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In the past, the actual cause of acne had been somewhat of a mystery, with various scientifically or commercially-backed theories banded about. However, in recent years it has been proven that despite previous claims, outbreaks of acne are not directly related to an excess of chocolate, caffeine or candy, nor are outbreaks the result of bad hygiene. Whilst acne can be affected by a poor, vitamin-deficient diet, it is in fact much more of an intrinsic problem linked to hormonal imbalance.

Acne outbreaks occur mainly because of an excess of sebum (a natural oil) on the skin. Basically, the oil becomes trapped in the pores, clogging them and causing inflammation and trapping grime and bacteria that can lead to infections such as whiteheads, pimples and blackheads. In more severe cases, outbreaks can lead to major blockages that cause unsightly, painful and scarring acne lesions and cysts. It is widely agreed that the overproduction of sebum on the skin is basically down to internal hormonal imbalances. So it’s not surprising to learn that some acne treatments have been developed to try and tackle this inherent acne trigger.

One such product is Acnezine, formerly known as Acuzine, a herbal and antioxident treatment that claims it can eradicate the root cause of acne. The makers of Acuzine draw on the fact that an overworked liver that is struggling to detoxify the body will cause a hormonal imbalance, notably androgens, which in turn over-stimulate the sebaceous glands leading to an excess of pore-clogging oil on the skin. So their reasoning is that you give the liver a helping hand, then the problem acne can be tackled from the inside out. Acnezine is formulated so that it contains specific enzymes that aid the process of detoxification in the liver. This effectively decreases the ‘workload’ of the liver, allowing it to tackling the imbalance of hormones in the body, therefore reducing the likelihood of an acne breakout. Acnezine also provides antioxidents that are thought to deal with free radicals that can contribute to skin infections.

However, Acnezine doesn’t work for everyone. It may not prove effective because to tackle the root cause of acne in this way ideally involves a change in lifestyle alongside a healthy diet, rich in acne-fighting vitamins such as Vitamin A and Vitamin E. Acnezine may simply not provide enough of a ‘boost’ to make a difference, and can take up to 3 months to start showing any effects. Basically, altering your daily diet to include healthy foods that promote detoxification and support your liver could yield the same results. It should also be considered that there are periods throughout life when hormones naturally surge, typically during puberty and adolescence as well as later on during the menopause. This is partly why acne outbreaks can be most apparent during these times.

So although Acnezine addresses the root cause of acne outbreaks, it doesn’t manage the short-term effects that can help to eradicate acne. For instance, a healthy, balanced diet coupled will help to regulate the balance of hormones within the body, whilst a daily topical skin care routine such as SensiClear’s three step system will help to stamp out the external, superficial problem of acne. SensiClear also works astonishingly fast, visibly reducing acne blemishes by a massive 60% within the first crucial three days of treatment. SensiClear’s three-step solution can easily be integrated as part of a daily skin care regimen – the purifying cleanser penetrates clogged pores, removing excess oil and dirt. The balancing toner then removes any remaining residue and hydrates the skin, leaving it supple and smooth. Then the gentle peroxide-free acne treatment lotion targets problem acne, zapping 200% more blackheads and reducing large pimples by 62% within 72 hours.

Many topical acne treatments can cause dryness and irritation, thanks in part to harsh ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide. Like many of its counterparts, and despite being a herbal ‘alternative’ acne treatment, the moisturizing crème used as part of the Acnezine treatment contains benzoyl peroxide. This ingredient has a reputation for inflaming the skin, causing dryness and redness. However, because SensiClear uses plant-based ingredient Salicylic acid, it can be used on sensitive skin. Salicylic acid acts as a slough-inducing catalyst on the skin, helping it to shed dead skin cells that lead to plugged, clogged and infected pores. This ingredient, together with the exclusive patented ingredient Retextra, makes SensiClear a fantastically fast and effective acne treatment. Retextra actually promotes cell renewal, so when used in conjunction with Salicylic acid helps to fight the external cause and after-effects of acne. The result? Smooth, radiant, blemish-free skin of course!

SensiClear are running a free trial offer on SensiClear right now. So why not start your daily acne busting skin care trial today and see how you get on?

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Acnezine is better than Sensiclear in every aspect !