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Post a new topicby Guest on Tue Oct 04, 2005 9:39 pm


I never had acne as a teenager and now I'm in my mid-20's and the skin on my face is constantly breaking out. Most are really small, almost itchy bumps that always occur on my cheeks and jawline. Occasionally, one will get really deep and sore. Is there any over the counter medication that would work (Pro Activ did for a while, but it's not now)? If not, does health insurance normally cover dermatologist visits?

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Re: adult acne

Post a new topicby Guest on Mon Dec 05, 2005 10:31 am

Hello Saryt,


I am very sorry about your problem. On the other hand, I have just heard, on another forum, a word about some new skincare products. It seems that AslaVital range uses a special ingredient, namely the transylvanian clay. If you are interested, please go to the following site :

http://www.aslaskin.com/ProductLineDescription.aspx?Category=1
[quote] I never had acne as a teenager and now I'm in my mid-20's and the skin on my face is constantly breaking out. Most are really small, almost itchy bumps that always occur on my cheeks and jawline... [/quote]

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Re: Re: adult acne

Post a new topicby Guest on Tue Dec 06, 2005 6:42 am


I've tried their products it works and really pays off the effort.
Efficient because of their natural plant extracts, these products are a gift for your body:


http://www.aslaskin.com/aslavital.aspx

Hope to hear news from you and see you later

[quote] I never had acne as a teenager and now I'm in my mid-20's and the skin on my face is constantly breaking out. Most are really small, almost itchy bumps that always occur on my cheeks and jawline... [/quote]

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