Anyone tried Eudyna cream?

Can someone please share their experience using this cream for acne and breakouts? I’m currently dealing with a massive flare-up on my back, and my doctor finally prescribed this. It was actually a huge pain to track down—it's pretty much impossible to find at our local pharmacies—but I finally got my hands on it. I've only been using it for two days so far, so naturally, I haven't seen any changes yet, but I've heard nothing but amazing things about how effective this stuff is. If you have used this specific cream, please let me know what your results were.🙂🙂 Thanks🙂

What's actually in this cream?

This one is going to be a bit tricky because I had to order this cream all the way from Austria since you can barely find it here in the States. Here is the ingredient list, assuming my reading isn't totally off since I don't know a lick of German😳
50 mg Tretinoin (Vitamin A acid)
preservatives 130 mg Potassium sorbate
100 mg Sorbic acid along with water
Liquid paraffin
Sorbitol solution
and blah blah blah, just some minor details at this point (in my humble opinion😉))

Man, this looks pretty intense😳 given how little German I actually know. Hopefully, you can make sense of some of this😉 I can tell it’s a Vitamin A derivative, and I know it's a nighttime cream—you absolutely cannot let your skin see the sun until it's thoroughly washed off. So far, the cream is working; I've seen solid results over the last four days. I really hope it stays this way. By the way, I read somewhere that this cream is currently the top choice in the European market because it works so well. Apparently, it's successfully replacing that awful Accutane therapy, which people don't even realize is as dangerous and damaging as it actually is.

Look, I’m definitely no dermatology expert or anything, but I wanted to weigh in because I was dealing with my own skin struggles just recently.
Tretinoin really works, so let me know how you get on! You should try searching online for Retin-A or Renova products—they’re basically the same thing, so you might find more info that way.

P.S. For me, those Dead Sea salt masks from Bali were a total lifesaver. I use them every couple of days and it keeps my skin looking totally clear. If I take even a 4 or 5 day break, the breakouts start creeping back in...

Does Baleina also make mud masks using minerals from our local coast? 😕

Thanks for the tip. I’m heading out to grab some today... as soon as the weather warms up, my forehead starts acting up. 😢

Balea - Dead Sea Mask
with aloe vera, chamomile, and actual dead sea mud

Honestly, these are the gold standard. I feel like I’ve tried pretty much every single brand out there on the market. This one is legit thick mud, not some weird, watery blue cosmetic sludge...

I just picked up some from Aldo Vandina, too, so we'll see how those hold up...

My neighbor picked up some random, overpriced skincare stuff $90 😲 ...honestly, I’d be crazy to drop that kind of cash just to clear up two pimples...

But I finally worked up the nerve to buy some Bale 🙂

And besides, I’m pretty convinced their products are actually 👍

I’ll be looking for the first signs of results tomorrow 😁

This Baleina costs me about 7 bucks$2.75, and I’ve got enough left for three more uses. I just wrap the little bag up really tight so it doesn't dry out.

$90...honestly, maybe there was gold in there all along 😁

Josh, I might just have to chip in some extra cash to pick up a brand new forehead 😁

And here I was thinking you were a doctor!😁 Look, I’ve dealt with acne my entire life. Lately, it’s even spread to my back. We’re talking about those tiny, annoying bumps—you don't even notice them at first glance, but they just won't go away no matter what you do. For the longest time, I couldn't find anything that actually worked; I tried everything under the sun. Eventually, I realized that topical stuff—creams and masks—is only going to get you so far. It’s a necessary supplement to actual treatment, but you have to treat the root cause. For me, a short three-week course of tetracycline finally did the trick. During those three weeks, my skin looked absolutely incredible. I have never had a complexion that beautiful in my entire life. After the prescription ended, things flared up a little bit again, but it’s nowhere near as bad as it used to be. It's significantly better. Now, I just have to stay consistent with my cream, and I can already see an improvement after just 3 or 4 days.

