Acneprin is a vitamin herbal supplement designed to regulate hormone levels and detoxify your body. Acneprin supposedly reduces symptoms of acne by inhibiting the amount of acne-causing oil produced in your skin. This supplement contains natural ingredients that have proven to help fight against acne.

How Does it Work?

Acneprin uses a four-step method for clearing acne.
1. It Kills bacteria
2. It Regulates Sebum Production
3. It Detoxifies Your Body
4. It Strengthens and Heals Skin

Ingredients

Vitamin A
When used in proper dosages, Vitamin A has been used to effectively treat severe cases of acne. This essential vitamin keeps skin and mucous membrane cells healthy and resistant to damage, preventing future breakouts.

Zinc
Zinc is vital for maintaining a healthy immune system. This trace mineral stimulates the activity of nearly 100 different enzymes, including the regulation of sebum.

Vitamin C
We all know that healthy doses of Vitamin C can help fight colds and infections. However, did you know that it is good for your skin? Vitamin C stimulates the production of collagen in your skin, helping to heal and repair damage caused by acne.

Acneprin also contains a wide variety of other healthful ingredients such as green tea, chamomile, and milk thistle to keep your body, and more importantly your skin, in optimum condition.

Will it Work?

Although the product advertisement at first appears to be a carbon copy of Acnepril, this herbal supplement has actually improved upon the formula. The vitamins and other ingredients used in Acneprin have been clinically proven to reduce the appearance of acne more effectively than many other herbal supplements.

However, Acneprin is a new product, so information is limited. If you’ve used Acnepril, let us know if this product helped you achieve the beautiful, clear skin you’ve always wanted.

This foaming cleanser should wash away oil, dirt, dead skin cells, and other pore-clogging impurities that tend to cause acne and blemishes.

The key ingredient in Elite Ultra Cleanser is the alpha hydroxyl acid glycolic acid. This cleanser uses 10% glycolic acid to help your skin. This alpha hydroxyl acid loosens and sheds the other layers of the skin in order to increase skin cell renewal. By mildly peeling the skin, glycolic acid is capable of improving the skin’s texture and appearance. Glycolic acid is not just for taking care of acne. This alpha hydroxyl acid is also beneficial for fine lines, excess oil, and age spots.

Other ingredients in Elite Ultra Cleanser include red and green sea weed extract. These ingredients are supposed to penetrate the skin in order to promote collagen and elastin synthesis to increase firmness and elasticity of the skin and help improve the skin tone. These additions don’t have specific benefits for acne, but it can improve your skin’s dryness and roughness.

Elite Ultra Cleanser also delivers vitamins A and E. Vitamin A is essential for healthy skin. With these vitamins your skin gets antioxidant benefits and nutrients.

There are no reported side effects at the time of this review. However, due to the use of glycolic acid, you should expect mild peeling.

Elite Ultra Cleanser falls a tad shorter than alternative acne remedies. This cleanser lacks the strength to effectively clear existing acne and lacks the power to help prevent future breakouts because it relies solely on the acne-fighting power of glycolic acid.

There are four core ingredients in the Revitol Scar Cream. The key skin bleaching agent is hydroquinone. Hydroquinone is a skin whitening agent that reduces the color of the skin in order to even out your skin tone and remove acne scarring.

The addition of retinol helps heal and hydrate the skin. Retinol is a derivative of vitamin A that absorbs into the skin to increase cell turnover for new skin. By increasing cell turnover new skin can replace the damaged skin.

Using dimethylaminoethanol in the Revitol Scar Cream isn’t precisely beneficial for the skin without vitamin C, which it doesn’t have. The cream does, however, have copper peptide. Copper peptide is a strong anti-inflammatory agent that helps improve the skin’s texture. Copper peptide also has numerous benefits including wound healing, anti-aging properties, and antioxidants. Antioxidants can help improve your overall skin condition.

The formula for Revitol Scar Cream can be an effective treatment for acne scarring, but we have a few words of caution. The use of hydroquinone is questionable in cosmetics. Hydroquinone can cause exogenous ochronosis, a skin disorder that displays black and blue pigments on the skin. Hydroquinone is actually banned in several European countries. Additionally, the FDA proposed a ban on the ingredient. Research is still being conducted to consider the benefits and adverse effects of using hydroquinone.

Our recommendation for you is to find an alternative scar treatment that doesn’t propose any potential health risks to you.

