Johnson's : Neosporin + Pain Relief

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Active Ingredient:
Bacitracin Zinc (Bacitracin Zinc), Neomycin Sulfate (Neomycin), Polymyxin B Sulfate (Polymyxin B), Pramoxine Hydrochloride (Pramoxine).

Inactive Ingredients:
Petrolatum.

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September 25, 2010

Pros:

-works very well on red bumpy acne
-heals acne scabs VERY QUICKLY
-reduces redness

Cons:

-doesn't work on pimples

i use this on all my red, bumpy acne that needs to be soothed and have redness reduced and that works fairly well. on healing acne, i also use this because it quickens the healing process and turns the acne mark into a sort of flaky piece of skin that can be peeled away and if you apply more neosporin once you've done that, the mark is visibly reduced! this product works really well but doesn't work on my new pimples or popped pimpes
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December 26, 2008

Pros:

I have used this on my face at night for years and it was just okay. My friend told me about Mederma and I STRONGLY suggest everyone go read the reviews for that. Works SOOO much better than neosporin for acne scars.

Cons:

This product doesn't really work well...it does prevent scabbing but it so greasy and gets all over my bedding.

Bottom line: READ THE REVIEWS for MEDERMA!! I made the switch from neosporin to mederma a few weeks ago and i see MAJOR results. My old AND new scars are way less visible and it actually helps to reduce redness on new pimples!!!
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