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    Default Clearasil Ultra - Dry Skin?

    Well I have currently being using Clearasil Ultra for a few days now, and today I woke up with dryish skin. I know it does something with oils in your skin, so it could be a small side effect.

    I have never come accross any allergic reactions before, so im not 100% sure.

    Does any one else use this and get dry skin? Or should I stop using it?

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    Yeah I also get dry skin from using clearasil, i'd stop using it if I was you and try a different product.





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    Quote Originally Posted by Fifteen View Post
    Yeah I also get dry skin from using clearasil, i'd stop using it if I was you and try a different product.
    Yea, or I could use more of a sensitive skin product. The problem with Clearasil is its full of chemicals

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    I get dry skin with Ultra, but not with normal Clearasil.

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    I get dry skin. It's meant to do that really, and get rid of the oils. I just moisturise afterwards and it's fine.


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    I also get dry skin from it, right at the start of when i used it it was really bad, now i hardly notice it because i think my skin has got used to it.

    You can always use some sort of moisturiser but this might make your skin more oily again.
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    if it dries ur skin then dont use it :S

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    Quote Originally Posted by dirrty View Post
    if it dries ur skin then dont use it :S
    It's supposed to.


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    Same with me ¬¬
    Clearasil doesnt work with me though

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    It can cause dry skin and it normally does for many but then a smart option would be to use a non oil based face cream or balm after each wash. Also, using a toner after using the Clearasil product would help with this.
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