dermacrine = acne?

[alwaysone]

I just started dermacrine about a week ago and have been breaking out really badly on my back and shoulders. I've also been getting really really itchy in the areas I apply dermacrine to. My legs don't break out much, but they have even started getting some acne on them. Has anyone else had this problem? I've also been having quite a bit of anxiety.. I remember reading that some people react this way to derma.. kind of sucks for me. Anyway is there anything I can do to stop these things from happening?

 

[gjohnson5]

contact dermatitis maybe?

To be honest I hadn't heard of anyone having an allergic reaction to dermacrine , but it's definitely possible. If this is the case the only choice is to stop

I just started dermacrine about a week ago and have been breaking out really badly on my back and shoulders. I've also been getting really really itchy in the areas I apply dermacrine to. My legs don't break out much, but they have even started getting some acne on them. Has anyone else had this problem? I've also been having quite a bit of anxiety.. I remember reading that some people react this way to derma.. kind of sucks for me. Anyway is there anything I can do to stop these things from happening?

 

[Primordial Performance]

I just started dermacrine about a week ago and have been breaking out really badly on my back and shoulders. I've also been getting really really itchy in the areas I apply dermacrine to. My legs don't break out much, but they have even started getting some acne on them. Has anyone else had this problem? I've also been having quite a bit of anxiety.. I remember reading that some people react this way to derma.. kind of sucks for me. Anyway is there anything I can do to stop these things from happening?

How much are you using? (which pump?)

Did you have acne when you were a teenager?

-Pp

 

[alwaysone]

Been using the pump at 4-5 pumps a day... I had mild acne as a teenager, not much but definitly some.

 

[H_T_]

what's the medium? is it lard?

 

[alwaysone]

Hrm could it be an allergic reaction? It doesn't seem like thats what it is.. just a lot of acne. I mean I'm used to acne while on but this is just a lot more acne than I was expecting. I guess it makes sense being that its a topical lotion or whatever.

 

[gjohnson5]

Good
If it's just acne , you might wanna try sesamin. It keeps my acne down dhea use.

Hrm could it be an allergic reaction? It doesn't seem like thats what it is.. just a lot of acne. I mean I'm used to acne while on but this is just a lot more acne than I was expecting. I guess it makes sense being that its a topical lotion or whatever.

 

[Primordial Performance]

Hrm could it be an allergic reaction? It doesn't seem like thats what it is.. just a lot of acne. I mean I'm used to acne while on but this is just a lot more acne than I was expecting. I guess it makes sense being that its a topical lotion or whatever.

Yes, Id say it’s a hormonal thing rather than an allergic reaction.

Humantarget,

Shark liver oil is the main delivery oil – mimic’s the skins natural sebum better than any oil on earth.

-Pp

 

[lacoste]

If you have sensitive skin it could be the way that your body reacts to the product. If you use a harsh soap like irish spring or something do you ever have a problem? Sometimes when you skin gets dry or itchy and cause an overproduction of the oils in your skin this can lead to some good zits. try using dial actibacterial soap when you shower.

 

[lartinos]

wait...........are you getting systemic type acne or acne where you apply the product. If the acne is everywhere it probably has little to do with the derma and just more associated with the hormonal change in your body.