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Occasional bad breakouts?
About once every two months, I break out badly, with large painful pus filled pimples. I'll get a couple big ones on my face, a couple on my arms, and maybe a couple on my chest or back. I used to break out alot when I was in my teens but now it's dwindled to this. I've been on Proactiv for about three weeks with no change seen. Could this be related to food? Anybody else have this issue?
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Your breakouts are partially hormonal imbalance and could also be stress with a poor diet, you need to eat green leafy foods to help cleanse you from the inside out also a great food supplement that builds new tissue is bee royal jelly it is an amazing product, its an antibacterial and immune builder, and finally I would follow up with overall good personal hygiene try the medicated acne line by bee-luscious skincare it will keep the breakouts calm and gone...good luck
- 1 decade ago
its most likely hormones
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- 1 decade ago
It's definitely hormonal pimples, and it need to be treated with an oral antibiotic, not a topical antibiotic like proactiv. Go to a dermatologist and they'll give you a pill.
Source(s): Personal experience - the pills clear you up right away and the zits never come back!