Acne Medication

I have acne on the face, and I want to get rid of acne medication. I heard that you should take blood and you can not wear makeup. Is there a medication I was wearing makeup and can not draw blood? and I do not want to take the pill. Drawing blood seems pretty extreme. I am 24 and have acne since I was in class 6, which was until I found this product at random. I tried everything and finally sat to watch online a day at 8 billion advice and booked a facial cleanser called Acnexus a total whim. It's super summary if you search the web. The official site is acnexus.com but I certainly would not make it through because I feel incomplete. I used it a few years and it is amazing. It's just a gentle exfoliation is quite natural (at least to show the ingredients on the bottle), and it certainly smells and how it looks. I'm very bad to go to bed without removing makeup and even if I forget and do not wash my face, not pimples still the order of a guy selling on Ebay since you can use PayPal and payment is secure. Always sends the super fast. It comes with some kind of form or receipt which Sketchies but I'm glad there is a solution for my skin problems. I never found anything that works and makes the skin incredibly smooth, even after the first time you use it. I use it in the shower in the morning and then at night when I sleep I can remember. Hope that helps, take risks and buy on Ebay, it works. You may have to settle for some medications for acne. If acne medication is taken orally, the composition is not a problem. If acne medication is a cream / ointment, which is made must be non-comedogenic (will not clog pores). High end labels such as Clinique, Estee Lauder, etc are all non-comedogenic. When buying your make-up of a local drug store, see the label says "non-comedogenic" This rule applies to all foundations / powders. Do not worry about eye makeup that does not damage the skin. As if to draw blood, I have been to many oral acne medications, and it only requires monthly blood tests was a recipe. Your dermatologist can determine if blood tests are necessary if an agreement with him. Good luck:).