People are honestly thinking that most acne treatment products that are being advertised on TV right now are the only products that will help them to cure their acne.
Why? That's because most of the advertisements are so compelling.
No wonder that many people fall for it.
I'm not talking like this because those products are worthless and all.
They are useful, but they are not strong enough to treat your severe acne.
If you have small pimples that are not so massive, fine.
Those products can help you.
But, if you have big pimples and lots of it, you won't stand a chance to cure it with those acne treatment products.
You need a better and stronger acne treatment plan.
Here are 7 reasons why you should ditch your acne treatment products right now: 1.
Those Products Are Not Strong Enough What does it mean by "not strong enough"? It means that those products can't deal with more severe cases of acne.
They can only deal with small pimples and zits.
So, if the adverts are telling you that those products can cure your acne in a day, then what it means is that it can cure your small pimples quickly.
But, only if you have small pimples.
If your skin is very sensitive toward those product, you can even have bad breakouts after using those products for some time.
2.
They Have Side Effects And Dangerous Chemicals The most common side effects are rashes, dry skin, irritation, and more sensitivity toward the sunlight.
But, there are many of them that can give you even worse side effects.
Why? That's because they are using dangerous chemicals that will trigger bad effects to your body (some people can handle it, but many people cannot).
Some people can bear with this, but some others can't.
So, it depends on your body's immunity.
3.
They Only Treat Your Acne Symptom This is the most obvious reason.
Those over-the-counter acne treatment products are only treating your acne symptom, not the real cause.
So, they can only provide a quick fix for your acne, and they will never be able to cure your acne to the root.
And what does it mean? It means that even though you've successfully cured your acne, it is possible for you to experience sudden acne breakouts later, which might be worse than the acne that you've just cured.
4.
They Might Trigger Sudden Breakouts Because most topical acne treatment products are not compatible with all skin conditions (especially sensitive skin), you may experience sudden acne breakouts when you use those products the first time.
You will see that you will have more acne in the next day after using those products.
In fact, some people have acne for the first time after they've applied the so-called anti-acne products in their attempt to prevent acne.
5.
They Are Mostly Marketing Gimmicks Of course, the corporations that produce those products are only interested in making money out of your misery.
They don't have any intention to cure your acne completely.
Thus, most of their advertisements and promises are just marketing gimmicks.
They use models to show you the clear skin, while actually those models never have acne before.
They are used to trick you into thinking that you can achieve the same level of clear skin as them, while in actuality, you will not be able to do that (at least not using their products).
6.
You Will Depend On Them All The Time Some of those products will be able to cure your acne to a certain extent, but once you stop using them, you will see that your acne will appear again on your skin.
In other words, unless you apply those products, you will not be able to control your acne.
Thus, you will need to depend on those products all the time (who knows for how long).
7.
There Are Too Many Of Them, How To Choose The Best? There are thousands of acne treatment products that you can find on your local department store, so which one will you choose? It's very difficult to choose the best product for your skin because they offer different formulas and different promises.
And if you happen to choose the wrong product, you will need to switch to different products time and again, endlessly.
So, is it a viable solution?