I had acne issues when I was a teen - which isn't so long ago - and I found that a certain product worked wonderfully for me. It's called Epiderm. There are two variants; lotion and cream. The lotion seemed the more effective one although both were the same in chemical composition. The product didn't only eliminate the acne; it gave my face a fine smoothness that matched my innocence and fueled my narcissism self esteem.

At some point I decided that I looked fresh enough and so I didn't trouble to renew my Epiderm subscription, and that's where the trouble began.

The acne didn't return, but my face which had all the loveliness of a baby's asś started to feel like it was made from jeans. There was a lot of dryness, and after a while there was some mild scaling, starting from between my eyes. Then there was some itching.

I couldn't stand any of that. I dived for my wallet and purchased the lotion again, and it has been that way since: I'm perfectly happy when I use the product but the roughness and scaling and general misery return as early as three days after I stop. It's like a heroine addiction. How can I make it go away? What lasting solution is there? I hold considerable stock in the chick market. I don't want to lose it.

One more thing. Recent reports suggest that there has been some lightening in my complexion. This is something I cannot explain and am very worried about. Could it also be due to the lotion? I use Nivea body lotion and have my bath with Premier Cool.
I had acne issues when I was a teen - which isn't so long ago - and I found that a certain product worked wonderfully for me. It's called Epiderm. There are two variants; lotion and cream. The lotion seemed the more effective one although both were the same in chemical composition. The product didn't only eliminate the acne; it gave my face a fine smoothness that matched my innocence and fueled my narcissism self esteem.

At some point I decided that I looked fresh enough and so I didn't trouble to renew my Epiderm subscription, and that's where the trouble began.

The acne didn't return, but my face which had all the loveliness of a baby's ass started to feel like it was made from jeans. There was a lot of dryness, and after a while there was some mild scaling, starting from between my eyes. Then there was some itching.

I couldn't stand any of that. I dived for my wallet and purchased the lotion again, and it has been that way since: I'm perfectly happy when I use the product but the roughness and scaling returns as early as three days after I stop. It's like a heroine addiction. How can I make it go away? What lasting solution is there?

One more thing. Recent reports suggest that there has been some lightening in my complexion. This is something I cannot explain and am very worried about. Could it also be due to the lotion? I use Nivea body lotion and have my bath with Premier Cool.

Thanks everyone.

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I had acne issues when I was a teen - which isn't so long ago - and I found that a certain product worked wonderfully for me. It's called Epiderm. There are two variants; lotion and cream. The lotion seemed the more effective one although both were the same in chemical composition. The product didn't only eliminate the acne; it gave my face a fine smoothness that matched my innocence and fueled my narcissism self esteem.

At some point I decided that I looked fresh enough and so I didn't trouble to renew my Epiderm subscription, and that's where the trouble began.

The acne didn't return, but my face which had all the loveliness of a baby's asś started to feel like it was made from jeans. There was a lot of dryness, and after a while there was some mild scaling, starting from between my eyes. Then there was some itching.

I couldn't stand any of that. I dived for my wallet and purchased the lotion again, and it has been that way since: I'm perfectly happy when I use the product but the roughness and scaling and general misery return as early as three days after I stop. It's like a heroine addiction. How can I make it go away? What lasting solution is there? I hold considerable stock in the chick market. I don't want to lose it.

One more thing. Recent reports suggest that there has been some lightening in my complexion. This is something I cannot explain and am very worried about. Could it also be due to the lotion? I use Nivea body lotion and have my bath with Premier Cool.
I had acne issues when I was a teen - which isn't so long ago - and I found that a certain product worked wonderfully for me. It's called Epiderm. There are two variants; lotion and cream. The lotion seemed the more effective one although both were the same in chemical composition. The product didn't only eliminate the acne; it gave my face a fine smoothness that matched my innocence and fueled my narcissism self esteem.

At some point I decided that I looked fresh enough and so I didn't trouble to renew my Epiderm subscription, and that's where the trouble began.

The acne didn't return, but my face which had all the loveliness of a baby's ass started to feel like it was made from jeans. There was a lot of dryness, and after a while there was some mild scaling, starting from between my eyes. Then there was some itching.

I couldn't stand any of that. I dived for my wallet and purchased the lotion again, and it has been that way since: I'm perfectly happy when I use the product but the roughness and scaling returns as early as three days after I stop. It's like a heroine addiction. How can I make it go away? What lasting solution is there?

One more thing. Recent reports suggest that there has been some lightening in my complexion. This is something I cannot explain and am very worried about. Could it also be due to the lotion? I use Nivea body lotion and have my bath with Premier Cool.

Thanks everyone.