Belli Acne Clearing Facial Wash, 6.7 fl. oz.

I want to be clear that just because this product didn't work for me does not mean it won't work for everyone. Acne is different from person to person, so treatments will often work well for one person but not at all for another.

I didn't just get acne when I was pregnant. I have struggled with it since I was a teenager, and the only thing that really clears it up are birth control pills and Retin-A, both of which women cannot take during pregnancy. My skin went haywire when I stopped using them when I was trying to conceive, and when I got pregnant it was even worse. I wanted to avoid medications while pregnant, and that included acne medicines, such as benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid, so I really appreciate Belli for making products safe for pregnant women (which is why I give it two stars instead of one).

However, after using the Belli Acne Clearing Facial Wash for about three weeks, my acne was just getting worse -worse than it ever has been in my life. I was just miserable. I broke down and asked my obstetrician if it was all right to use over the counter acne medicine, and she gave me the go ahead. I'm using products with salicylic acid, which she says is safe in over-the-counter concentration, and the acne is finally improving. (You should ask your doctor before doing using any medications.) My skin is improving now, but I must admit I still have that pregnant-lady paranoia about using these products. I wish the Belli products did work for me! I'd get two kinds of peace of mind -from clear skin and from knowing my baby is completely safe.

After becoming pregnant, I have been plagued with acne even worse than the acne I faced when 15 years old. I was even more frustrated when I found out that there is potential danger to the baby when the mother uses products containing salicylic acid or retinol in them (of course, every face product that works for me contains either or both of these ingredients). I was very happy to come across this product as it is marketed specifically to be safe for pregnant women. However, and I didn't think it possible, but it made my already horrible acne even worse. I have been using it for 2 weeks in hopes that it just needed time, but I am giving up on it now that my face is covered with acne. It has a nice smell and I am happy that there is a company releasing products like this, but it just didn't work for me. It is still worth a try, and I hope that I am in the minority with this product not working.

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I am so happy I found this to use during my pregnancy. It may not clear up every breakout I have, but it certainly is the best alternative I've found during pregnancy, since I can't use other products (salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, etc.). If you are hesitant, I say it's worth getting and trying. There aren't a lot of options out there, and this is definitely worth it!

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I bought this due to experiencing acne while pregnant...something I hadn't had an issue with previous to pregnancy. I like the smell of this product, that it was safe for me and baby, that it seemed to clean OK, and wash away well leaving skin feeling nice and soft for a few hours before getting oily again. I don't like that it wouldn't clean my make-up off which meant that I had to use a different product first. Also, if the first product I used was oily or left a residue on my hands/face, Belli wouldn't foam and I would waste more of the product than was used trying to get it to clean and foam, which made me frustrated with the cost of the product. Furthermore, I used it twice a day but can't say with certainty that it actually helped my acne problem. I bought Bella B Foaming Face Wash and have used it for 5 days. I like it a lot so far and haven't had any new acne surface since using it. It leaves the skin a little dryer but it also feel cleaner and removes my makeup completely.

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I have struggled with acne ironically, since the beginning of my 20s. I finally went to a dermetologist and was put on RX facial wash. My face was clear for the first time since my teens! Then we decided to start trying for a baby. I came off of the RX as they are not safe while pregnant and my acne returned. After I got pregnant, my acne became worse. I tried just washing with regular facial soap with no change. I read about this product in my OB office and decided to give it a try as it is the only one that I have found to be safe for pregnant women. I tried it and it made my acne worse. I thought that maybe it would get worse before it got better and went through 2 tubes. It just continued to get worse so I quit buying it and went back to washing with regular facial soap.

This product did not work for me, but it may for you. It seems like based on the other reviews that I have seen that women who had already had problems with acne before pregnancy seem to have a less favorable reaction to this product. So if you had clear skin before pregnancy, you may want to try it.

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