----

***POOF***

Ive been thinking about ordering some as well. Seems like nothing else i try has worked :/

I know. I feel like I've bought everything off the shelf and nothing has helped. Even the 3 step systems by other brands.

It worked for me for a little while, but stuff is never effective for long on my skin for some reason. My little brother has been using it for a while, though, and his skin is nice.  

It cleared my face up completely.
But..
When I didn't have the money to buy it after I'd used it for a while.
My face broke out 100000000x worse than before I used it.

I found it worked really well, but left my face feeling very tight.

Quoting Dahling:" It worked for me for a little while, but stuff is never effective for long on my skin for some reason. My little brother has been using it for a while, though, and his skin is nice.  "

My brother-in-law uses it and it had worked wonders for him. I was skeptical at first until I saw it first hand. It got the the point where he was wearing make-up because he was so embarrassed, and now he looks great!

Quoting Ole' No Name:" It cleared my face up completely. But.. When I didn't have the money to buy it after I'd used it for a while. My face broke out 100000000x worse than before I used it."

I'm scared of this. I wish I could order a year supply while I have the money.

Quoting Rista Kat:" My brother-in-law uses it and it had worked wonders for him. I was skeptical at first until I saw it ... [snip!] ... I saw it first hand. It got the the point where he was wearing make-up because he was so embarrassed, and now he looks great! "

I think it might have something to do with skin types. It's been a while, but I think my skin ended up getting a little too dry from it after a while. I have combination skin, though, so it can be peely and breaking out all at the same time. Sucks.   Luckily I mostly grew out of the breaking out stuff, so it's less of a struggle now.
Have you ever tried rubbing baking soda on your face? Sounds weird, but wetting your face and then massaging baking soda on there for a few minutes a couple times a week has really helped shrink my pores and keep breakouts away. It's cheap too. lol

Quoting Dahling:" I think it might have something to do with skin types. It's been a while, but I think my skin ended ... [snip!] ... on there for a few minutes a couple times a week has really helped shrink my pores and keep breakouts away. It's cheap too. lol"

Mine is the same way. My face can be super oily like I've been sweating for hours, but I will be peeling at the same time in certain areas. It's so weird and a pain in the ass.

I've seen something on Pinterest about a baking soda and coconut oil (I think?) solution that worked for that girl. I haven't tried it yet though. I guess it can't hurt.

It worked for a little while for me and then bam one day it just stopped helping... Like most acne products Ive used  

Quoting ♥MamaToSilas♥:" It worked for a little while for me and then bam one day it just stopped helping... Like most acne products Ive used  "

I hope this doesn't happen. But maybe it's like shampoo - after you use it for a while, you almost build an immune to it.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Rista Kat:</b>" I'm scared of this. I wish I could order a year supply while I have the money."</blockquote>




This is what my sister did for her DH(when they were just dating).
He wanted it really bad and asked for it for Xmas but his parents are asses. She bought it for him and in under three months his skin was completely clear!
I've used it and it works nice. Just haven't had the money to continue.

Quoting Rista Kat:" Mine is the same way. My face can be super oily like I've been sweating for hours, but I will be peeling ... [snip!] ... soda and coconut oil (I think?) solution that worked for that girl. I haven't tried it yet though. I guess it can't hurt."

Yeah, that's how I got started on the baking soda thing. If you have combo skin, the coconut oil & baking soda does work. I just don't always have time for the excess coconut oil to soak in before putting on makeup or doing my hair (since I don't want my hair getting all greasy from it), so those are the times I just use a bit of baking soda by itself, rinse, dry, and add lots of moisturizer. If you have time, go for the coconut oil though! I usually don't have to moisturize afterwards, since it doesn't rinse all the way off. Just be sure to get all the baking soda off, because I've misses spots and gotten crusty. lol

Quoting ♥MamaToSilas♥:" It worked for a little while for me and then bam one day it just stopped helping... Like most acne products Ive used  "

That's how it works for me too.