Freederm Antibacterial Facial Cleanser Reviews

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  Freederm Antibacterial Facial Cleanser

  £12.71

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  Freederm Antibacterial Facial Cleanser

  £32.50

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• LottieLove 18th Nov 2009

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  Made my face achey and dry. Thought this was good, at first, all the grease being absorbed, but actually just left with dry patches all over the place. Shame, I really wanted it to work!!! Had seen the TV adverts a while back. Think price is OK, not too expensive. Just didn't seem to do the job.
  

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• Guest 11th Nov 2009

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  This was not great for me, made my skin smooth at first then just dried it out. After this my skin got really bad because i kept on using it, the worst it had been for a while. Also is not an exfoliant so didnt really clean into pores properly. Would not recommend! ONly stuff to use is neutrogena spot stress control.

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• Guest 8th Aug 2009

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  Although it is quite expensive once you buy the facial wash and topical spot cream, when my son does not use it it is sooo noticable. It clears up the teenage spot outbreak brilliantly and keeps it under control, he uses the facial wash and then the spot treatment when necessary but to be honest this isn't needed when its under control, it would help if he were to tell me he'd finished it like today when the spots have reared their ugly heads again, will replenish stocks tomorrow and the spots ...

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• Guest 23rd Jun 2009

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  I used freederm face wash, I had lots of spots, after using it my face felt so smooth and clean and my spots looked much much better. but it left some dry patches and lots of red marks. but it's worth it as it gets rid of the spots so it's a small price to pay, hopefully the red marks will go down

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• Lady G 28th Oct 2008

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  This cleanser is good it does what it claims to do. I have oily skin prone to break outs of pimples at times and I find if I use this twice a day it really is marvellous stuff.

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• Jaimie 26th Oct 2008

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  Freederm Antibacterial Facial Cleanser - I have tried oxy pads oxy cream and it burnt my face off and left me really sore, I've never suffered from spots like this before my whole face covered in them and I have left my make up off and thought that's it I cant deal with this no more so I heads over to superdrug and they had this on offer for about £6 I thought hey I'll give it a try I need to do something I'm just making the spots worse by layering and layering the make up on. I have real ...

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• Guest 7th Oct 2008

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  I am a teenager and I have used freederm and it is great it has made a great improvement on my face. First I used to be covered with spots but now I'm spot free it's the best formula for getting rid of spots.

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• Guest 10th Dec 2007

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  This product only works if it is rubbed in...may not work for some people, but works for me

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• Mimirent 9th Sep 2007

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  A Review Of Freederm Antibacterial Facial Cleanser
  
  Hey, well I suffer from spots, angry blotches and yellow heads which because of embarrassment I have covered with foundation, powder, the works, for years. As I got older (I'm not going on 18) my skin began to show signs of clearing yet in comparison to friends, my skin wasn't great. I decided to give up on 'oxy' this and 'clearasil' that. Lets face it, they don't all work. They just made my skin dry, flaky and sore. I decided to do the follo ...

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• Belle16 29th Nov 2006

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  I bought some Freederm Antibacterial Facial Cleanser about 3 months ago from Superdrug (£9), having tried lots of other acne treatments to no avail. I am 23 years old by the way, and I have been suffering with acne for years.
  
  I'd seen a lot about this product, and it claimed to help/manage spots and reduce redness caused by acne. You just basically use it like a normal face wash - apply to wet skin, cleanse then rinse. It has an easy to use bottle with a dispenser at the top. It has a n ...

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