Exposed Skin Care

I remember when I was younger and had much worse acne than I do today. The basic pattern for me was this: trying different acne treatments, having it clear me up for a few days, having it dry my face out so bad that I couldn’t use it anymore, stopping the treatments, and then having my acne return even worse than before. There are so many products and so few good ones. So I looked into Exposed Skin Care to see how it compares to the other anti-acne products out there today.

How Does Exposed Skin Care Work?

Exposed Skin Care works the same way that most anti-acne treatments do. The idea behind it is that it will decrease redness and swelling, kill bacteria on the skins surface and deep in the pores, and unblock clogged pores. Of course this is what every acne treatment promises, so I decided to look into the ingredients to see exactly how it does these things.

Ingredients in Exposed Skin Care

Exposed Skin Care prides itself in the way it uses both natural and scientific ingredients to help clear up acne. The first thing that caught my eye is the fact that they use aloe vera. Even though it doesn’t have any anti-acne properties it does help with dryness and it helps soothe the skin. They also use typical ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid to help kill bacteria and unclog pores. Another thing I noticed is that Exposed Skin Care contains glycolic acid, which is used in many anti-aging creams. This ingredient is used by some dermatologists to penetrate deep into the skin and improve the skin’s appearance and texture. Since we don’t live in a crazy Benjamin Button world, they don’t make any promises about the anti-aging.

Does Exposed Skin Care Offer a Money Back Guarantee?

Exposed Skin Care is very proud of what it calls its “Money Back Double Guarantee”. They also brag that they offer the only double guarantee in the industry. They promise that if Exposed Skin Care doesn’t work for you, you can return the empty bottle to them within one year of purchase to receive a full refund minus shipping and handling. Make sure you notice that Exposed Skin Care only offers they money back guarantee on the first kit though, and don’t plan on trying it for too long before you decide to return it.

Is Exposed Skin Care Worth it?

The big question is: Is Exposed Skin Care worth the money that you will spend on it? Well, the expanded 6-piece Exposed Skin Care kit is currently selling for $59.95 on the official Exposed Skin Care website. The ingredients list is impressive and they do offer a pretty solid money back guarantee. They even brag on their website that they are better than Proactiv (which isn’t saying much if Proactiv dried out your face as much as it did mine). The bottom line for me is: Exposed Skin Care is a decent product without too much risk. It may be worth a try, but may not be for everyone.