Quinoderm in General

Quinoderm is a creme that is used topically for acne treatment. It contain benzoyl peroxide, and is the only available non prescription creme of this type. Quinoderm can be bouhgt in two strenghts, quinoderm 5(5%benozyl peroxide) for sensitive skin types and first time users and quinoderm creme which contains 10% benozyl peroxide. The creme is a thick paste and has a strong smell, however this does go away after a while. It is appled 2/3 times a day. I would definately recommend starting with the weaker type even though you dont think this will be as effective, its better than drying your skin out completely which will probably make you not use at as directed ...  Read the complete review

In my teenage years I suffered from terrible acne and whilst my skin is nowhere near as bad as it used to be, I still suffer from the occasional large spot and lots of blemishes. Years ago a friend recommended the Quinoderm cream to me and it became an essential soon after. I haven't used the cream in 2 or 3 years now but recently the spots on my neck have become so bad again (for some strange reason) I've quickly had to buy another tube of this stuff. -- What is Quinoderm? -- Quinoderm Cream for acne is for people who suffer from acne such as Acne Vulgaris (common acne), acneform eruptions (acne like rash), and folliculitis. In simple terms if ...  Read the complete review

My daughter has always had very clear skin, never had a problem with spots. When she turned 13, her skin changed dramatically and aged 14, she had really bad spots on her forehead. Thinking it was probably because of her hair, I had told her not to use hairspray and touch her face, but she got really spotty. We tried a variety of Clearsil, Oxy, Teatree and Clean And Clear products like face scrubs and spot creams but nothing worked, and nothing worked. Her skin got so spotty, mostly her forehead, but also on other part of her face, that I took her to the doctor in despair. Initially, he said it was down to her hormones as a teenager and he gave her a cream ...  Read the complete review

Quinoderm is a great product! Itcontains benzoyl peroxide in varying concentration. It comes in both 5% concentration up too 10%. If you are a beginner, i recommend starting with 5% as it can be quite drying for the skin. When used sensibily, this product can work wonders for people. I have used multiple products which claimed to reduce spot coverage and prevent re-occurances, none of which that delivered. get the odd spot here and there, once i applied the cream over night, in the morning it had dried the spot completly. As fast as that! I have been using this product for a couple of months now, and still haven't needed to buy another tube. For a 50g tube I ...  Read the complete review

Many years ago, well before having my children I suffered for some years with bad skin. Don't get me wrong it wasn't acne, those poor teenagers, and of course adults that suffer with acne have my full commiserations. No my skin had bog standard spots, and lots of them. A couple of months before I was due to get married I found that due to all the stress that goes with organising a wedding, I broke out in loads of tiny spots down my jaw line. Now, I only ever intended, and still do, that I was going to do the marriage thing once, so of course the photographs had to be as perfect as I could get them. This in mind I decided that the only course ...  Read the complete review