So I’ve used all of the expensive stuff, Pro-Active, Avon, Arbonne, and Mary-Kay and none of those seemed to work and now I’m using Neutrogena (been using it for about 1 1/2 – 2 months now) but that really isn’t working either. Have any refrences for other skin care products that will work? (If it helps, my face tends to be pretty oily)

I have the same problem, try Clearasil (apply before you go to bed). It will probably dry out your skin so use a good moisturizer during the day that’s hypo-allergenic and wont clog pores. Also try using mineral/natural make-up.
Hope it helps.

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  By LeTourDeFrance, 09/02/2010 @ 12:23 pm

  the best one is to eat less sugar and non-processed foods. other than that, anti bacterial soap and apple cider vinegar (drunken and applied to face) works well. dont touch your face alot.
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  By Joe B, 09/02/2010 @ 1:44 pm

  regular use of st. ive’s apricot scrub with a dab of light lotion afterwards. it’s cheap and you can feel the massive exfoliants working to scrub hard. open it up in the store and feel it with your fingers. its great
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  By sweet.angel_22, 09/02/2010 @ 2:09 pm

  I have the same problem, try Clearasil (apply before you go to bed). It will probably dry out your skin so use a good moisturizer during the day that’s hypo-allergenic and wont clog pores. Also try using mineral/natural make-up.
  Hope it helps.
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  By Houda M, 09/02/2010 @ 3:39 pm

  i know you said that you have tried proactive and it doesnt work but you should try it again. and if it still doesnt work you should try not eating fried/fatty foods. also, dont touch your face with dirty hands. dont pop them either,

  it also may be your makeup if u wear any, i used to use covergirl and it really messed up my face. i started breaking out. then i switched to clinique, it is really good.
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  By C-love, 09/02/2010 @ 3:49 pm

  Use a soap with sulfur. The sulfur facial bars are kind of pricey but they are worth every penny. It helps to alleviate the oil and balance your skin. Wash twice a day, once in the morning and once at night let soap sit on skin for a few minutes, rinse off with warm water, use an oil free moisturizer. kaviskin.com
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  By m_soulliere, 09/02/2010 @ 6:08 pm

  Food or drink have nothing to do at all with acne
  it is a over production of sebum from your sebaceous glands
  wash your face 2 times a day to keep pores from becoming blocked which can cause an infection see your doctor
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  By SandraD, 09/02/2010 @ 6:28 pm

  Your skin has a continuous renewal cycle of 4 weeks so make sure you are sticking with a product long enough for it to work. Was your face twice daily and if you are that oily you should use some type of blotter to absorb oil throughout the day. Oil clogs your pores ultimately cause acne. Change your pillow case regularly some hair products cause acne as well as touching your face.
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