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The Jessica Simpson Acne Lie

Do You Really Think Jessica Simpson Used ProActiv to Cure Her Acne?

By Johnny Moon, published Jan 23, 2007
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Jessica Simpson is paid millions of dollars for her endorsement of ProActiv products. Before she signed her endorsement deal with ProActiv she stated publicly that she cured her acne through prescription Accutane an extremely powerful internal medication that stops the production of excess oil which causes acne.

This is a very important point. Accutane works internally. Topical products are not effective in fighting acne because you have to stop acne at it's source. Having acne does not mean your skin is dirty. One person can clean their face 100 times a day and still have a horrible case of acne and another person can take just one shower a month and have no acne.

Unfortunatly millions of people continue to waste a lot of money on ineffective "acne treatments" that do nothing but irritate the skin. Topical treatments do not work. I think most people that have suffered from acne for years already know this at some level but don't want to admit it because they think it's their only chance. That's what the topical acne treatment industry counts on. Desperation. I know that I suffered from acne for years and continued to buy the creams and the pads and all of the rest of that garbage even though I never saw any real results from it. If anything they seemed to make things worse by irritating my skin.

The fact is there are alternatives to useless topical "acne medications" and I don't mean just prescription Accutane.

Accutane while extremely effective does require a prescription and it has many side effects. It is also is usually only prescribed in very bad cases of acne so if you have a light case (one or two pimples/zits at a time) you will probably not be able to get accutane. Because of these reasons I do not recommend acne unless you have an extremely bad case.

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I would get so F****** pissed when i would see that commercial! I tried proavtive. it DOES NOT work. and when i see Jessica Simpson talking about how it cleared her acne.. ew i wanted to punch her. thank you for this. its about time someone knows this too..

Posted on 08/08/2008 at 3:08:53 PM

 
trust doctors, not celebrities or bloggers.

Posted on 05/07/2008 at 3:05:17 PM

 
Great Information I was about to get Proavtiv for my brother and me, this sure dues help, I'll be showing him this when he gets home from school! It's about time people have started to question things and become aware of this kind of crap! Thank God for the Internet!

Posted on 01/11/2008 at 12:01:09 PM

 
There's supposed to be a link to www.B5AcneTreatment.com in this article but AC has been a bit lame about taking links out of articles. That's the place to find out more about B5 vitamins for acne treatment: www.B5AcneTreatment.com

Posted on 12/18/2007 at 10:12:29 AM

 
Jesus moses you saved me from buying that Proactiv crap. Thanks!

Posted on 08/19/2007 at 11:08:00 PM

 
I agree that there are multiple causes actually. Vitamin B5 seems to work best on overly oily skin. If your cause is a dairy allergy it may not work so well. And yes I definitly feel that acne is caused by internal factors which is my main point really. It's the topical medications/pads/cleansers that are the huge waste of time. Acne is not caused by dirty skin! That's the big misinformation put out there because it helps these companies sell all of these products.

Posted on 01/29/2007 at 3:01:00 PM

 
Vitamin B5 as an acne treatment? Very interesting. I honestly think that there are several causes of acne. The small amount of acne that I experience is caused by a milk allergy. As soon as I slip up and start consuming dairy, here come the zits. Also, one naturopathic theory about the cause of acne is that there is inner toxicity, which makes sense, since the skin the largest organ from which we excrete toxins.

Posted on 01/29/2007 at 2:01:00 PM

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