Freederm Gel for Mild to Moderate Acne with Nicotinamide, Clinically Proven, Reduces Spot Size, Redness and Inflammation, 10g Tube

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Moisturise your skin daily, morning and evening, with a specially formulated acne-treatment moisturiser for spot-prone skin, like Freederm Oil Free Perfecting Balancing Moisturiser. Don't be put off by the myth that oily/spotty skin doesn't need moisturising, it does, and the right moisturiser will not only keep your skin smooth and soft, but will also help control excess sebum in the long term. Freederm gel is different from other spot treatments. It’s the only one of its kind with an anti-inflammatory that’s clinically proven to help get rid of inflamed red spots.

Continual pressure from headbands, tight bra straps and collars can cause spots in those areas of skin. Nobody’s quite sure why, but it could be because of sweat being concentrated in those areas.Exfoliate regularly to deeply cleanse, soften and smooth your skin. Exfoliation is much more effective if it is carried out regularly and you need only a small amount of exfoliant. Try a gentle exfoliator such as Freederm Exfoliating Fash Wash . Exfoliating is beneficial to the skin in a numbe of ways, particular if you suffer with acne. By exfoliating, you help to remove the dead surface layers of the skin, encouraging cell-renewal. This will leave the skin looking and feeling clearer. As it has been proven that acne suffers' skin gathers more than 4x the average amount of dead skin cells, exfoliating can play a big role in helping to clear the skin Unfortunately, spots come with lots of myths. Some of the information you hear about spots and acne just isn’t true. Here, Freederm sorts out some of the facts for you.

With the choice of treatments available now, there’s no need to give up or feel you have to live with spots. If you’ve tried something and it hasn’t helped, just try a different product! It's tempting, but try not to expect miracles overnight - you need to give your skin's repair process a chance to work. Fact: Some girls find that the contraceptive pill clears up their skin. Others find that some contraceptive pills – particularly progestogen-only types – can make things worse. If you find this happens, please see your doctor. Fact: Stress can cause your body to produce more hormones which stimulate the production of skin oils, and this can lead to more spots.Fact: While the peak for acne is between the ages of 14 and 17, it can remain a problem well into adulthood. For more information about any other possible risks associated with this medicine, please read the information provided with the medicine or consult your doctor or pharmacist.If they think it's necessary they'll report it for you. Acne is the medical name for all spots - doctors refer to all spots as acne, whether you have 2 or 200.

In pregnant women, studies have shown no side affects to using Freederm, however it is always recommended to ask your doctor before using this product, especially within the first trimester. 7. Are there any precautions or side affects?Freederm is a treatment for external use only. Keep away from the eyes and mucous membranes, including those of the nose and mouth. If excessive dryness, irritation or peeling occurs, reduce the dosage to one application per day or every other day or as preferred. If you experience any uncomfortable/painful burning or stinging, discontinue use and seek advice from your doctor. When using treatments applied to the skin, you will need to treat all the involved skin area, not just each individual spot. Freederm Facial Cleanser (formerly Freederm Lotion) is a light, creamy antibacterial cleanser that cleans the face of dirt and oil. Freederm can be washed off or removed with cotton wool. Be positive, not demanding. While a skincare routine is important, try to ensure it’s something that they see as a good idea rather than another chore forced upon them. Help them find ways to work it into their daily routine.Freederm Exfoliating Wash: Aqua • Sodium Laureth Sulfate • Cocamide DEA • Niacinamide • Polyquaternium-7 • Glycerin • Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Cross Polymer • Sodium Hydroxide • Citric Acid • Phenoxyethanol • Polyethylene • Disodium EDTA • Jojoba Esters • Methylchloroisothiazolinone • Methylisothiazonlinone • Magnesium Chloride • Magnesium Nitrate • CI 77007 • CI 42090:2. Medicines and their possible side effects can affect individual people in different ways. The following are some of the side effects that are known to be associated with this medicine. Just because a side effect is stated here does not mean that all people using this medicine will experience that or any side effect.