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 Identify Your
Acne Condition
Cystic
Acne
Acne
Vulgaris
Adult
Acne
Acne
Rosacea
Blackheads
Whiteheads
Body
Acne
Oily
Skin
Acne
Scars
Acne
Pigment
Spots
Acne
Tips
Acne
Cure
Progress
Testimonials
Guarantee
Acne
& Wheat
Acne &
Essential Fatty Acids
Acne & Milk
Female Acne
Issues
Acne &
Premature Skin Aging
Benzoyl
Peroxide Skin Damage
Free
Radical
Damage
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Product Usage Instructions:
Daily
Treatment Routines for Acne:
Acne –
Oily, Combination or Normal Skin or Excessively Oily Skin
Light, Moderate or Severe Acne
AM
Antibacterial Cleanser (or Glycolic Cleanser) – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Glycolic Exfoliator - Apply very thinly, lightly rub into skin to
disappear, leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply very thinly to problem areas and rub in
to disappear
PM Antibacterial Cleanser (or Glycolic Cleanser) – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse
off
Glycolic Exfoliator – Apply very thinly, leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply more liberally than in AM, rub into
skin, leave on
Note: For severe acne cases Inhibiting Gel can be added to the twice daily
regimen, following the
Antibacterial Cleanser and before the Glycolic Exfoliator
Note: If the Poultice rolls or doesn't absorb when applied, the Glycolic
Exfoliator has been
applied too liberally and is creating a barrier.
Acne – Dry or
Sensitive Skin
Light, Moderate or Severe Acne
AM Septicide Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator – Apply thinly following cleansing,
leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply very thinly to problem areas, rub in to
disappear
Treatment Moisturizer – Optional, for dry skin. Use as needed,
leave on
PM Septicide Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator – Apply following cleansing, leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply more liberally than in AM, leave on
Treatment Moisturizer – Optional, for dry skin. Use as needed,
leave on
Note: For severe acne cases Inhibiting Gel can be added to the twice daily
regimen, following the
Septicide Cleanser and before the
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator.
Note: If the Poultice rolls or doesn't absorb when applied, the Gentle
Follicle
Exfoliator has been
applied too liberally and is creating a barrier.
Daily
Treatment Routines for Whiteheads & Blackheads:
Whiteheads & Blackheads - Normal, Combination or Oily
Skin
AM
Antibacterial Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Blackhead Dissolver
– Apply amply following cleansing, lightly rub in, leave on
Other skin care products –
Apply as usual
Note: When using Dissolver with other products always use Dissolver as
the first item after cleansing.
Note: Use Dissolver twice daily until blackheads disappear, in about
2-3 weeks, or until
whitehead
skin care products – Apply as usual
PM Antibacterial Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work
into lather, rinse off
Blackhead Dissolver
– Apply amply following cleansing, lightly rub in, leave on
Other skin care products -
Apply as usual
Note: When using Dissolver with other products always use Dissolver as
the first item after cleansing.
Note: Use Dissolver twice daily until blackheads disappear, in about
2-3 weeks, or until
whiteheads disappear, in about
3-4 weeks. Then use once daily to maintain results.
Do NOT let treated skin become dry or plugs will harden again and not
dissolve.
Whiteheads & Blackheads - Dry Skin
AM Septicide
Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Blackhead Dissolver
– Apply amply following cleansing, lightly rub in, leave on
Treatment Moisturizer - Apply
as needed
Other skin care products –
Apply as usual
PM Antibacterial Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work
into lather, rinse off
Blackhead Dissolver
– Apply amply following cleansing, lightly rub in, leave on
Treatment Moisturizer - Apply
as needed
Other skin care products –
Apply as usual
Note: When using Dissolver with other products always use Dissolver as
the first item after cleansing.
Note: Use Dissolver twice daily until blackheads disappear, in about
2-3 weeks, or until
whiteheads disappear, in about
3-4 weeks. Then use once daily to maintain results.
Do NOT let treated skin become dry or plugs will harden again and not
dissolve.
Daily
Treatment Routines for Acne Rosacea:
Acne
Rosacea –
Oily, Combination or Normal Skin
Light, Moderate or Severe Acne
AM
Septicide Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator - Apply very thinly, lightly rub into skin to
disappear, leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply very thinly to problem areas and rub in
to disappear
PM Septicide Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse
off
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator – Apply very thinly, leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply more liberally than in AM, rub into
skin, leave on
Note: For severe acne cases Inhibiting Gel can be added to the twice daily
regimen, following the
Septicide Cleanser and before the
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator.
Note: If the Poultice rolls or doesn't absorb when applied, the Gentle
Follicle
Exfoliator has been
applied too liberally and is creating a barrier.
Acne Rosacea – Dry Skin
Light, Moderate or Severe Acne
AM Septicide Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator – Apply thinly following cleansing,
leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply very thinly to problem areas, rub in to
disappear
Treatment Moisturizer – Optional, for dry skin. Use as needed,
leave on
PM Septicide Cleanser – Apply to damp face, work into lather, rinse off
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator – Apply following cleansing, leave on
Green Tea Poultice – Apply more liberally than in AM, leave on
Treatment Moisturizer – Optional, for dry skin. Use as needed,
leave on
Note: For severe acne cases Inhibiting Gel can be added to the twice daily
regimen, following the
Septicide Cleanser and before the
Gentle Follicle Exfoliator.
Note: If the Poultice rolls or doesn't absorb when applied, the Gentle
Follicle
Exfoliator has been
applied too liberally and is creating a barrier.
For more information visit our Understanding Acne page.
Please Contact Us if you have any questions or feedback about Acne Vulgaris.
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