Acne treatments for adults: Arithmetic?

Hi, I'm 28 and recently have been breaking out. I've tried a lot of drugstore acne products and haven't had much luck. Has anyone here tried the Arithmetic Acne Control Complex? The reviews look pretty good. 

A friend of mine had some good results with Cetaphil line, together with a topical lotion (clindamycin).

kath.y said:

Never try Arithmetic Acne Control Complex nor Cetaphil. 

I've tried a product called Eumora facial bar which really have good result in treating acne problem. You may have a free trial [SIZE=14.3999996185303px]@ [/SIZE]http://www.eumoraonline.net/  to test whether it suit your skin.

Hope it helps. 

Cheers. 

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I haven't tried the Arithmetic line, but I swear by Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser (as does my dermatologist).

I'm currently using a combo of 2.5% benzoyl peroxide and 0.5% adapalene (a retinoid) for adult acne. I also tried topical clindamycin and oral minocycline, but they didn't seem to work as well. I've always hated benzoyl peroxide as a spot treatment in the past, but it seems to work great for me if I use a low-strength pea-sized amount all over my face once a day rather than using stronger versions as spot treatments (like I had been doing in the past). 

Catlover said:

A friend of mine had some good results with Cetaphil line, together with a topical lotion (clindamycin).

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 I use that during break out and it worked well. However, it is best to get a facial monthly if your skin is prone to pimples.