Advantages: Very effective, fairly cheap Disadvantages: Have to buy from a pharmacy
I was first introduced to Quinoderm about 10 years ago by a work colleague. I was going through a bit of an hormonal stage and having quite a few spots which were really bothering me. I happened to mention it to my colleague and she told me that she'd had a cream from the doctors years ago when she had really bad acne and she'd used it ever since and found it great.
I couldn't really be bothered to go to my doctors about it, so I was really pleased ...
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Advantages: Cheap, FairlyEffective Disadvantages: Can Make Skin Sore, Dry & Cracked
...the counter assitant recommended Quinoderm cream. Now this is familiar, I used Quinoderm as a teenager and always found it effective but I thought it died the death and no longer made. I needed no more convincing, Quinoderm 50g tube at an amazing £2.55.
Quinoderm comes in 2 strengths now, Quinoderm 5 for sensitive skins and first time users and normal, bog standard, Quinoderm. Also available in the Quinoderm range is a fash wash, shower gel and ...
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Advantages: Works better than any prescription medication I've tried, extremely affordable Disadvantages: Can cause irritations, dehydrates skin, suspected health hazards
...look very unstylish.
Ultimately, for me, Quinoderm is the cheapest, most effective treatment out there for acne. The value is truly unbeatable, I have always bought the 50 gram tube for under £5, which is incredible seeing as it lasts around two months. 25 gram tubes are also available - just remember that there are two versions, one containing 5% BP and the other 10%BP (the highest over-the-counter BP concentration available). I'm aware that there ...
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Advantages: Clears up spots very quickly Disadvantages: Can take the colour out of some materials, dries out skin
...50g tubes and 2 strengths Quinoderm Cream Original (10% Benzoyl Peroxide) and Quinoderm 5 Cream (5% Benzoyl Peroxide). This cream contains Benzoyl Peroxide and can bleach some fabrics so be careful when using it. Largest 50g tube costs £3.99 from Boots at the pharmacy counter.
Usage and Drawbacks
It is recommended to be used 2 to 3 times a day applied all over the face and neck and not just individual spots then rubbed in until cream dissapears. ...
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Advantages: None! Disadvantages: Caused red blotchy skin, caused more spots, didn't get rid of spots, irritated my skin!
...is nothing more effective than quinoderm cream when it comes to treating spots'.
**How To Use**
Squeeze small blobs of cream, about as long as a small fingernail, onto three of your fingers. Then dab the cream onto your cheeks and nose and rub all over the affected area until no cream remains.
**Price And Where Can You Get It?**
You can get it from most chemist stores and Boots stores sell it for £4.49
**There are 2 choices**
You ...
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Advantages: Very effective, very affordable Disadvantages: Staines some fabric orange! Skin can become dry, Skin becomes dependant
...old and have been using quinoderm for over a year now and my skin is much clearer than it used to be. I buy the 50g tube from boots for £4.25 every couple of months and use it twice a day.
I found that it did take over 2 months before I started seeing real results and my skin became quite dry at times as I was applying it 3 times a day. I thought that if I apply it the maximum recommended times a day (3 times) then I would see good results more ...
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Advantages: Nicer smell than the cream, relatively cheap Disadvantages: None
...a leper...
NO MORE!
I have used Quinoderm cream for some years now and although it is effective it does smell strongly and I have the habit of forgetting to apply it or stopping using it when my skin clears up. Always a big mistake - within a few weeks the spots are back!
I discovered Quinoderm face wash on one of my internet browsing sessions - I actually discovered Freederm first and tried this (which was far too expensive and didn't make ...
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Advantages: Clears up spots Disadvantages: Dries up skin
I was recommended Quinoderm by a friend at work, she had been suffering from spots and said that this really helped her skin calm down.
So i brought a tube from my local chemist. it cost me £6.99.
The cream contains Benzyl Peroxide which is the best product for spots and acne.
The cream is white, quite thick and smells quite stongly. It stings slightly when applied. The instructions advise you to rub the cream in till it disappears and use ...
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Although i am nearly 30 i have suffered from Acne since being a teenager. I have tried all face washes, cleansers, soaps, tablets and even herbal remedies. Some have worked for a short while but never really 'cured' my problem.
It has left me with less confidence and feeling very low about my self.
Ive recently noticed on TV adverts for more medicated creams, rather than just teenage face washes.
I therefore on one gloomy day when i was feeling ...
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