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Quinoderm
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I've recently heard of this product called Quinoderm which is supposed to "get rid of spots instantly". They say you can see results from 2 weeks - 3months. I'm seriously considering getting some because it's not all that expensive either...
I just wondered has anyone used it? Did it work?
And also its says for acne... but i don't have acne I just sometimes get annoying spots... What do you think?
I just wondered has anyone used it? Did it work?
And also its says for acne... but i don't have acne I just sometimes get annoying spots... What do you think?
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But if you're seriously thinking of giving the spots the old zap, it might be a good idea to talk to a pharmacist first, they know a lot about the active ingredients in them and what would be best for you
And i would talk to the pharmacist but their opening hours are totally inconvientient... They're shut before school, after school and at the weekend only open during school hours or when no-one actually would visit them.
"They're shut before school, after school and at the weekend, and only open during school hours or when no-one actually would visit them."
Learn to use commas, they are your friends.
Just realised I have used quinoderm before. it's okay, but makes skin a bit sore, you only need to use a bit.
It was fine for me, depends what your skin type in like, you must have sensitive skin or something.
Ask your GP for a steroid cream :thumb: They are the bees nee's
Or ask for Tetralysl (sp?), which is also very good, but unfortunatly I can't take anymore cos it screws up my pill
Everyone's skin is different. Your best bet would be to go to your GP and ask them about all the different alternatives available to you. That way you will get a more informed opinion.
If you don't like your GP then why not go to a different one in the same practice? If not then you could always speak to your pharmacist and see what you can get over the counter. If you are that bothered then you will make a trip there in your lunch hour or even rush there after school. I would be surprised if they are closed at 4pm
Clearasil's far too mild to do any good for bad skin. Oxy is far better :thumb:
I find it odd that there is a pharmacy that isn't open all the hours it possibly can. Most are open when GPs surgerys are open at the very least.
My main problem is my back and my chest though...I tried Tea Tree Body Wash, which worked for a bit, but now it's kinda given up on me