Rating Some of My SkinCare Faves 🧼🫧

Hey everyone! So, building on my initial ratings, I really wanted to dive deeper into two products that have popped up a lot in your questions and in my own routine, especially when it comes to tackling those stubborn skin concerns: the Panoxyl Acne Banishing Body Spray and their Foaming Wash. Let's talk about the Panoxyl Acne Banishing Body Spray with 2% Salicylic Acid first. You know, the one in the handy white and blue spray bottle. When I first started using it, I was really hoping for something to help with breakouts on my back and chest. I gave it a 3/5 rating initially, and here's why: it definitely delivered on *initial positive results for smoother skin and calming skin issues*. I noticed fewer bumps and some of the redness started to subside. The 2% Salicylic Acid works wonders by exfoliating and getting deep into pores to prevent new breakouts. It's super convenient to apply, especially for hard-to-reach areas. My tip? Make sure your skin is clean before spraying, and give it a minute to dry before dressing. While it's great, for persistent issues, I found it needed consistent use, and sometimes a little extra moisture afterwards to prevent dryness, which is why it wasn't a perfect 5/5 for me, but still a solid contender in my body care arsenal! Now, for a true game-changer in my skincare routine: the Panoxyl Acne Foaming Wash. The one in the white and blue tube of a facial cleanser. This product received a full 5/5 rating from me, and for good reason! The version I've been using is the 5% Benzoyl Peroxide formulation, which is a powerful acne-fighting ingredient. This wash has been incredibly effective for my skin concerns, particularly for keeping facial breakouts at bay and helping me achieve clearer skin. I use it once a day, usually in the evening, after removing my makeup. It lathers beautifully and feels like it's really getting in there to cleanse pores deeply. I've seen a noticeable reduction in inflammatory acne and overall fewer clogged pores since incorporating it. It's strong, so if you're new to benzoyl peroxide, I'd suggest starting slowly, maybe every other day, to let your skin adjust. And always, always follow up with a good moisturizer and sunscreen in the morning, as benzoyl peroxide can make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Both of these Panoxyl products have become staples for me. If you're struggling with acne, whether it's on your face or body, they are definitely worth considering. They target different types of acne and different areas, offering a comprehensive approach. The key is consistency and understanding your skin's reaction. I've found that pairing them with gentle, hydrating products helps balance any potential dryness. What are your thoughts? Have you tried these Panoxyl faves, or are there other acne treatments you swear by for achieving clear skin?