Great post about Aaron's Acne says it all

I was surfing the Internet recently when I stumbled on a blog post about www.aaronsacne.com The post mentioned that the before and after photos looked like they were of the same person (some diet before/after photos can be questionable) and that even though it took Aaron nearly 8 months to clear up his acne, that is was apparent that his acne sure worked.

Aaron set up his own acne cure after struggling with many over the counter acne products and visiting a dermatologist that wanted to put him on accutane. (Accutane is an acne drug that cost tons of money and has many dangerous side effects0

Aaron methodically created his acne cure by changing up his diet completely and adding a few cleansing fasts to rid his body of excess bacteria.

Don't take our word for it though. Go check out Aaron's Acne Cure and see for yourself how the cure works. By the way it didn't cost much more than $50 for the total cure. He also was able to get rid of some of the acne scarring that resulted from his cystic acne.

You can just throw away all those over the counter acne products you are using since they only treat the symptoms of acne and not the cause.

Acne products at the drugstore

Drugstore Dilemmas


Every time I go down the acne products aisle at the drugstore, I am drawn by all the wild claims on each of the products. This is in addition to remembering advertisements for the various products in all the magazines.

I can recall quotes from satisfied consumers and the product company--for example, "my acne disappeared in 1 day" or "Drastic improvements in 1 day only"

I know for a fact that most of these products will not work or even come close to making true their claims. I have a bathroom full of these products, along with empty pockets from paying anywhere from $10-50 per product.

So where does that leave the consumer? Have you ever returned a product that didn't live up to the claims and guarantees? Probably not very many people actually return products. The companies probably count on most people not returning product.

So, stay tuned until we find the cure-all product for acne. We'll be walking advertisements for it.