Clinique previously attempted to dabble in the rosacea market and the brand barely made an impact. However, the Clinique Redness Solutions is a revamped and newer product line that hopefully provides the relief many are looking for when it comes to redness.

The range of products starts with a Redness Solutions Urgent Relief Cream that should help with reactive redness and flare-ups. The Urgent Relief Cream contains 0.5% hydrocortisone, which is an over-the-counter steroid that can actually cause rosacea itself (not what we call a solution).

Clinique also provides the Redness Solutions Daily Protective Base SPF 15 that helps protect the skin from UVA/UVB exposure that aggravates rosacea. The protective base can be used under makeup and also has a green tint to help correct redness.

Other products include the Redness Solutions Daily Relief Cream that should provide immediate benefits. The Daily Relief Cream soothes the skin and lessens broken capillaries, the formula includes green tea extract and shea butter to soother the skin.

The last treatment is the Redness Solutions Soothing Cleanser that can be used as a mild exfoliator that removes impurities. The cleanser uses squalane and glycerin to moisturize the skin.

The majority of the ingredients in each Redness Solutions product happen to be humectants for moisturizers or fillers. People who suffer from rosacea will hardly find the relief necessary with Clinique. There are numerous customer reviews that report mediocre results or further skin agitation. The second attempt at trying to offer a real solution for the problem of rosacea by Clinique is not impressive.

With an acne wash, you remove pore-clogging impurities which reduce the chance of clogging pores. The Acne Rescue Wash cleanses and exfoliates the skin using a number of homeopathic ingredients. The wash contains witch hazel as an antiseptic to kill bacteria, calendula extract to reduce redness and inflammation, and lavender to soothe the skin. The formula should be gentle enough to purify the skin without drying it out.

After the skin is clean, you can apply the Acne Rescue Cream to help treat existing acne. The cream uses some of the same ingredients with a few differentiating qualities. The cream contains rose hip to address acne scarring and tea tree oil to kill bacteria on the skin. Tea tree oil is a common natural substitute for the acne medication benzoyl peroxide to avoid any skin irritation.

The Acne Rescue Kit sets itself aside from other treatments as an all-natural acne treatment. The kit doesn’t use any acne medications like salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. By avoiding these ingredients, the kit can control acne without unnecessary side effects.

There isn’t enough information about the Acne Rescue Kit to say if each product and formula is effective in treating acne. The precise dose of the ingredients is unknown. Even so there are a few customer reviews that suggest the Acne Rescue Kit may make your skin worse before it ever gets better; which you don’t have to put yourself through. There are alternative treatments for acne that can treat acne without causing further skin irritation because acne is already tough to handle without making it worse.

The Skin Optimizer is a dietary supplement with a skin care formula and nutrients. By taking two capsules a day, the supplement should protect the skin and support healthier looking skin.

The power behind these pills is actually simple. A lot of oral treatments pack in an over-abundance of vitamins and minerals but Jarrow Formulas Skin Optimizer looks like just enough. The supplement contains alpha lipoic acid to reduce inflammation and provide antioxidant effects on the body while hyaluronic acid helps with skin hydration and normal skin function.

Other key ingredients include a PomGuard Powder Blend that blends several parts of a pomegranate plant for the rich vitamin C content and to help speed any healing processes as well as repair skin damage. The supplement provides additional vitamins C to help fight damaging free radicals. The use of GliSODin rejuvenates the skin and reduces oxidative stress while grape seed extract is high in vitamin E to help heal the skin. The entire formula works together to promote a strong skin.

In order to get smooth skin with the Skin Optimizer, it may take some time. The supplement helps support strong and healthy skin, but it doesn’t have to power to cure acne or completely control acne. It might be most beneficial to use a topical treatment for existing acne and take Skin Optimizer to help keep the skin clearer.

We shed millions of dead skin cells a day, cover our faces in makeup, and end up with excess oil on our faces nightly. With so many pore-clogging impurities it is no wonder acne attacks. The retexturizing scrub removes dirt and grime and helps rebuild skin layers to prevent daily skin damage.

The potency of the product relies on a few key ingredients. Pro-Niasoms are jojoba beads with NIA-114 to help exfoliate the skin. The NIA-114 has several different patents due to its ability to rebuild skin. This can improve the complexion by smoothing skin texture and balancing skin tone. The scrub also contains sugar esters to cleanse the skin, oat bran to moisturize the skin, and sage leaf to soothe the skin and provide antioxidant benefits.

