I find it really good because it's mild, I have dry sensitive skin that is prone to pimples too.
I use the cleanser bar which seems to balance the moisture in my skin, it doesn't feel dry and tight and it doesn't feel oily either, just right.
I then put moogoo around the areas that don't get pimply, mostly my eye area, cheeks and the dry spots either side of my mouth area. I avoid moisturiser on my chin, forehead and nose unless it feels overly dry and I think I need it.
I used to use a biore cleanser but it was just too harsh, skin has been much better since i've cut out the chemicals and gone more natural. If I get a big pimple though i will apply some benzac to the pimple only over night which dries them out super quick.
Mokosh Powder Cleanser. It is a wash and a mask. Wash once a day in the morning, in the arvo only if I am having a grotty day or really oily (lol). Mask once a week.
Best stuff ever I love it, all organic, fair trade, no crap so doesn't agrivate my acne (acute cystic acne).
If I need to, I use Witch Hazel toner, get it form the supermarket or priceline. Only need it every so often, but will dry up any pimples and clean the oily gross feeling if I am in a hurry or on the go, I keep it in my handbag.
I use Akin cream cleanser and I have really dry (read cracking psoriasis) skin with patches of oil. I only use it in the morning in the shower but it's lovely.
In regards to the pimples in preg, I have been a religious cleanser and moisturiser since I was 13, and no matter what I did while pregnant I could not get the pimples under control.
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