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Aug 23, 2011
Tara K.
What is the best cream/product to use to dry up a pimple overnight and to also reduce redness?
Aug 23, 2011
Alyssa R.
Mario Badescu Website:
http://www.mariobadescu.com/drying-lotion
Good Luck!
Alyssa
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Aug 23, 2011
Drea L.
I wouldn't recommend the Mario Badescu product for this situation much since it's mostly based off of Salicylic Acid (which is just an exfoliator) Actually, I wouldn't recommend any product with SA for an "overnight" product. While it does have Sulfur, it's not much of a quick drying ingredient. Not saying it wont work, but it's not for overnight success. But all skin types are different, so you never know!!!
Now, there IS this one product that dries up pimples FAST & overnight - but you REALLY have to know your skin type & how your skin reacts to Benzoyl Peroxide before using. There are products out there that DO have 10% Benzoyl Peroxide (which is a acne bacteria killing ingredient) This HAS to be used only for emergency situations &/or severe acne situations because it is VERY strong. I do believe 10% Benzoyl peroxide is the strongest you can get without a prescription. This is one of those products where a LITTLE goes a VERY long way just because of how strong it is.
A cheap 10% Benzoyl Peroxide product is the AcneFree Terminator Medicated Spot Treatment. $4.97
http://www.walmart.com/ip/AF-TERMINATOR-10/10294416?sourceid=1500000000000007346330&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=10294416#BVSecondaryCustomerRatings
Sensitive skin/dry skin people should stay away. This is definitely more for the oily, acne prone type skin. It's a guarantee to dry up & quickly get rid of the pimple FAST.
But if you are a little frightened by the 10%, you could use a 2.5% spot treatment that can work for all skin types - while it wont work as fast as a 10% BP product, it will still dry up your pimple - especially if you've never really used Benzoyl Peroxide products before.
A cheap one is the Neutrogena On The Spot Acne treatment cream. $6.00
http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/neutrogena-on-the-spot-acne-treatment-cream/ID=prod4396-product?V=G&ext=frgl_Google_Beauty
Good luck!
Aug 23, 2011
Soma S.
^I agree w/ Andrea... BP must be used w/ caution. I used a 10% BP [PanOxyl] a little overzealously, and it dried my skin so bad, the corners of my lips cracked. Don't listen to people that tell you to leave it on for as long as it takes for it to dry, then wash it off! Contact with your skin should be the same amount of time as you would use a cleanser and wash it off.
Aug 23, 2011
Alyssa R.
Now, I have tried Benzoyl Peroxide on pimples before and I totally forgot about it! Not saying it doesn't work, but like Andrea said, you HAVE to know your skin type. I tried the same 10% BP product and it caused a bit of redness and swelling in the area but that's because I have sensitive skin. Just research about the products and know your skin type. :)
Aug 24, 2011
Olivia G.
Definitely Mario Badescu sulfur drying lotion :))
Aug 24, 2011
Arabelle S.
an alternative to the MB drying lotion is Bye Bye Blemish Drying Lotion, they are the same thing but you can get BBB cheaper on ebay with free shipping.
Aug 24, 2011
SynDee M.
I used to just put toothpaste on it before bed, in the morning- all dry.
Aug 24, 2011
Nikki B.
try a little bit of Phillips Milk Of Magnesia on the skin, it will help to control oil and magnesium has antiseptic properties.
Aug 24, 2011
Brooke-Lynn D.
i like queen helene's mint julep
Aug 25, 2011
Tara K.
thanks everyone for your great advice :)
Aug 26, 2011
Celeste P.
Just adding to the advice train:
Before putting anything on your pimple, ice it up! Also, Persa-Gel is a great Benzoyl Peroxide product that you can get over the counter. BP is the best because it acts as an anti-bacterial so it prevents the formation of new pimples. The best way to apply BP is to put it 15 minutes or so after washing your face, and, if you have sensitive skin, before moisturizing. You only need a thin layer on affected areas, going overboard and hoping it will work faster just irritates the skin and wastes product. Honestly, if you're desperately looking for a quick fix and you have access to a dermatologist, the best thing is just to get a cortisone injection and that will reduce the swelling and redness in no time. If I were a dermatologist already, I'd be zapping my face all the time, lol.
Aug 26, 2011
Angela W.
Pshh.. I can't just let them be or put product on them. I usually take a warm shower and then get rid of that bad boy- two Q-Tips and it doesn't stand a chance! Then I ice the area and put a drop of Visine on it (it's a vasoconstrictor so it takes the redness out of pimples too!). By morning it's usualy a flat red spot that I can easily cover with concealer. I know, terrible advice.. I'm guilty... but I just can't help it!
May 21, 2013
Molly b.
Use vicks , its not for acne or pimples but it really helps. I had a cystic pimple yesterday and I put vicks on it overnight and it went down ALOT. and I can barely see it.
Apr 19, 2014
Laura R.
Mario badescu drying lotion.