A Review of Acnezine
In this review of Acnezine by Revitol you will find that Acnezine is a leader in the market of acne treatments. Acnezine formally known as acuzine claims to be a natural cure for acne. However, benzoyl peroxide is one of the very few products in this well known treatment that is not an herbal remedy.
Benzoyl peroxide is a very common ingredient that can be found in most of the leading topical acne treatments available. It is noted within the packaging of Acnezine that benzoyl peroxide can cause many so called typical side effects such as burning, redness, peeling, itching and mild facial swelling depending on the strength that has been used in the product. In using Revitol’s Acnezine for this review, I have found that with the bad there will be alot more good.
This product does contain several natural ingredients that are also known to be remarkable for skin care. Some of the natural ingredients in Acnezine are aloe leaf juice, birch, green tea, orange fruit extract, lemon peel oil, witch hazel, honey, tea tree oil, willow bark extract, sage leaf extract and bilberry extract as well. All of which are noted to be herbal. There are several products on the market that contain the same ingredients as Acnezine, but none with the level of scientific evidence behind them that Acnezine had assured.
Acnezine is a two part treatment for acne that consists of a topical cream and a pill that is to be ingested one time a day before a meal and on an empty stomach. This pill is also to aide in the disappearance of acne blemishes and in the nourishment of your skin for a healthy and appealing glow. This pill for most will not cause any unwanted side effects but before taking any herbal remedy you should always consult your doctor prior to its usage. The packaging also warned that Acnezine’s herbal supplements can interfere with other medications you maybe taking or cause complications in people with certain medical conditions.
I have to caution you before you take any medication or start this acne treatment that you should check with your doctor before you begin any new regimen. Those with sensitive skin or sensitive stomachs could potentially be prone to unwanted irritation when first beginning usage of this product. Although there have been very little side effects reported with this product as with any new product always err on the side of caution.
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