, skin doctors blemish stick and Maurd I was about to give up when I thought I would try the Sudocream in my sons nappy bag. I have a particuarly bad congested area on my right cheek (always lumpy) no kidding after 1 night it had reduced, and the other spots dried out, and went without marking my skin. The improvement is vast and the results pretty much immediate. I have spent hundreds of pounds trying to get my skin under control, and the answer was under my nose. BUY THIS NOW!!!!! Its the best couple of quid you will ever spend (and if it doen't work what's it cost?)

Once I feel a spot coming up, I will put this on it at night. I find that it draws the gunk up to the surface of the skin quicker than when I don't use it. It's of no use preventing new spots though.

Ok. Buy this product, it does not dry out your skin - ONLY put it on the spot, not all over your face!! Even if you have lots and lots of spots, you'll have little white dots... just dont leave the house - wear it at night etc. But please try it. It does not sting like pan oxyl, and smells really nice. Plus its freaking cheap + you'll get addicted to it! Putting it on every cut, graze + rash. Prepare to become and addict to this stuff!!

Used prescribed medications for years, probably tried around 20 different types but nothing seemed to have effect. I'm on a treatment of antibiotics and use Sudocrem directly on my face. I still get bad spots sometimes but I suppose no more excessively than anyone else. I just put a layer of this stuff on my face whenever I'm at home or don't have company, just leave it to do it's stuff! It's not certain, some deeper spots may take a few days to heal, some may go over night, but if you use this stuff as much as possible you'll seriously reduce the amount of spots you get! For the price it's DEFINITELY worth a try, I can say this coming from someone who's tried a multitude of different over the counter and medical treatments, and has tried some of the strongest medically prescribed acne treatments to little avail! Use this stuff!