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August 10, 2007
Cons:
-stings quite badly
-minty fumes sting eyes
-look dumb with white crap all over face
I like it. Feels good, works, cheap... what more do you want?
July 31, 2007
Pros:
Immediately dries up the blemish, after a day or two it's got it's healthy scab ready to fall off.
It's also minty, if you like that.
Cons:
Don't use gel. Stick with the white toothpaste that gets chalky after it dries.
It works well, and is less than cheap.
July 31, 2007
Pros:
-it works
-it is affordable (usually always in a house)
-it tingles
Cons:
it stings
use it. i have severe acne, and it REALLY works for me!
July 25, 2007
Pros:
It reduces the redness & size of my pimples instantly.
Cons:
Stings alot & it is very messy.
Use it if you want INSTANT relief.
July 24, 2007
Pros:
Just a recomendation for people who said the toothpaste didn't work for them.
Cons:
Don't use the gel toothpaste, that will mess up your skin.
That's probably why it turned your face red and itchy.
June 27, 2007
Pros:
It reduces the swelling and redness right away!
Cons:
It can get messy.
I have acne all over my legs, which is very unusual, it's the first time I have ever gotten a break out like this and it just so happens to be summer! Yikes! I have very sensitive and dry skin (so dry that I get eczema from time to time) so it's really hard to find something that works for me. But reading people's comments about using toothpaste, I decided to use it, eventhough people said it really dries out your skin. It's the second day of using it and it works great! It also works fast! I left it on last night and that seemed to help the most because it had time to dry out my acne. I have used toothpaste on my face in the past but it didnt seem to help as much as it did on my legs. I love it! Oh and only put it on the acne spots if you have dry skin bc you dont want to dry your skin out even more!
June 16, 2007
Pros:
It works if you really want the redness away in minutes or overnight. If you get strong toothpaste like cinamon scent n stuff, u really feel the burn but atleast its the working feeling burn
Cons:
not lots, if ur a lil scared of a lil burn.
Its good and I'd recomend it to anyone, just use hot water mainly and then if big bumps n zits show, zap it with the toothpaste.
May 27, 2007
Pros:
Brings down reduction
Cons:
Turned my pimple area brown and now it hurts worse...and it hurt when i put on the toothpaste
it didnt work for me
April 29, 2007
Pros:
reduces the redness and size significantly of a zit...cheap...easy to use...you dont even have to go out and buy it cuz its sitting right there in your bathroom!
Cons:
none, except if you use it for over 2 days then it will dry out your skin. DONT USE IT OVER TWO DAYS!!!!
toothpaste works. use it. i love it. it saves my face!
April 28, 2007
Pros:
dry acne, reduce oilyness and redness
Cons:
may lean the opposite way and induce redness
I've used toothpaste before for large acne spots. Lately I've used it overnight and it has reduced some redness and made spots not so obvious. Before I've used it and spots just turned dark red and worse. My skin used to be sensitive, though, whereas now it is not. I suggest using Benzoyl Peroxide everyday in order to prevent acne in the first place.
Pros:
-Feel the Zit leave
-tingly on face:)
-downsizes & eliminates zit