AcnEase in the News

"If you have the money and can follow the dosage regimen. I say go for it."  Just one of the many third-party, unsponsored reviews featured on Acne.org. 

Stylecaster features one of Dr. Agnes most

popular recommendations for those who want to add a powerful remedy to their

skincare regimen in order to get and keep clear skin.

"AcnEase is a product, but  isn’t just a sales tool. If you’ve heard that pineapple may be effective as an acne treatment, this blog will clear your confusion, providing this and many other helpful tips for getting healthier skin.”
- Healthline.com

Dr. Agnes & AcnEase were featured in At Home Magazine’s, Ask the Doctor with "the UK’s Dr. Oz”, Dr. Christian Jessen.  In here, Herborium’s CEO and natural medicine specialist, Dr. Agnes describes the Road Map to Breaking the Cycle of Acne.

The team at Beauty Press hosted a Spotlight Day at Midtown Loft & Terrace in New York City and put some great Beauty Brands on my radar! I thought I'd share them all with you and include some photos too.

Packing the bite of a conference and networking seminar into two sessions isn't easy, but they sure make it look like it is!

When it comes to getting rid of acne, sometimes it's better to fight the battle from within. While we have tried other internal acne fighting supplements, we were not at all pleased with the horrible side effects. But our desire to fight our acne from the inside out still remained. We were so happy to hear about this all-natural, herbal supplement. By taking a few AcnEase pills a day, you're arming your body with what it needs to treat and prevent future acne breakouts.

I
am a 43 years old and I am suffering from cursed acne lesions. I
actually never had acne as a teenager but developed mild acne because I
have an IUD. It is unfortunate that the very mild hormones in the IUD
can cause acne lesions but they do. It is one of the main side effects
of the device. I have tried several things to help heal and prevent
these lesions but to no avail. Until I decided to try out AcnEase. This
is an herbal supplement that you take several times per day and it
actually can get rid of acne lesions completely! How amazing is that? I
am so ecstatic and over-the-moon happy about this.

The formula, which is safe and causes no side effects, was developed specifically to treat the underlying causes of acne and works for adolescent and adult acne sufferers (women and man alike) with a variety of acne types.

The pills treat current outbreaks and prevent new acne from forming with a holistic, effective approach to skin health. These tablets work for all complexion types, colors, and do not discolor or irritate the skin. There are also no restrictions on sunlight exposure like there are for many traditional acne treatments.

The fact is that more than 1 out of every 2 pregnant women can expect to develop acne. And for some, acne may be severe. Using any type of medications, including acne treatments, during pregnancy presents a dilemma: the expectant mother needs to make certain the safety of the baby as well as the mother is preserved. So how do we know what’s safe and what’s not?

As we try to understand the etiology (causes) of acne, hormonal imbalance is cited as one of the most prevailing culprits contributing to this skin problem.

Both, women and men produce all three sex hormones: estrogen, testosterone and progesterone. Of course, depending upon if you are a woman or a man, your glands produce more estrogen or testosterone. If a woman produces too much testosterone (androgens), this physiologic “over-dose” may result in symptoms such as acne, too much facial or body hair (hirsutism), patterned female baldness and sometimes changes in menstruation cycle or infertility.

Soy. You’ll find it on the shelves these days in many processed goods
as an added oil (e.g. soy lecithin), or in the form of burgers, hotdogs,
and even nuggets. But you’ll also find it in health food stores, and
among widely recommended herbal products. Likewise, some say to avoid
it, and others consider it part of a healthy diet or even the foundation
of a vegan or vegetarian diet.

We all mess up sometimes. That’s life. But since your skin is the largest organ of your body, and a vulnerable one at that, it’s best to know what good things you can do to it, and what skincare no-no’s may eventually turn into bad habits that take a mighty toll on your skin.

Before we start, did you know that acne breakouts do not come from what you put on your skin and therefore cannot be treated by topical products? Most acne may be traced to fluctuations in hormone levels, especially androgens (male hormones, also known as testosterone), and their power to over stimulate sebaceous glands. As acne results from inflammation caused by sebum-clogged hair follicles (pores)  and bacteria, ruling out the factors that cause overproduction of sebum is very important. If you want to break the acne cycle, you need to help the body to balance itself and stop over stimulating the sebaceous glands.