Zincstic : White Zinc Cream

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Active Ingredients:
4-methylbenzylidene Camphor (20 mg/g), Octyl Methoxycinnamate (75 mg/g), Zinc Oxide (250 mg/g).

Inactive Ingredients:
Not listed.

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May 26, 2011

Pros:

reduces pimples, redness, irritation.

Cons:

makes ur face white because of the cream but use a good cleanser to remove it in the morning.

best topical for acne i have used. i bought the brand Desitin (diaper rash cream @ CVS pharmacy $7) -cleared skin very fast -skin looks glowing -bottom line, i've tried every topical but they all cause dry itchy skin...not this one. if you have acne because you have oily skin or a hormonal imbalance..try Desitin. you have nothing to lose..
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June 11, 2010

Pros:

Cheap, works on every level really. It reduces redness, makes spots heal much more quickly and seems to prevent hyperpigmentation marks.

Cons:

Thick and greasy, makes your face shiny. You need to use a lot and leave it on for a long time for it to be effective. If possible, use it during your waking hours when you have time on your own, not when you sleep because with the amount you need it is much too runny and sticky and will all be wiped off onto your pillow.

This review is for Zinc & Castor Oil Cream, which can be found in the baby section of your supermarket or pharmacy, and meant for nappy rash. The one I use is from Boots, which is a UK 'drugstore', as they say in the USA, and I mix it with Sudocrem, so it is really a review for both products. My method is to mix the two together and then apply very thickly to my face whenever I am home alone and can simply leave it on for hours, for example: before bedtime. Then I wipe most of it off with a cottonwool ball and rub in the remains of it so it's a thin, invisible layer just like a moisturiser, and go to sleep. When I wake up, my skin looks SO much better it's unbelievable. I had heard of using Sudocrem before, and had tried it on its own - didn't really see much improvement. Using a very thin layer of zinc cream didn't do much for me, either. But this method I have mentioned seems to be working very well for me. I had two massive new spots on my face the first night I tried this - I applied the mixture all over the area and did what I have mentioned above. I didn't see much difference when I wiped it off with cotton wool, so I thought it wasn't working and went to bed. But when I woke up 8 or 9 hours later, there were only two very faint, barely discernable pink marks where the spots had been, and my hyperpigmentation marks were much more faint than they had been. I'm going to continue doing this. Like I say, it's messy and sticky, but it works.
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