Advanced Acne Products
Advanced Acne May Be Added To Other Products. Call For Details.
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Bath & Body
| Product | Type | Scent |
| Advanced Acne Bar Soap |
Glycerin |
Classic - Scent Choices: Lemon Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, or Unscented |
| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
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Glycerin Loofah |
Classic - Scent Choices: Lemon Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, or Unscented | |
| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Triple Butter | Classic - Scented or Unscented | |
| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne - Bath Bomb / Bath Donut / Bath Fizzy Powder / Foot Fizzy |
Classic - Scent Choices: Lemon Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, or Unscented |
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| Advanced Acne Face & Body Activated Charcoal Scrub |
Classic - Scent Choices: Lemon Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, or Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Bath Salt Soak |
Classic - Scent Choices: Lemon Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, or Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Bubble Bath (with Apple Cider Vinegar) |
Classic - Scent Choices: Lemon Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, or Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Beauty Travel Bag (Various) |
Classic - Scent Choices: Lemon Essential Oil, Tea Tree Essential Oil, or Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin |
Beauty
| Product | Type |
Scent |
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Advanced Acne Face & Body Wash |
Naturally Scented/Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Face & Body Mask |
Naturally Scented/Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Face & Hair / Scalp Toner |
Naturally Scented/Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Moisturizing Cream |
Naturally Scented/Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Serum |
Naturally Scented/Unscented |
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| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Spot Treatment | Naturally Scented/Unscented | |
| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin | ||
| Advanced Acne Beauty Travel Bag (Various) | Classic - Scented or Unscented | |
| Specialty - Eczema/Psoriasis/Rosacea/Sensitive Skin |
Acne is a common skin condition that affects approximately 85% of Americans between the ages of 12 and 24. (This does not take into consideration body acne, which may drive that percentage up dramatically.)
The prevalence of acne is higher in our Westernized societies, with rates of up to 95% in certain populations and areas of the country. Most specialists agree that this large discrepancy is due to the poor diet of Americans, as well as the ever increasing environmental toxin overload being thrust upon us.
Acne is most prevalent during adolescence and early adulthood with
peak incidences occurring between the ages of 14 and 19. However, acne can and certainly does, persist into adulthood, affecting up to 40% of people (globally) over the age of 25.
Acne is more common in females than males. Approximately 25% of females and 12% of males report having acne. Again, this discrepancy is very likely due to the fact that more females seek professional help for skin issues than do males.
The severity of acne varies widely.
Mild acne is characterized by occasional whiteheads, blackheads, and pimples.
Moderate acne involves more frequent and severe lesions, such as cysts and nodules. Severe acne is characterized by extensive scarring and, possible, disfigurement. The latter category represents roughly 15% of all known acne cases.
Acne is a common skin condition that affects approximately 85% of Americans between the ages of 12 and 24. (This does not take into consideration body acne, which may drive that percentage up dramatically.)
The prevalence of acne is higher in our Westernized societies, with rates of up to 95% in certain populations and areas of the country. Most specialists agree that this large discrepancy is due to the poor diet of Americans, as well as the ever increasing environmental toxin overload being thrust upon us.
Acne is most prevalent during adolescence and early adulthood with
peak incidences occurring between the ages of 14 and 19. However, acne can and certainly does, persist into adulthood, affecting up to 40% of people (globally) over the age of 25.
Acne is more common in females than males. Approximately 25% of females and 12% of males report having acne. Again, this discrepancy is very likely due to the fact that more females seek professional help for skin issues than do males.
The severity of acne varies widely.
Mild acne is characterized by occasional whiteheads, blackheads, and pimples.
Moderate acne involves more frequent and severe lesions, such as cysts and nodules. Severe acne is characterized by extensive scarring and, possible, disfigurement. The latter category represents roughly 15% of all known acne cases.
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