Just so we're clear, masks and similar products only offer temporary relief. They're a quick fix for the day. But since we're on the subject of masks, I’ve tested almost everything on the market, I've even gone as far as using pure clay on my face. Hands down, the best thing I've ever used is the Lancaster mask from their SkinPure green line. It does cost $60, but it's honestly worth every penny because the jar lasts me nearly 8 to 10 months. At least, that's how long it lasts for me, since I only use it twice a week. There's a ton of product in there. Also, that new Nivea emulsion—the one for controlling shine and sebum production—is incredibly affordable and works wonders for me. It's only about 25-$10.

My skin used to be so dry, and I dealt with constant breakouts. They’re mostly gone now, though I still get a few around ovulation or right before my period starts. Still, it's such a huge improvement from how things used to be.

Honestly, I don't think it was just about cleaning out pores; I feel like my hormones finally leveled out. I really didn't want to go the prescription route—I wasn't willing to deal with all those side effects when my situation wasn't even that severe. The benefits of pills just didn't outweigh the risks for me. I have this brutal exam tomorrow, and you can totally see the stress on my face—I've already broken out with two little pimples. It'll be worth it once I pass, though...😁
Does anyone know what's actually in the SkinPure mask?

Most of the acne masks and creams I've tried in the past actually made things worse because they were way too harsh. You really have to hunt for the right products. For me, anything with a sea mineral base works wonders, and I love spending time in the ocean...🙂
Look, I'm definitely not a doctor, heaven forbid... My expertise is strictly limited to musculoskeletal issues.

Casey Palmer5 said:Balea - Dead Sea mask
It’s got aloe vera, chamomile, and even more mud than you can shake a stick at.

Casey Palmer5, I honestly don't even have the words to thank you. 👍

I applied it last night... honestly, I could feel it working immediately. It stings and tightens up—and yeah, it looks pretty gnarly while it's on. Even my dog bolted out of the bathroom when he saw me. But once it was over, my skin looked about 15% better.

I’m heading out tomorrow to grab a bulk pack, and I’ll try to talk Junior into actually using it. If I promise him he can wear it to school without looking like a freak, he might finally cave. 😁

Sadly, they don't sell those jumbo-sized tubs. Plus, I feel like it would just dry out way too fast.

I'm going to try it today. It’s top-tier stuff. But if it actually turns out to be gross—you'd be totally right... 😁 Decko usually clears a path for me whenever I'm walking through the house with a face full of product like this 😁

Eudyn - I’ve got the gel - it's 👍 for me, though I don't deal with many breakouts (I mostly just use it for those hormonal ones once a month) - so I don't think it'd be an issue - if you overdo it, you'll dry out your skin until it starts flaking (but only if you REALLY go overboard). It works fine for me—whenever some monster breakout shows up, I just slather it on at night and by morning it's gone...

I’ve only been using this for four days, just at night, spot-treating the areas where I break out, and my skin is already peeling like crazy. I made the mistake of putting a little bit around my nose, and now I look like I’ve been battling a brutal flu for a month straight.😢It’s honestly pretty embarrassing, so you really have to be careful. It dries you out fast if you spread it beyond just one pimple; the skin actually starts flaking off, so you absolutely cannot overdo it. That said, it definitely works.👍

Linda Peterson said:Can you guys please share if you've actually used this cream for acne or breakouts? I’d love to hear your thoughts! I'm dealing with a massive flare-up on my back right now, and my doctor prescribed this specific stuff... It was honestly such a mission to track down—it’s pretty hard to find here in the States—but I finally got my hands on it, and I've been using it for maybe two days now? So far, nothing much to report, but I’ve heard amazing things about how effective it is! If anyone has any experience at all with this little cream, please let me know!🙂🙂 Thanks!🙂

Hey, where did you manage to find it, and what was the damage to your wallet?

It’s 20 grams for $5, shipped straight from Austria. Here in the States, you have to go through some local pharmacy, wait forever for them to stock it, and end up paying well over $33.

Thanks so much!!!! 🙂

Looks like this thread hasn't been touched in years.....😲

Is anyone currently using Eudyn cream? I've been using it for almost a month now to deal with acne... things are looking much better, but I was reading the instructions and it says there might be some kind of flare-up after 6-8 weeks of use?! 🙄 Also, how long am I allowed to keep using this stuff? Do I need to take any breaks?? 🤷

Does anyone happen to know what this cream is going for lately?