Sulfur may help dry and peel the skin as well as reduce acne bacteria.
It is usually applied 1-2 times per day.
Can Dry your skin up pretty bad, idk if it was the sulfur but can cause sun sensitivity like alot of other products
It really reduces the inflammation of a blemish.
Can't wear it under makeup, it's more of a night time treatment.
ah....nope
red iritated skin, expensive, makes it worse
smells nice and feels good when applied to skin
Made acne worse and didn't stop breakouts.
Nothing.
itchiness, redness, more breakouts than ever, big hard zits.
Got rid of almost all of my blackheads on my nose; saw those results after just one use. Dries out pimples well; saw that immediately as well.
none
Cleanser seems to cleanse well. Takes time. Be patient.
Takes a really really really long time to work. But i think it works.
kicks acne's butt
Are you serious? NOTHING!!!
Works fast, soft skin, affordable, easy to use
lasts a long time
None, the smell maybe
Sulfur, but after your skin
doesn't smell like anything bad
it is the only product i have ever tried that has actually worked. i dont break out very often anymore but a very thin mask followed by the lightest moisturizer you can find on the night of the first signs and after a day its gone and another break o
terribly expensive, funky smell too but its better than the complere sulfur rotten egg experience, thats a hard smell to combat. and i so wish i came in a bigger quantity.
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Pros:
IT WORKS! CLEAR BLEMISHES FAST NO JOKE! CHEAP