Neutrogena Advanced Solutions Acne Mark Fading Peel.?
Tonight is the 3rd time I use it. I do just as it reads on the bottle; 3 times a week, leave on for 5-10 minutes. Wherever I read a review people say that they used it more often and even left it on for 30 minutes before washing it away. Also, I don’ feel a tingling sensation when it’s on. Should I leave it on longer, or use it more often instead of 3 nights a week? How will I get faster results?
Thanks in advance (:
To see results, you have to wait a long time. It takes 28 days for new cells on your face to generate. I saw results while using it with the Neutrogena Visibly Even Enzyme Treatment.
I leave it on until I’m in the mood to take it off to be honest. I use it every other night for a week and then lay off and then every other night. Basically, you’ll see results (I do) the week I let my skin rest.
I’m going on a flight to Australia, can I take my Birth Control and prescription acne meds with me?
It’s OK to bring both medications in to Australia but, if you want, get a letter from your doctor stating that you need the medications, and bring a copy of the prescriptions too in case you need to get more medication here. Make sure to pack all your prescription medication in your carry-on bags just in case your luggage goes missing.
I’ve never heard of the ‘medication passport’ the Globetrotter mentioned in his answer.
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How to prevent wet eczema on dogs? Constantly re-occuring!?
I have a 7 year old Bernese Mountain Dog. Over the last couple of years he has been getting wet eczema which can re-occur every few months. We take him to the vet when he has a bout of it, where they shave the area and prescribe him with antibiotics, hibbiscrub etc, which clears it up after time. We also sometimes get his coat cropped quite short which seems to prevent it to a degree.
I was wondering if anyone has any ideas as to how to prevent these outbreaks? It gets very sore, and he loses all the hair round the area which takes a long time to grow back. I don’t think the vet knows what is causing it. He is fed on a high quality food and doesn’t seem to have any other health issues which are linked to it. Although he did have meningitis which was prescribed with steroids which he has used on and off for a few years. Could this have anything to do with it?
Thanks for any suggestions on prevention!
Do a research regarding the steroids that your dog is currently taking. Most of the time, any medications would always have a side effect and this might be the reason why your dog is having a repetitive eczema. I knew for a fact that there are some medications that were being prescribed to dogs were also being taken by human beings.
My dog have seasonal allergy and when he starts to itch and scratch we give him his medicine prescribed by the vet which is a steroid. The side effect was my dog gains weight and we have to watch his food intake as well.
