Freederm : Gel

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Key Ingredient:
Nicotinamide (4%).

Other Ingredients:
Aluminium magnesium silicate, hypromellose, citric acid anhydrous, macrogol lauryl ether, ethanol anhydrous and purified water.

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27.7%
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May 24, 2008

Pros:

No bleaching, not that expensive when bought in form of Nicam gel for 60g was 21 EURO instead of Freederm 25g

Cons:

Have to say unlike others it made my skin dry - but just used moituriser and it was fine!

Havebeen using nicam gel which is the same as freederm,it is non marketed and made by the same manufacturer - so if your using long term id say buy it behind the pharmacy counter in Boots!much cheaper! I found this stuff brilliant - it made my face totally clear for the first time in years! i used it to maintain clear skin after a course of antibiotics and found it worked wonders - my skin never got totally clear from antibiotics but this made it totally clear. My ance was described as mild adult acne by the way - i noticed it from the reviews- it appeared to work for othes with same thing maybe not as good for really agressive teenage acne but id still give it a try! So much better than BP - bleaching is a joke!!!
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August 6, 2007

Pros:

It's a clear gel, really easy to use. I have INCREDIBLY sensitive skin and I've had no reactions in the two years I've used it. It really reduces the size and redness of any spots I do get, and it's reduced them down to just a couple before my period

Cons:

I do still get the odd spot, but only in the few days before my period (show doesn't?) and they're normally small and go away in a day or so.

I had pretty bad skin before I began using this and had tried pretty much everything in the eight years or so since they started. Freederm is the most effective thing I've tried. You just have to be patient. That goes for everything by the way... be sure to give it enough time (like a couple of months) to actually work! I used to chop and change all the time and I'm sure it made it worse.
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