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paisley_mittens · 05-10-2007

I suffer from occasional stress and PMS related breakouts, and have tried all the conventional acne treatments with little success. Then last summer, we went camping and I brought along some Pamper's Sensitive baby wipes. I started using them to wash my face every morning and evening, and my skin responded quite favourably. Almost a year later, and still using the wipes everyday, I rarely break out and my skin feels soft and smooth. I don't know if this will work for anyone else, but it's certainly worth a try.

SingleAgain · 05-10-2007

The wipes unfortunately still have chemicals in them that can cause problems for some people. I have a friend who tried them because she has severe rosacia and other problems, and within a day or two she had a HUGE outbreak.

paisley_mittens · 05-11-2007

I've heard the alchohol in baby wipes can be irritating to some people. Anything besides Pamper's Sensitive makes me break out, too. Has your friend tried Spectro cleanser? I've had some success with the Spectro line, and it didn't irritate my skin. I don't have rosacea, but my skin is pretty sensitive. All non-hypoallergenic and even some hypoallergenic products iritate my skin (little red bumps, peeling).

SingleAgain · 05-11-2007

She's tried a ton of things, most of which came from the dermatologist she has been seeing for about five years. She is terribly embarrassed with the state of her skin, and hide it under foundation, which I think is the worst thing she can do.

I think in truth the only healthy thing is for her to come to terms with it and leave the make up in the bathroom.

paisley_mittens · 05-14-2007

Has she tried modifying her diet? I was just reading that adding Omega-3's and eating a more alkaline diet can improve rosacea. There is actually a book out, entitled, 'Rosacea Diet'. Your friend might want to look into it.

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paisley_mittens Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Age: 34 Posts: 32	Pampers Sensitive baby wipes for acne... I suffer from occasional stress and PMS related breakouts, and have tried all the conventional acne treatments with little success. Then last summer, we went camping and I brought along some Pamper's Sensitive baby wipes. I started using them to wash my face every morning and evening, and my skin responded quite favourably. Almost a year later, and still using the wipes everyday, I rarely break out and my skin feels soft and smooth. I don't know if this will work for anyone else, but it's certainly worth a try.

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schemingturkey Consumer Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 3	greetings hey everyone, i just joined and wanted to say hi.

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MokspoodsTash Consumer Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: USA Posts: 2	Am I Lost? Hi, I am fairly new to this community & just thought it would be a good idea to introduce myself and say "hi". For once a stable forum with active members that I can look at - which is good to look at! I am here to learn + get involved in the community. How could I best participate? Peace!!!

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05-10-2007	#2 (permalink)
SingleAgain Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 98	The wipes unfortunately still have chemicals in them that can cause problems for some people. I have a friend who tried them because she has severe rosacia and other problems, and within a day or two she had a HUGE outbreak.

05-11-2007	#3 (permalink)
paisley_mittens Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Age: 34 Posts: 32	I've heard the alchohol in baby wipes can be irritating to some people. Anything besides Pamper's Sensitive makes me break out, too. Has your friend tried Spectro cleanser? I've had some success with the Spectro line, and it didn't irritate my skin. I don't have rosacea, but my skin is pretty sensitive. All non-hypoallergenic and even some hypoallergenic products iritate my skin (little red bumps, peeling).

05-11-2007	#4 (permalink)
SingleAgain Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 98	She's tried a ton of things, most of which came from the dermatologist she has been seeing for about five years. She is terribly embarrassed with the state of her skin, and hide it under foundation, which I think is the worst thing she can do. I think in truth the only healthy thing is for her to come to terms with it and leave the make up in the bathroom.

05-14-2007	#5 (permalink)
paisley_mittens Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Age: 34 Posts: 32	Has she tried modifying her diet? I was just reading that adding Omega-3's and eating a more alkaline diet can improve rosacea. There is actually a book out, entitled, 'Rosacea Diet'. Your friend might want to look into it.