Are you sick of always feeling self-conscious about your skin every time you go out? Did you know there are ways to treat your acne and heal your skin? Most people don’t realize that their acne is actually a skin disease. Acne is simply bacteria caught in your pores. There are treatments out there that can kill the bacteria and wipe your acne away. You just need to be looking in the right place. We did some research to see if Clear Therapy contains the right ingredients to actually kill your bacteria and heal your skin.

How does Clear Therapy work?

Clear Therapy claims they use oil free products that work together in their 3-step system to fight off bacteria. They also claim you can start seeing results in just days, no matter if your trying to fight off one pimple or a full on break out. Their 3-step system contains their Clear Therapy Acne Treatment, Clear Therapy Cleansing Face Wash, and their Clear Therapy Acne Treatment Lotion and Moisturizer.  There is really only one way to see if these product can actually follow through with what they claim and that way is to look at the ingredients. 

Clear Therapy’s Ingredients?

Clear Therapy does not offer a complete ingredient list. They only show key ingredients. This makes it very hard to judge Clear Therapy’s credibility in their claims. It also is a bad sign for the consumer because when an acne product doesn’t have a complete ingredient list the buyer doesn’t know what they are really getting. They might have great key ingredients but the consumer won’t know what order those key ingredients are actually featured in; they might have a good ingredient like Tea Tree Oil but it might be the last ingredient. Also because there is no full ingredient list the rest of the product could be packed full of filler ingredients. Therefore it is important for the buyer to keep in mind the importance of being able to examine a complete ingredient list. We will just have to examine the key ingredients for now. The first key ingredient in Clear Therapy’s Facial Wash is Benzoyl Peroxide. There are some who say Benzoyl Peroxide is the ultimate, even necessary acne fighting ingredient. But after researching how it works it seems other ingredients would serve as a safer acne fighter. Benzoyl Peroxide can cause dryness and skin irritation. In fact, it can even cause burning, itching, peeling, and even swelling to sensitive skin. This is why it seems more logical to use an ingredient that can still kill bacteria but not harm the skin. However people continue to use Benzoyl Peroxide for its ability to work as a strong peeling agent. By acting as a good peeling agent, Benzoyl Peroxide is able to increase skin turnover and clear pores. This results in less bacteria in pores and therefore less acne. So in conclusion this ingredient has its pros and cons. Clear Therapy also boasts about its use of Pumice in it’s Clear Therapy Facial Wash. There is no scientific studies cited that show how Pumice is actually effective at healing the skin. Pumice stones have been used in salons to rub away dead skin but there is no research that shows pumice is good at clearing away dead skin when it is in the form of a liquid.

Is Clear Therapy Worth it?

Clear Therapy offers a 30-day money back guarantee which is an ok refund policy. There are some acne products that have 180-day money back guarantee. Having a longer refund period shows the creators have more faith in their product. In the end it’s your decision, the Clear Therapy 3 step system is about $40.