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About Clear Skin Max

Clear Skin Max is a natural acne treatment specifically designed to “get rid of acne permanently.” It uses natural ingredients that supposedly get to the source of the problem to fight bacteria, moisturize the skin, and improve skin’s health. It works without a lot of the harsher chemicals like benzoyl peroxide or retinol. But the advertising is most of what makes it stand out. It’s not quite the same as most.

Clear Skin Max Claims

• Close pores to stop dirt from getting trapped
• Treat emergency spots
• Get rid of acne permanently
• Cleanse from the inside “no other system contains this”
• “Forget other half-hearted systems or single products”

There are a few things wrong with this. First of all, Accutane was the first acne pill to “work from the inside out.” But there are plenty of acne pills already selling, and realistically, there are more and more “systems” every day that use some kind of acne pill or powder.

If you really think that you are going to “get rid of acne permanently”, think again. There is no “permanent” solution, you just have to grow out of it. But you can get a treatment that can help you to prevent acne breakouts while you’re waiting. The rest is pretty standard. But what about the ingredients?

Clear Skin Max Ingredients

To be honest, Clear Skin Max does use some good ingredients. I love tea tree oil, because it has been clinically proven to eliminate bacteria and improve the health of the skin, and ingredients like hyaluronic acid moisturize the skin, preventing dryness without actually clogging the pores. And yes, the right amount of moisture is actually good for the skin.

It also has other oils like jojoba oil, which moisturizes and eliminates bacteria at the same time, and it has plenty of other ingredients that can help to improve skin’s health, strengthen skin, and fight acne at the same time.

But alas, Clear Skin Max does not have any of the right amounts. For example, tea tree oil requires about 5%, Clear Skin Max uses less than 1%. How can I tell? Because tea tree oil doesn’t even appear until the bottom of the list. Ingredients are always listed in order of highest concentration to lowest concentration! Instead, Clear Skin Max uses high concentration of fillers and preservatives, meaning nothing but side effects.

Clear Skin Max Pros

• Clinically proven acne fighters like tea tree oil
• Light moisturizers like hyaluronic acid
• Essential vitamins like vitamin E
• Powerful alpha hydroxy acids

Clear Skin Max Cons

• Does not have the clinically proven amounts
• Has a lot of nasty preservatives
• Causes more side effects than not
• Way too expensive, over $60

Clear Skin Max Conclusion

Clear Skin Max boosts itself up, pretending to be the ultimate solution to your acne fighting needs. Virtually every product does. But only one can be the best, and there are very few products that even begin to compare to the best options. Clear Skin Max is not one of those lucky few, because makers did not try.

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