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Ive already talked quite a bit about my adult acne problem.  I had absolutely no breakouts as a teen, but have been on and off prescription medicines through my 20s and my 30s, so I was excited to have the chance to try out Clear Remedy by iQ Derma.  Clear Remedy is a three part system, with an optional spot treatment cream, and its simple and easy to use!  The system utilizes such ingredients as salicylic acid and Benzoyl peroxide, along with skin calming ingredients.
Step one is a cleanser, which works to unclog pores, so they wont turn into pimples, whiteheads, or blackheads.  I really loved the cleanser, because it did a great job cleaning my skin, but didnt it leave it feeling dry or tight.  Just be careful near the eyes you should use a separate eye makeup remover with this or any other medicated wash.
Step two is the Acne Treatment Lotion, which contains 2% salicylic acid.  Its not irritating or drying at all, and works to prevent acne bacteria from growing.  I not only use the lotion on my face, I also use in on some places on my body where I also get breakouts.
Step three is the Hydrating Lotion.  Even though I have adult acne, I absolutely cannot live without a moisturizer.  The great thing about this moisturizer is that it doesnt clog pores, and works to calm and hydrate the skin.  It does not, however, contain SPF, so I highly recommend using that separately.
The spot treatment has benzoyl peroxide as an active ingredient, and is good to use on existing breakouts.  Its a good size to carry with you, so you can apply it as needed.
So far, Ive been seeing great results with Clear Remedy, with no drying.  I have had some pesky breakouts start to disappear, and a few red spots where breakouts had been have started to clear up.  I havent had any dryness or irritation at all, something that has occurred on a few occasions with other products.
Ill follow up with another post in a few weeks with more progress as to how my skin is doing.

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