The answer is, most so called 'acne cure creams', do little to actually get rid of acne. Whilst cleaning ones face and applying moisturizer is important for getting rid of excess dirt and filth that can lead to further acne, cleaning oneself too much or applying too many skin-care cream can actually create a reverse effect by over irritating the skin. It's important to do everything in moderation. Whilst creams and the like do offer some minimal relief of acne, don't rely on them too much.
If you wear dirty clothes and sleep on dirty sheets and pillows you will no doubt get a wide range of bacteria causing pimples overnight. If you notice most pimples are formed over night. Many people fail to see the connection in having clear skin with keeping your environment clean. Think of it this way, if you come in dirty and sweaty where do you think that dirt goes? It goes every where around you! On your bed, in your bathroom, in your bedroom, the couch, anything you touch. I'm not saying you should be a clean freak, but you should take time to wash dirty clothes and change your sheets at the very least. If your a shower in the day type of person(like me) than I suggest you start showering at night or do a quick rinse off so your clean pillow cases and sheets do not get dirty every night. Sheets should be changed or washed every week or two depending on how dirty you are before going to bed. Even if you wash your face you will still be putting it in a pile of bacteria. Just because you don't see it, does not mean it's not there.
That's exactly what I went through back when I had acne from ages 15-19. Back then I experimented with every acne cream, lotion, and ointment available. I remember spending $60 for a special mask made out of cactus! But nothing seemed to work, or if it did work, it never lasted, and the acne always returned.
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