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Reddit mentions of Burt's Bees Natural Acne Solutions Purifying Gel Cleanser – Face Wash for Oily Skin, 5 Ounces
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Burt's Bees Natural Acne Solutions Purifying Gel Cleanser – Face Wash for Oily Skin, 5 Ounces. Here are the top ones.
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- ACNE FACE WASH: With Burt's Bees naturally cleansing face wash , wash away all acne causing bacteria, excess oil and hints of makeup as this gel cleanser was designed to control and prevent breakouts; package may vary
- FACIAL GEL CLEANSER: Formulated with 99% natural ingredients, Burt’s Bees facial cleanser wash penetrates pores to calm skin irritation resulting in clearer, smooth, healthy-looking skin
- NATURAL FACE CLEANSER: Burt's Bees acne cleanser wash reduces and prevents acne breakouts with the help of naturally derived salicylic acid from willow bark, evening primrose and beet root extracts
- ACNE TREATMENT: Designed specially for oily, acne-prone skin, Burt's Bees acne treatment gel cleanser naturally provides purifying, soothing relief for blemishes to achieve clear, glowing skin
- DERMATOLOGIST TESTED: Burt's Bees noncomedogenic natural acne solution cleanser is clinically tested as a naturally purifying acne treatment that reduces blemishes and prevents future breakouts
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Specs:
| Color | Amber |
| Height | 5.5 Inches |
| Length | 1.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | June 2015 |
| Size | 5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.0030644254418 pounds |
| Width | 1.5 Inches |
Yeah thanks, But the side bar doesn't have anything in cream form at a 5% concentration, just pads. everything is at least 8 to 10% concentration of AHA except for those pads. I am guessing that I should keep to cleansing until later on if the scarring doesn't go away? Because all the AHA exfoliants seem to be at the most part 10%. I am a little confused here. Can you recommend a chemical exfoliant, All I see are those pads which contain BHA and not AHA.
UPDATE: So BHA is a fancy word for Salicylic acid according to research, I have the cleansing gel from burts bees which contains 2% salicylic acid which isn't a lot and seems gentle. Should I use this in the place of an exfoliator? I know it doesn't say exfoliator on the label but SA supposedly goes deep down under the first layer of skin and dislodges whatever crap is in there to make things clean again. If my research has lead me to believe this correctly. This is the gel I have been talking about, it has 2% concentration of SA which is a BHA, I have been using it as a spot treatment on my forhead and it improved the skin in which where it was overnight. Can I use this to exfoliate, it's not a scrub.. However though this stuff needs to be rinsed off whereas I was under the impression that the cream reccomended in the sidebar was softly rubbed into the skin like a lotion where as the skin absorbs it and the AHAs are free to do their work. I am very new to this skin care stuff. My mind is still kind of set on the Alpha Hydrox that was recommended in the sidebar, I just need to know if it's going to get rid of my red regions