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Clear Skin Max
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Clear Skin Max
is a 6-step (!) treatment system with a focus on natural
ingredients. Some of the steps, such as the cleanser and
lotion, may remind you of other acne products, but there a
few unique additions here (including an anti-acne blend of
tava tea) that make the system worth a look.
The 6 products
in Clear Skin Max include (1) a tea tree oil cleansing gel,
(2) a skin softening essence that moisturizes the skin using
algae extract and vitamin B3, (3) a vanishing mask with
allantoin to promote tissue repair, (4) a pore astringent
lotion with witch hazel for smoother skin, (5) an acne
"emergency" treatment that uses squalene and vitamin E to
speed healing, and (6) a month's supply of tava tea that
uses a blend of wild chrysanthemum, licorice root and
peppermint to soothe inflammation and flush out internal
toxins in the skin.
That's a whole
lot of steps, and so it should come as no surprise that
Clear Skin Max isn't cheap. But if it works, it's worth it,
right? Clear Skin Max has some good ingredients, but not all
of the steps may be necessary for everyone. |
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Clear Skin Max at a
glance
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Comprehensive natural system with some
proven ingredients such as tea tree oil. |
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Tava tea is a smart addition, especially for
acne sufferers who don't drink enough water. |
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The lack of harsh chemicals makes this a
good option for people with sensitive skin. |
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6 steps = this treatment can prove quite a
hassle to stick with. |
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Since most of the ingredients are mild,
expect several weeks to see results. |
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Many will find that certain steps in the
regimen are unnecessary for their skin type. |
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Expensive, and you may see similar results
simply from drinking more green tea or
water. |
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Key
Ingredients
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Cleanser:
Tea Tree
Oil
Bladderwrack
Chamomile
Essence:
Algae
Extract
Vitamin
B3
Mask:
Allantoin
Lotion:
Allantoin
Witch Hazel |
Treatment:
Squalene
Vitamin
E
Tava
Tea:
Wild
Chrysanthemum
Licorice
Root
Peppermint
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Who should try
Clear Skin Max
For those with
sensitive skin, the fairly gentle, natural approach used by
Clear Skin Max should make this an attractive system. Many
acne sufferers also suffer from a poor diet and/or don't
drink enough water each day - problems that the tava tea
included here may help counteract. The company recommends
drinking 6-8 glasses of freshly brewed tea every day, which
should help flush unwanted toxins and bacteria out of your
body before they can contribute to acne.
Who should
not
try Clear Skin Max
The biggest
deterrent to using Clear Skin Max is practicality. It's
expensive, and with 6 steps, the treatment may prove to be
quite a hassle. Moreover, some of the steps (such as the
vanishing mask) may have far less of an impact on acne than
others. While the tava tea is a great idea, and can
potentially help those with acne types ranging all the way
from mild to severe, it's hard to say how much more
effective it is than simply drinking more water (or more
green tea or white tea, etc.) instead. Also, while gentler
than the leading chemicals, the ingredients here will
naturally take a little longer to work.
Average Price
$70 to $100 at
most online retailers
Alternatives
Green tea or
white tea,
Tea tree oil extract
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