Best proactive products?

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Lexi F.

May 22, 2015

Lexi F.

Hey y'all so I was thinking about trying one of the proactive lines or whatever and I didn't know what one to get. What's the best, fastest working one out there. I have combination skin (mostly dry but it can be oily at times) and most of my acne is on my forehead and chin. Thanks so much!

Shanae J.

May 22, 2015

Shanae J.

I've heard terrible things about proactiv. I also noticed that a lot of the products contain high amounts of alcohol and that's horrible for the skin.

Hannah K.

May 22, 2015

Hannah K.

Agree with Shanae. I've read so many bad reviews, the ingredients look dreadful and they burned my cousins skin horrifically.

Kitty K.

May 23, 2015

Kitty K.

For acne I've had great success using Paula's Choice CLEAR line.
This is my 5 day progress with just her BHA Exfoliant ;
http://www.beautylish.com/f/rmipruj/before-after-5-days

I have dry skin so I used her CLEAR pore normalizing cleanser but once everything cleared up I switched over to an oil cleanser as it felt too drying on my dehydrated skin.

I'd also stay clear of anything hormone related... chicken, meat, dairy.. anything added hormones can influence acne greatly.
And Manuka Honey also has helped clear me up and help with inflammation and evening out skin tone.

Ashley D.

May 23, 2015

Ashley D.

The best proactive product for your skin is no proactive. Unless you like breaking out.

Claire D.

May 23, 2015

Claire D.

The only good thing for me was the green tea moisturizer.Everything else was more of an irritant,not a face wash.

Kristine N.

May 23, 2015

Kristine N.

I use proactive and I love the 123 and mask that goes with it. I have dry/ oily skin too. I get more and more broke outs with out it. Like its so bad

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