My daughter so want to try Proactive. Yes, I know that it works for some people and doesn't for others. Has anyone used it for a month and then cancelled? Is it easy to cancel or is there a lot of red tape to cancel? I have loads of gift certs to Amazon where I can purchase a 4 piece kit for about $59.00 but is the trial one on the Proactive site better since I can cancel? They now have vending machines at the mall and kiosks at the mall that sell the stuff also. Any suggestions?

My oldest daughter used it for a couple of months, she didn't think it helped at all. She thought it was a waste of her money. I would try to buy as little of the prouduct as possible, just in case your daughter doesn't get the desired results.

Our oldest used it for a month and we seen no improves. I decided to take him to the dermotologist, who laughed and said, "you just paid $60 for a bottle of peroxide!". After he further explained, its basically all it is.

I would definitely buy the smaller set, if your daughters set on getting it.

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A waste of money. Go to a dermatologist who will treat you with much better results. My doctors laught at all the money they are making marketing this product. I agree if she is intent on trying it because beleive me my daughter would be the same way then get smaller size.
My daughter just went for a really good facial and boy is that helping also.

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My son used Poactive faithfully for a month with no noticeable results. Dermatologist put him on Accutane for 6 months and it was a miracle.

There are some risks with Accutane and you have to go in every month for blood tests before the Rx can be renewed for the next month. But it was a God-send and the only side-effect my son had was constant chapped lips. But that was kept under control with Burt's Bees.

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I don't have any personal experience, but my suggestion would be to put the $60 bucks towards a dermatologist appointment. From what I've read, all the non-prescription potions you can put on your skin (wrinkle cream and stuff like that included), don't do diddly-squat.

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