Sudocrem : Antiseptic Healing Cream

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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.

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September 2, 2014
Does seem to work!
I am a 35 year old male and have suffered with acne since I was 15 years old. I recently bought a tub of this, and in 4 days it does seem to have made a difference. My nose used to have blackheads and open pores, the blackheads have gone in 4 days and the pores have closed. I had 5 large spots/zits on my chin which are not as red and have reduced in size. I had 2 spots that I could feel coming and put Sudocrem on them straight away, within a day they had 'died'. I therefore, think this works better when you put it on as soon as you feel the spot coming, rather than when it has already formed/visible. I noticed that when the spot had already formed the process of it getting a whitehead was 'speeded up', so rather than getting a big red lump and then getting a whitehead a couple of days later, when I put Sudocrem on the whitehead appeared the next morning which meant I could deal with it/go through the cycle quicker (if that makes senses!). Overall I am thus far impressed with Sudocrem, having tried Zineryt, Doxycycline, Benzoyl Peroxide (DUAC and 2.5% + 10% Benzoyl peroxide), 2% salicylic acid, along with a host of over the counter products.
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July 19, 2014
Sudo Cream
This cream is good if you have just popped a spot or one is bleeding. It is not so good on whiteheads. Don't use it on blackheads because it clogs the pores up even more. Overall a good product makes you look as white as a ghost.
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December 31, 2013
works

Pros:

gentle
not stiff and slimy
doesn't have that awful smell that most creams have

Cons:

nothing
nothing
nothing

I'm with Emma888. It doesn't work on the acne as such, but the mark that the acne leaves behind are gonners with this super cream.:-) Get a tissue and squeeze out the yellow stuff. ( only when the head goes white/yellow) Wait until it goes down (usually takes on day; two at most) and when there is only a mark/red spot, put the cream on, wait a couple hours (I leave it over night) then your spot will have gone. If you use to pick at it, it still I'll heal, but may take a little longer. Also, apply about 1/2 - 1mm of sudocrem, I've been doing this for two days (I used to pick the scab), and my face is clear. Hope it works XXX Georgia:-)
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February 19, 2013

Pros:

Helps heal whiteheads/papules
Helps heal popped pimples
White cast conceals redness
Cheap - only paid £2.99 for 60g which lasts forever

Cons:

Doesnt prevent acne from forming
Using over large areas can result in clogged pores and breakouts as it is comedogenic
Can give false hope - acne appears drastically reduced, actually down to the colour of the product

This is good to help heal individual spots and prevent them from scarring but I wouldnt call it a miracle product that some people think it is.
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January 5, 2013

Pros:

Cheap
Reduces Redness
Drys out skin (acting against sebum)

Cons:

Tough to wash off without irritating skin
Noticed more spots appearing
Smells a little funny

I find the sudocrem does reduce redness dramatically, however I although it does get rid of some sports due to its drying nature acting against sebum, it doesn't actually make acne stay gone for long and I have noticed that it can cause more little sports to appear (may be due to its thickness?) However I have been following Dan's regime and instead of using a moisturiser or glycolic acid I've supplemented it with sudocrem and I've seen wonders so far, I just hope it continues! Try it out!
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December 17, 2012

Pros:

-Very cheap
-helps with redness/soreness
-reduced acne and any red lumps

Cons:

Iv not yet found any!

Iv stuffered with very bad sore ance for 12 years now iv tried everything going and spend probely thousands of pounds on treatments! Even tried pills with pretty bad side effects and my acne has always retured and the treatments always take ages to work! But not sudocrem! I saw a differents over night it helped bring down redness and calm the spots down alot! Been using about 2 weeks now and I really hope the improvement continues!
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September 23, 2012

Pros:

- Works quickly
- Calms down acne red-ness
- reduces size of acne
- smooth skin after
- smells nice

Cons:

- Its ghost white thick paste that does get onto pillows ect.

It works. I have moderate acne and i started using this after everything else failed or made my acne worse. Sudocrem is cheap yet so effective. It targets redness over night, reduced the size of my acne and made my skin smooth. Im now 1 week into this and i can see a big diference already.
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September 2, 2012

Pros:

- Reduces spot size
- Lightens scars
- Smells nice

Cons:

- Made my skin a bit dry
- Can take a while to work
- Stopped working after a few months

Applying this stuff, will make you look super pale, so I suggest wearing it indoors, unless you like the Casper look :P But anyway, I used this product for a few months and for a while I did see improvements. Redness was starting to get lighter and dabbing a blob of Sudocrem on a spot with a bit of toothpaste would reduce the size of it if left over night. However, it did leave my skin a bit dry and flaky and I found after a few months it didn't really work anymore. I think Sudocrem is best suited for those who have very light to moderate acne.
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September 2, 2012

Pros:

- Cheap
- Minimizes pimple size
- Reduces redness
- Improves spots

Cons:

- Quite thick
- Bright white so you can't wear it during the day
- Often rubs off of your pillow, sheets and cover during the night
- If applied at night there will still be a generous amount left on your face left in the morning and you have to scrub your face to get it off, which is difficult and it irritates your skin, sometimes worsening acne.

Sudocrem is not 100% great but it is definitely the best problem I have used so far. It's very cheap and easy to afford. I got a small tub for £2.00 and it lasts months. It really improves pimples. If you apply at night, you see a very noticeable improvement in the morning. After about a month, I noticed a very big difference to my acne. It was almost gone. If used consistently for several months, I believe it will get rid of all your acne. On the other hand, Sudocrem is quite thick so it's hard for your skin to absorb most it. Because of this, it rubs off on your pillow, sheets and cover while you are sleeping. My main problem with Sudocrem is that in the morning there's always quite a bit left on your skin and because it's bright white, you have to take it off, which is difficult. You have to scrub and this irritates the skin, sometimes worsening acne. Overall, it's a good product that I would recommend as the pros override the cons.
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August 26, 2015
How about using Bioderma sensibio cleansing water and cotton pads? Make up artists use it. Easily removes oily products.
August 2, 2012

Pros:

Helps calm inflammed acne
Helps reduce redness
Reduces the size of pimples overnight

Cons:

very thick
can leave your clothes stained
only can really use at night

Brilliant for helping calm inflammed acne. It really helps if you have sore breakouts to bring down the inflammation. I find if i have bad cystic acne if you wash your face with neutrogena acne prone face wash, then dissolve sea salt in hot water, dip a cotton ball in this and apply painful acne. It help takes the soreness out ad cleans it. The after apply the sudocrem, it helps then calm it down.
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