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Just wanted to share some helpful things that I have learned on how to combat the acne that comes with the use of steroids.
I know tanning seems to work alot of the time,but it doesn't always get rid of acne.
I have used glycloc acid peels over the past year or so on my face and just started using it on my shoulders and chest when I have breakouts.
I must tell you, it works like nothing else!
The one important thing about using these skin peels is that you should not tan or go into the sun without sun screen on, especially on your face. This can increase the chance of skin cancer, so make sure you put sun screen on.
I have purchased the kits from a few places, like homepeels.com and skinrxclinic.com.
These are the same type of skin peels that you can get from a dermatologist, except they run around $49.00 for a few months supply. ( The last dermatologist I saw, charged me $125 for the skin peel.)
Just thought I would share this with all of you as summer is getting nearer and it's much nicer to have clear skin after busting our asses in the gym and dieting to get ready for it.
If you have any questions, go to their web sites or you can {pm} me.
I would get the 40% glycolic peels instead of the 30%, just read the directions first and then you can slowly increase the time you leave on.
macster
I know tanning seems to work alot of the time,but it doesn't always get rid of acne.
I have used glycloc acid peels over the past year or so on my face and just started using it on my shoulders and chest when I have breakouts.
I must tell you, it works like nothing else!
The one important thing about using these skin peels is that you should not tan or go into the sun without sun screen on, especially on your face. This can increase the chance of skin cancer, so make sure you put sun screen on.
I have purchased the kits from a few places, like homepeels.com and skinrxclinic.com.
These are the same type of skin peels that you can get from a dermatologist, except they run around $49.00 for a few months supply. ( The last dermatologist I saw, charged me $125 for the skin peel.)
Just thought I would share this with all of you as summer is getting nearer and it's much nicer to have clear skin after busting our asses in the gym and dieting to get ready for it.
If you have any questions, go to their web sites or you can {pm} me.
I would get the 40% glycolic peels instead of the 30%, just read the directions first and then you can slowly increase the time you leave on.
macster
