Is this good for razor bumps and acne prone skin?
1331415
This is the best shaving cream I ever used. Never had any issues with it. Been shaving over 20 yrs
1331416
I think that it works well for me. Also, I like to use "Nivea's Sensitive Post Shave Balm", instead of typical aftershave lotions. I used to have a lot of "razor rash" but it has diminished considerably after switching to these two Nivea products. Their shaving lotion followed by their post shave balm.
1331417
It is very moisturizing which may help to get a close shave without causing ingrown hairs or acne. It is probably dependent on one's sensitivity to its ingredients. It does seem to limit irritation from shaving by softening skin.
1331418
It definitely helps mine. I don't get acne but razor bumps and ingrown hairs and this is now the only stuff I use.
1331419
Honestly, everyone's skin is different. Sample as many different products and methods as you can, such as traditional wet shaving which works for me (but takes some practice). I recently switched to a DE safety razor and it works for my oily, dry acne prone complexion.
152524
This isn't made specifically for acne, so there really isn't a comparison. This is an excellent cleanser, and I don't think it would hurt to use it for acne, and may help, but that's not what this cleanser is targeted to. This is my favorite cleanser, and I think brightens, and cleans the skin better than even more expensive cleansers.
1667325
My skin is prone to acne and I have had zero issues with this line product which I have been using for many years. This moisturizer according to bottle is oil and fragrance free and suitable for sensitive skin . Non comedogenic. And I must agree with them all. I would definitely give it a try! Good luck, hope this helps.
1603907
Don't know about the acne, but it sure has worked for my old, dry, thin skin. I've found the stuff to be pretty incredible. Couldn't hurt to give it a try on a limited area and see how it goes after a week or two. That's what I did with one arm and now use it on both. Follow directions and don't use too much of it is my recommendation.
1165697
I do not know since I have not had that issue; it may be too oily for acne. But I believe in this product for all skin issues otherwise !
831131
I did not use it for acne purposes. But, some do state it is and excellent aid for acne. It does make the skin smooth and radiant.
1322109
Yes. I believe it would work for any acne. I just purchased this kit for my 16 year old nephew. He's been using it one week so far. I will update in a few weeks.
531013
Yes. I had a lot of issues with razor burn and bumps. I actually have two of these. A small for travel and a large for home. I won't be going back to Gillette style anytime soon.
71187
My daughter says that it would probably work well for this. She isn't using it anymore because it's a little too rough on acne. Hope that helps!
815054
It CAN be. This depends on a) how temperamental your skin is and b) where (what area of your body) you are going to use it on. You won't have much use of it, let's say, on your legs or underarms. On the face, you should first test it - there is nothing in here that should provoke an irritation, BUT, some people's skin is sensitive after shaving. So try it on your cheek or chin first, and try it before, and after, shaving. One might work better for you than the other. Also, I am not sure what you expect from this product, but keep in mind that it is for deep-cleansing and shrinking pores. I find that it also firms and tightens my face a bit, and smoothies out any bumps on my upper arms and chest.
1309208
I've been using this product for a few years, and go to a professional that also uses the product. In your case this might be a bit too rough for your skin type ( may actually aggravate it to start). I vita skin probiotic moisturizer and cleanser and perhaps the stone crop toner, would I think work for you. Keep it simple, this line also has the Vita skin booster ( serum) , these are all good for sensitive acne prone and oily skin. Perhaps add this in once you feel things are under control. I use this product , the strawberry rhubarb exfoliant, feels and looks like a very fine sand , talcum powder that can be mixed with your cleanser or with a few drops of water, two or three times a week. I love this product but my skin is more mature, not too sensitive. Hope this helps. This product is a great product I'm sure you will fine something that works for you.
1510706
Yes, but make sure to build a good lather in the cloth before scrubbing the face. It'll make the exfoliation process easier and it will feel better and probably work better. It's probably not ideal for skin that is sensitive or acne-prone.
1583949
I'm sorry that delated answer to your question, yes does not good for acne prone people. But I love this item perfect for my face, not only protect from sun also make my face soft for all day. Now my friends and daughters are using too.
691048
I don't know. I makes my skin feel smooth but I have no idea how it would react with acne prone skin.
2194076
I had acne when I was young and alwayd used an electric shaver without any problem. I think its still the best way to shave at any age.
424177
No, it is really good to use on face. I usually use it and it is rather soft in shaving, so don't worry about it.
815052
It CAN be. This depends on a) how temperamental your skin is and b) where (what area of your body) you are going to use it on. You won't have much use of it, let's say, on your legs or underarms. On the face, you should first test it - there is nothing in here that should provoke an irritation, BUT, some people's skin is sensitive after shaving. So try it on your cheek or chin first, and try it before, and after, shaving. One might work better for you than the other. Also, I am not sure what you expect from this product, but keep in mind that it is for deep-cleansing and shrinking pores. I find that it also firms and tightens my face a bit, and smoothies out any bumps on my upper arms and chest. It CAN be. This depends on a) how temperamental your skin is and b) where (what area of your body) you are going to use it on. You won't have much use of it, let's say, on your legs or underarms. On the face, you should first test it - there is nothing in here that should provoke an irritation, BUT, some people's skin is sensitive after shaving. So try it on your cheek or chin first, and try it before, and after, shaving. One might work better for you than the other. Also, I am not sure what you expect from this product, but keep in mind that it is for deep-cleansing and shrinking... » Read More It CAN be. This depends on a) how temperamental your skin is and b) where (what area of your body) you are going to use it on. You won't have much use of it, let's say, on your legs or underarms. On the face, you should first test it - there is nothing in here that should provoke an irritation, BUT, some people's skin is sensitive after shaving. So try it on your cheek or chin first, and try it before, and after, shaving. One might work better for you than the other. Also, I am not sure what you expect from this product, but keep in mind that it is for deep-cleansing and shrinking pores. I find that it also firms and tightens my face a bit, and smoothies out any bumps on my upper arms and chest. « Show Less