Natural Beauty Skin Care - A MomGadget Review

When I was sixteen years old, I had horrible skin. Without ever asking for the opinions of others, many would take one look at my skin and offer up tips that made having horrible skin seem much worse - it let me know just how noticeable it was.
To make matters much worse - not only did I have to suffer the ridicule of my classmates, but according to others, I could not even indulge in comfort foods like chocolate and cheese fries. What was there to look forward to?
At the time, I didn’t realize I had inherited a skin condition from my father called cystic acne. I tried nearly every treatment from salt and oatmeal facials - not pleasant - to having my skin baked at a local dermatologist. Nothing seemed to help.
The one thing that worked for me has been caught up in some fairly controversial lawsuits in recent years - so when my teens come to me for answers to their own developing skin problems, I find myself back to trying over-the-counter treatments and natural remedies.
Never wanting my kids to suffer problem skin to the extent that I did, I was so pleased to be introduced to a product that actually works.
I’ve heard Proactiv is a great product, but in as much as it’s a great product, I’ve heard some horror stories about their customer service. It’s just one of those places I never wanted to go.
Natural Beauty, in my opinion, is the best product on the market for problem skin. The changes I’ve seen taking place in two of my teens skin has been amazing. Not only does this product help clear up acne, it also leaves a healthy glow in the aftermath of the war on acne that’s taken place.
The true test of this product wasn’t so much in the product itself, but in the system and directions one must follow. The two teens that tried this skin care system are the two that have difficulties following instructions all the way around. But not with this. It’s a simple regimen that can be implemented into the day of any busy teen.
I’ve watched the self esteem of these two kids strengthen just a bit more each and every day.
I tried to take photos to show before and after examples, but my hobby style digital camera isn’t up to the task. The photos I had to share could not show anywhere near the quality of skin Natural Beauty is capable of producing.
The Skin Care Kit that Gadget Teen has been sampling is The Natural Acne Removal Kit -
This Natural Acne Removal Kit contains:
Penetrating Cleanser
The Natural Beauty Penetrating Cleanser is an oil free cleansing lotion that cleanses the skin without causing dryness. Removes excess oil and dirt from inside pores. Also contains Glycolic, Lactic and Salicylic Acids. The natural way to cleanse skin.
Renewing Xfoliator with Gauze Pads
Renewing Xfoliator is a highly effective superficial peeling agent and pore cleanser. It loosens and removes aging cells, oil and debris attached to the skin surface. It penetrates sebum filled follicles and cleans out clogged pores, resulting in marked improvement in acne prone skin. Regular use of Renewing Xfoliator will also result in a decrease in fine lines, a smoother skin, more even pigmentation and a reduction in pore size.
Gauze Pads:
Cotton gauze, when saturated with exfoliation wash, provides a mechanical abrasion effect, to enhance the exfoliation process.
BlemX
BlemX from Natural Beauty, dries acne overnight. Ever wish you could wave a wand and make that pimple disappear? Instead of wishing, try BlemX.
The Acne Removal Kit is available at Natural Beauty and retails for $65.00.
This would make a great stocking stuffer to any teen or anyone who could use a little natural nudge toward healthier looking skin.
Tags: skin care, natural skin care, acne, cystic acne, teens, health and beauty
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2 opinions for Natural Beauty Skin Care - A MomGadget Review
Ginene
Nov 7, 2007 at 1:57 am
I need to see if my teenager might want to try this. She tried Proactiv and it was working pretty good then that started to break her out. It doesn’t help that she has acne and she is sensitive.
D Reservitz
Feb 6, 2008 at 6:55 am
I’ve used Proactive. It works well. It doesn’t irritate your skin. Of course, it’s expensive and there are other less pricey products on the market.
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