Express Zinc Face Serum for Sensitive Skin - Natural, Organic, Vegan Facial Serum for Day and Night - Travel Safe - 0.23 oz

Easy to apply, and the results can be seen within a few hours of applying it to the skin. It reduces the redness and inflammation of the pimple within hours—excellent quality and price value.

I had a facial the beginning of the week so I waited to try this. I don't typically have any acne but after the facial I had some small blemishes. I decided to give this a try. I was surprised when I opened the container it had a ball point applicator. There are tiny directions on the container - just about one sentence in English and it just states to apply to blemishes 1 to 3 times a day and avoid eye contact. I wasn't sure how it was going to come out so I squeezed it a little and a lot of clear liquid started coming out. I rolled it on the blemishes on my face and I didn't feel anything. It didn't have any odor or scent and seemed to dry on contact. I did not feel any sensation so not sure if I put enough on or if that's normal. My blemishes typically heal within a couple of days on their own so it will be hard to tell if it works or not.

This is a really interesting product. I've never seen topical zinc used for anything but UV protection. The applicator is also unique: It's essentially a ballpoint pen full of the zinc-y fluid.So does it work? It certainly *feels* like it's working: It slightly stings when it comes in contact with blemishes, much like more traditional anti-acne products. Unfortunately, I didn't notice a dramatic effect. I would guess that it reduces blemishes somewhat, but not as much as my favorite spot treatment products, which these days are tea tree oil-based. Also, after using it heavily in the wake of a bad breakout, I started feeling nausea—possibly due to zinc overdose.If you have occasional zits to zap and you feel like your skin doesn't respond well to other spot treatments, by all means give this one a try. But if you haven't tried a tea tree oil gel yet, make that your go-to first.

Neat roller-ball applicator. The instructions didn’t say if you’re supposed to apply it directly to your skin, or first to a finger, but the product photos show the roller-ball being applied directly to someone’s face, so that’s what I did. My only complaint is that it feels a little unsanitary, given that I’m rolling the ball directly on to pimples, but maybe it's okay?The liquid is pretty strong, astringent, and very quickly dries your skin where applied, and it definitely helps to make any stray pimples go away more quickly, but it will still take a few days. I look forward to using it for spot treatment, but it’s not something I would recommend using on large areas of skin, as it is a bit aggressive.

Very liquidity with a strong smell not even sure if it works it does burn and I don’t have sensitive skin

This acne spot treatment works to dry and reduce a zit, keeping it from growing. The treatment is clear, so it can be used right before heading out the door. The treatment doesn't cause any redness or irritation and works well on my combination sensitive skin. I love the applicator as well - it is soothing and avoids any mess!

This is easy to apply. It is like a small roller ball at the end, instead of squeezing liquid out. This makes it difficult to know how much is coming out but it is cool to the touch when rolling it so I assume it is coming out as it is supposed to. It also goes on totally clear, again making me not know how much came out. It does seem to ease irritation caused by pimples, but so far hasn't really gotten rid of them. Better than wearing pimple patches at it is invisible but probably not as effective.

Not really sure if this is doing much for my skin?I’ve been using it now for several weeks and haven’t noticed any decrease in acne. It does how ever dry-out any new blemishes that come along so that’s a big plus.I’ll continue to use, and report any new findings