As an acne treatment, the Instant Retexturizing Scrub isn’t effective. The scrub is primarily an anti-aging treatment that helps support firm and strong skin. The formula lacks any acne fighting medications or ingredients. In essence the scrub is only a primer and can be considered step one in any skin care maintenance routine. Most scrubs or washes only cleanse the skin and do little to help protect the skin from breakouts, unfortunately the Instant Retexturizing Scrub falls into this category. The scrub helps smooth the skin but doesn’t attack acne in any way.

Clear Therapy offers a facial wash, acne treatment, and moisturizer. The facial wash is the first step in the system. The wash cleanses and preps the skin. The use of benzoyl peroxide penetrates the pores to kill bacteria. The wash also exfoliates the skin with pumice and walnut shell removing pore clogging impurities.

Once the skin is cleansed, the second step is applying the Clear Therapy Acne Treatment. The cream uses 5% benzoyl peroxide (BPO), tea tree oil, chamomile extract, and aloe extract. The treatment delivers antibacterial agents to kill acne-causing bacteria and tries to soothe the skin.

The use of BPO often leads to skin irritation, redness, and dry skin. In an attempt to reduce these potential side effects, Clear Therapy offers a moisturizer. The moisturizer hydrates the skin with hyaluronic acid, jojoba seed oil, hydrolyzed collagen, and hydrolyzed elastin. This last step gives your skin needed nutrients to keep it healthy and strong.

Clear Therapy offers a decent system for an acne-free complexion. However, Clear Therapy is suspiciously similar to RevitaClear. Both systems offer a wash, treatment, and moisturizer with the same core ingredients. Our first impression was that perhaps the products were undergoing a name change, however, checking it out further simply reveals that these two systems are “different.” Something tells us RevitaClear and Clear Therapy are too close for comfort.

The first step in the RevitaClear system preps the skin with a cleanser. The RevitaClear cleanser gently exfoliates the skin with walnut shell and pumice. The microbeads in the cleanser help shed dead skin and remove impurities that can clog pores and cause acne. The cleanser also uses benzoyl peroxide to kill bacteria. Once the skin is clean, you follow cleanser with the use of the RevitaClear Acne Treatment.

The Acne Treatment uses 5% benzoyl peroxide, chamomile extract, tea tree oil, and aloe extract in a gel to reduce acne and soothe the skin. RevitaClear really emphasizes the significance of the 5% benzoyl peroxide. Although an effective antibacterial agent, studies prove that 5% BPO is no stronger than 2.5% BPO so the hype of the dosage is a little over-exaggerated. In fact, the higher the dose the more likely your skin will be agitated.

The final step for RevitaClear is a moisturizer. Adding a moisturizer is a great way to keep the skin hydrated after stripping some of the impurities and nutrients. RevitaClear Moisturizer uses jojoba seed oil, hyaluronic acid, and hydrolyzed collagen and elastin to keep the skin supple and smooth.

RevitaClear may be a system to treat acne but the only agent that directly fights acne in all three products is the use of benzoyl peroxide. Considering this is the case, there are tons of alternative treatments with benzoyl peroxide that will be just as beneficial and you can just use your own face wash and moisturizer to save you money.

The power behind Glytone Acne Treatment Gel is really reliant on one ingredient, 10% benzoyl peroxide. A lot of people assume that a high dose of benzoyl peroxide means the treatment is tougher. Yes acne is stubborn and requires a strong medication, but it also sensitive and can easily be aggravated causing further inflammation or swelling.

Studies report that the effective dose of benzoyl peroxide starts at 2.5%. The most interesting part about benzoyl peroxide is that even with a higher dose like 10%, there hardly any change in its effectiveness. So Glytone Acne Treatment Gel may have 10% benzoyl peroxide, but the high dosage is hardly stronger than an average treatment with lower potency.

With higher doses of benzoyl peroxide the likelihood of side effects increases. Some of these side effects include dry skin, redness, and further skin irritation. In order to help reduce the potential of experiencing these effects, it would be best to consider a post-gel moisturizer.

It isn’t that the Glytone Acne Treatment Gel is bad, in fact the gel can be beneficial in clearing your complexion. The problem with the gel is that there are alternative treatments that utilize benzoyl peroxide alongside soothing agents that can save you a step in your skin care regime. To be honest, lower doses of benzoyl peroxide will be just as effective and less harsh on the skin.