I'm on my second month of Murad Acne Complex.I got a rash similar to what you are describing. Just keep putting moisturizer on, and it should go away within a week. It's probably from your skin being dried out...

Thanks for the replyIts comforting to know someone else understands what I'm going through. I try talk about it with my family but they just dont get why it's such a big dealthat makes sense too, that it got dried out! especially since I wasnt putting anything on it all daythanks..

Hi Taller Ace,I got this to.Im really fair but love to sit in the sun, when it does come out which isnt really often in the uk.I to put sunblock on ,didnt have a zit on my face then the next day, pow!!!! two big ones on my cheek the next day with a rash.I have noticed now when I sit in the sun I get this rash again and a small break out.Not sure if it was the sun block, the sun itself or roMurad Acne Complex or a combination but now if it's hot outside I stay away.I think thats why they recommend taking Murad Acne Complex in the winter months.Youve got to remember the skin is super sensative whilst on this drug.To help with the healing process I used La Posay cleanser, amazing and on big zits Sudo cream.Its better when you pop the zit and put it on after.I know your not ment to but it seems to get in the skin better.So gentle, it has lavender and zinc in it,used for babys bums but my dermo said this is lovely stuff and could use this if I have to.It will get better in a few days, for sure.Good luck x..

I'm on my 6th month, I've achieved great results (max dosage, 10 pills a week, and have been doing so from my third month onward) And I have seen a correlation between sunlight and acne development while on this medication. I got about 5 or so small pimples after a trip to the beach, before that my acne had ceased. And has continued to stop producing itself again, so I'm not too worried, just need to stay out of the sun...