Comments on: Does Windex Work On Zits?

By: Surprise! « Blah blah blog-o-licious

Surprise! « Blah blah blog-o-licious — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 05:13:09 +0000

[...] My right hand flies up to my face landing on the the mother of all zits. In fact, it’s a 50 year old mother of all zits, about the size of the Big Island, perched on my upper lip, getting ready to take a dump down my face. I have a freakin zit!! A zit that is big enough for my husband to notice and he doesn’t notice anything. Did my body not get the message I’m way past puberty and it’s my birthday for cripes sake.? Maybe the hotel will lend me some Windex. [...]

By: Melissa

Melissa — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 21:00:03 +0000

The Windex on zits really does work,not as an all over treatment but more like a spot treatment( i only suggest using it on a zit that is really really bugging you) how do i know?
my friend Brandon used it once when our school took the drama students for a weekend retreat at a very expensive lodge,we woke up one morning and the zit was right on the end of his nose and it was huge,he dabbed some Windex on it out of curiosity and i worked wonders and by lunch time it was completely gone!

By: Kevin

Kevin — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 20:58:59 +0000

Um… washing your face, good.
Windex… might disinfect. But if you are going to use chemical cleaners, disregarding the harm they do, then by all means just cut off whatever part of the body seems to hurt, and you won’t have to worry about it ever hurting again. Shoot, go ahead and just use super glue to hold your hair in place. You won’t ever have to do it again.
Heck, have your taxidermist in your Fav Five for those times when you want to look your best but never want to worry about dealing with it again…

By: Vanessa

Vanessa — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 00:54:20 +0000

Feel free to call me crazy, insane, etc. But after years of dealing with break-outs, I got fed up and tried the Windex. And you know what? It worked. After washing my face, I would spray a little onto a cotton ball and gently wipe the area where I had a zit. Within a couple of days they were almost gone. The Windex was a complete act of desperation. I had tried EVERYTHING else – believe me – everything. I probably spent thousands of dollars on products that helped for a few days and then everything went back to normal.

Now, my skin is happy, and I’m happy. It may not be a professional skin care product, but it helped me. I have extremely dry skin and I was very apprehensive the first time I used it. I figured it was going to burn like crazy, but it didn’t. I couldn’t even feel it. But the next morning, I could already see a major difference.

Like I said, call me crazy… but it truly worked for me.

By: Mike

Mike — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 18:47:45 +0000

I had a roommate once who used Lysol for everything. If he were sick, he’d spray into into the vents, so it would be distributed throughout the apartment. If he had a cold sore, he would cut it with a razor and dab it with Lysol (I don’t know which is worse, actually cutting it with a razor, or dousing it with Lysol). Windex as an acne treatment. He would have loved it! Me? I work with dermatologists and plastic surgeons all over the country, including a doc who performs plastic surgery in New Jersey, and I can tell you one thing for sure: I’ve never seen any of them carrying Windex as a professional skin care product!