Clindamycin is a topical antibiotic that helps slow or stop bacterial growth and also helps reduce skin inflammation.
It is normally applied twice a day.
dries out my face but that can be easily fixed with a moisturizer, strong alcohol smell, burns sometimes when I put it on more sensitive areas like my cheeks so I avoid those spots
Gives skin nice glow
Helps control breakouts
Easy to use
Smooth texture
Makes face a little sticky
Be careful not to squeeze to much out.
Clears ALL cystic acne
Prevents 90% of breakouts
Rids skin of excessive oil
Breaks the "breakout cycle"
Does not clear blackheads
everything
non
No more deep, hormonal acne on my chin or cheeks
Easy to use with no mess
Cheap
Smells
Drying at first but your face will adjust; need to moisturize
Takes time to see results; patience required!
I no longer wake up wondering how many new pimples I have! It worked relatively quickly. I began using it in the AM and Retin A at night, but the Retin-A dried my skin out horribly (pealing, redness, etc.). I now use it before bed (the solution).
Somewhat strong smell - I would also recommend that if you have sensitive skin to use only once a day (and not with other acne meds).
Did clear up acne
I loved the chilly feeling when applying it
made skin super oily
lost effectiveness
made skin dry
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Pros:
not expensive at all, no initial breakout, great for people with oily skin, larger pimples have yet to reappear, noticeably clearer skin within the first week, very easy to use since I purchased the liquid kind that you dab onto your skin (with a little roller thing that came with it) after washing it twice a day.