Elicina for acne scars?

Didn't work for me...

I use a lotion I got from Higher Nature with MSM in it, and i mix it with a few drops of Rio Rosa Mosqueta, oil, and i massage it in for ages. This combination really works for me on pigmentation/scarring, although if you have active acne, ditch the oil.

Not really. I had a few minor indentations from acne but these have basically levelled out over time, and what remains the silica is now working on. The good thing is that my skin seems to heal quickly - although the bad thing has been its tendency to break out...!

Have you found a formula that seems to be working for you?

I also use Rosa mosequeta from Riohealth.

I don'think you can type websites on this site.
Lets try to find a way around it.
Riohealth can be found on the usual www. then type riohealth and then type .co.uk

I am using twice a day for a month now and it is working but very slowly and I think this is for the best because I've tried some other's wich were OK for two days and then I started getting some acne very badly,but this elicina cream, is very good, very protective for my skin; I put it twice a day as I said before on my face and on my back, where the scars are more important, and I can assure you that it is working but it will take some time.In one month the scars are lighter and fewer, so I've good hope!
And another thing that I can assure you is that it will cost you less than most of the
cream moisture for the same problem. Well, I'm sure you should try it, don't believe in those methods telling you that they can get ride of acne in three days, it take some time with elicina but it doesn't damage your skin as bad as the brand Clinic for example with their 3 (soap, moisture, lotion)!
OK, hope you 'll find a solution with your skin, try elicina.

Elicina was junk. [moderator edit - the one curious123's selling] is the only thing helping mine. If you do a google search under [...] you will see many people talking about how their acne scars have improved. It's all natural corundum crystals that vibrate/augment as you massage them. It feels abrasive, but it works after a few months. Deep deep acne scars that are older may not see as good of results.

Very pleased with the site [spammed url removed by moderator] and their efficiency in filling my order. I have been astounded with the positive changes in my skin. Everything Elicina promises is actually true. How refreshing is that!!!

Is there anybody here who isn't trying to sell something?

Folks, be skeptical if people give you a url rather than a product name - 9 times out of 10 that's a good indicator that their motivation is fiscal rather than friendly.

Season's Greetings,
Simon

Yes. And more. I experienced acne for the first time at age 50, caused by either menopause or the onset of Parkinson's Disease - either one can do it. So any scarring I sustained was recent. When I was in my second year of it I scoured the web & decided to try Elicina cream; it sounded safe & didn't cost a fortune. For me, the results have been nothing short of remarkable. Any scarring that had begun has now been reduced to slight unevenness of the skin. I think the younger the scars, the more likely they are to disappear. I've continued using the cream as a spot treatment for the past two years. The greatest attribute of Elicina is it's ability to EXPEDITE healing and PREVENT new scarring. As soon as an eruption begins I rub a small amt of the cream over the affected area, even when the skin is broken. It magically dries to a thin, protective membrane while the healing takes place underneath. Sometimes new skin is regenerated over night! Then I keep using it for a few more days to prevent scar tissue from forming. To sum up, I consider Elicina to be more a preventative treatment rather than corrective. Yes, it's succeeded in eliminating my facial scars, but mine were only a year or so old. Find another product for old skin damage, & try Elicina on healing or just-healed skin. You may not have to worry about further scarring again.