What is the best skin care product for oily skin w/out overdrying? Is ProActive ok??

I have oily skin but when I use "acne" products like Clean %26amp; Clear or Neutrogena, it makes my skin very dry %26amp; flaky (especially in winter!!) Do you know of a skin care product that will get rid of the oiliness but not leave it so dry? I have seen the ads for ProActive but it is rather pricey. If you tried this did it work for you?
What is the best skin care product for oily skin w/out overdrying? Is ProActive ok??
i use proactiv and it works for me.. it's no miracle-product, but it maintains what it needs to. it's not perfect, but i like it, and it really is worth the money i spent.
What is the best skin care product for oily skin w/out overdrying? Is ProActive ok??
I am using ProActive now, I have dry skin to begin with and it hasnt dried my skin out at all, this lotion that you put on after the toner says it may dry out your skin but it hasnt mine at all, it has actualy made it rather soft.


I have only used it for about 5 days and havent seen much of a difference yet, maybe it takes a week or so to work well.
Reply:If you are from the UK, try this one. It so natural and really great for your skin. I love it.





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Reply:NO! do not get proactive... it made my face worse! I use clinique and it is amazing! i love it!
Reply:I've tried pro active for a year everyday and it didn't work for me. I thought it was a waste of money. Never got rid of my acne. Everybody is different though. It might work for you but I would try other things first before investing a bunch of money on it.
Reply:try washing ur face with dove n then moisturizing with esoterica cream. my doctor recommended it n it works wonders. u can find it at walgreens cvs ect.... its about 5-6 dollars. not too much oil n not dry just right. try n see.good luck
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