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Acnezine
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Acnezine is a
combination treatment that uses a natural supplement
alongside a benzoyl peroxide cream. The cream is nothing you
haven't seen before, which may be a good or a bad thing
depending on how your skin reacts to BP. What sets this
treatment apart is the supplement.
The Acnezine
supplement is a blend of vitamins and herbs that aims to
detoxify your skin from the inside-out. It includes ingredients
that have antioxidant and antibacterial properties to better
enable your body to eliminate impurities and combat the
harmful action of free radicals. Acnezine also packs a
strong dose of collagen to boost skin repair. The supplement
only requires 1 capsule per day, which is a fairly low
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Acnezine at a
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Naturally detoxifies your skin and
eliminates unwanted bacteria. |
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2.4%
BP cream is an effective spot treatment. |
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Collagen can help speed healing from minor
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Only 1 capsule per day means little hassle. |
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Most acne is not caused by toxins in the
skin (but by excess skin oil, which this
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Some may experience side effects or an
initial breakout during detox. |
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Takes time, and the antioxidant approach is
often too weak for those with serious acne. |
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Key
Ingredients
Topical
Cream:
2.4%
Benzoyl Peroxide
Supplement:
Ester C
Vitamin
E
Aloe
Vera Powder
Alpha
Lipoic Acid
Collagen
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Who should try
Acnezine
It's not
uncommon for acne sufferers to have a really bad diet. If
this is you, a mild detox treatment like Acnezine may help
get your skin back in shape. Just keep in mind that you
might experience some side effects or an initial
breakout as your body expels those toxins (this is normal
for any detox treatment).
Otherwise, if
you don't have oily skin and yet still have acne, or if your
acne is not especially serious, then Acnezine may help.
Since this treatment targets impurities rather than excess
skin oil, it is more geared towards mild cases of acne or
those whose pimples are primarily caused by bacteria. Of
course, that just goes for the supplement. The cream will
work for most who are not especially sensitive or resistant
to BP.
Who should
not
try Acnezine
If you suffer
from oily skin and your acne typically takes the form of
pustules and cysts, Acnezine may simply not be enough to get
you clear. Also, if need results fast, keep in mind that
like most supplements, Acnezine takes time to work. If it
does work and your body goes through the detox process, you
may temporarily experience side effects, including more
acne for a short time. This usually leads to improvement
afterwards, but if you can't handle an initial breakout
right now, then you may want to pass.
Average Price
$25 to $40 at
most online retailers
Alternatives
Acne.org Regimen
BP gel, Bowel Cleanser Supplements
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