Acne Treatment Cream - Clearasil Stubborn Acne Control 5-in-1 Concealing Treatment Cream with Benzoyl Peroxide Acne Medication to Clear Acne, 1 Ounce

My go-to product when it was readily available. Worked as expected and helped conceal blemishes.

I have used this for many, many years. It is good for people who want to put something on their faces daily to avoid any acne. I do not have a big acnes problem, but I like to keep ahead of it. I do get pimples here and there and this does help. This particular product also has a concealer, which I didn't realize. But, it is kind of nice to have a little "foundation" to cover up any stubborn areas. You may have to rub it in well if you have very fair skin.

I have had oily skin for quite some time now, which makes me break out very easily - especially when the weather gets cold and dry.I have tried so many expensive products but I can easily say I have finally found my go to achne cream. This Clearasil treatment cream really works!First of all, I'm not sure why people are saying that the tint is too dark. That's actually one thing that made me hesitant in ordering this product but trust me, once you apply it on the affected area, it blends in so well and gives you a very nice no-makeup look.I have used it just a few times and I can visibly see my nose pores disappearing and my skin looks a lot less oily. I haven't gotten any new pimples since I started using this cream.The best thing is, this product is paraben free. That's always a big deal for me because I have read enough studies that suggest parabens negatively impact the immune system, increase allergies and sensitivity, and can even lead to cancer. I don't want to take any chances!Anyways, I highly recommend this product. Hope you will like it, as much as I do.

This is my first time trying Clearasil conceal. I'm caramel complexed and thought the conceal wasn't going to match my skintone. But what it does is it disappears as you rub it in. I don't think it will cover dark marks. Because I just had a moderate mark from a bump and it only covered it a tiny bit. I could still see the mark. I still had to apply concealer to actually cover the mark. But I do believe it works. So I will re-purchase again.

I know everyone's skin is different so it's hard to make an objective decision on acne meds. I was using proactive which worked great but never really cleared up permanently was tired of the price, when I ran out I tried this.I'm glad I ordered it. It worked great on my adult acne. Clears big breakouts much faster than Proactive did and they don't come back. No issues with an imbalance of skin for me. Skin remains balanced and as moist and supple as it needs to be. I notice it uses a lot more Benzolperioxide than Proactive.For bad acne, I use this then when it dries I put a layer of Adult Acnomel (search on amazon) over it. They work amazing together and super fast to clear up stubborn infections sometimes overnight.Only con I would say is the pigment is too dark if you need to layer it on a bit so it shows up. Light layers will fade and you reduce the appearance of redness. Adult Acnomel pigment is much better for my skin tone.

First of all, a PSA: My skin type is OSPT (oily, sensitive, pigmented [scars easily], tight [slow to wrinkle]). From middle school all the way through grad school, I thought I was ugly and hated myself. My self-confidence was so low because of my skin. Kids would ask their parents what disease I had. Strangers would stop me on the street to give me their unsolicited advice. It was like every person in the world was a dermatologist! It was hard because this was my face. I couldn’t hide it. Makeup could do nothing (this is why I still don’t wear it!) it wasnt a few extra pounds I could hid by wearing black. It was my face - what people looked at when I spoke, when I sat there, when I walked by. Anyway, what helped me the most with my skin wasn’t a cream or serum, but a BOOK. Check out the book “The Skin Type Solution” if you have been struggling with skin issues. I read it in 2007 and it changed my life! It made me understand my skin and trained me on what to look for in products to help me. I no longer freak out when I blemish it’s get a pimple. I know how to take care of my face! Because it helped me so much, I tell everyone about it.Now, on to the review...with ALL of that above being written, I stupidly didn’t trust what I knew and what knowledge I’ve been carrying around for 13 years when it comes to MY skin and my experience. A doctor I saw in February (an incredibly stressful time at work and a decrease in my working out caused me to break out, but I was not at the doctor to talk about any of that). She pointed out my acne as if I don’t have a mirror in my house and wouldn’t have known otherwise. I told her not to worry, that I had a regimen, but then she guilted me for using more than just soap and water on my face. She told me to stop wasting money on expensive acne products, and insisted that Clearasil and Cetaphil were all anyone needed to get things under control. So, I bought the Cetaphil and Clearasil. I wondered if she was right. If she was, could I have been saving tons of money this whole time? Nope. Wrong. As I started using the Clearasil, my skin got worse. I was cleansing with the Cetaphil, then using my alcohol free toner, a skin tone corrector, the Clearasil, and a moisturizer with sunscreen. I basically switched out my spot remover for the Clearasil. I was having breakouts and acne like never before, and the amount of scarring was insane. My skin was regressing, and I felt just like that kid in high school with the nightmarish skin. I was getting new pimples on top of old pimples, and my skin was so sore all the time. I figured that the product was too harsh for my skin and after two months eliminated the Clearasil completely.My morning routine is returned to Panoxyl creamy cleanser (Marshalls, $4.99), FAB Acne Clearing Pads with White Clay as a toner (Marshalls, $9.99), Clinique Even Better Skin Tone Corrector and Optimizer (Marshall’s, $12.99), Murad Salicylic Acid spot treatment (Marshall’s, $7.99), and Cerave AM Moisturizer. My night routine incorporated the Cetaphil cleanser, in combination with the FAB Acne Clearing Pads, Mederma dry oil for my scars (Marshall, $4.99), and Proactiv adapalene gel.My skin tone is starting to balance and my scars from the last two months are fading. I feel like my skin is repairing itself now that I’ve taken the Clearasil out of each routine.

I couldn’t find this in the store so I got online. It is a great coverup for acne with great coverage while helping diminish the acne.

After 20+ years of struggle with acne - here is something that works quite effectively (not miraculously though - some patience required!)Pros - dries out the acne. Even cystic ones (yes! yayy!)Cons - cannot be used in the day time. It is dark and doesn't really function as a concealer.However, I could live with the con for this may be the closest we have to a solution.