Proactiv Solutions 29.95 And Murad Acne Complex Kit 29.99: Which to Choose?

A Comparison of Two Major Adult Acne Skin Care Product Formulas

With thousands of products on the market right now that are designed to specifically treat acne, one can understandably be clueless about where to turn. There is the regular, over the counter, grocery store type of stuff like Noxzema and Oxy. There's the prescription stuff like Retin-A and Accutane. And then there is the mail order stuff that we see on TV. How do we know what is right for our particular skin? It has come to my conclusion that the answer to this question can only be determined by trial and error, but to help educate readers on the specific brand names, what they stand for, and how they work, I have done some research, to first look at the last group of products, the one's sold on late night television. And after viewing the commercials and their website, talking to others, and having a personal experience with them, here is what I have discovered when comparing two of the most popular adult acne skin care prevention regimes available today, through mail order only, Proactiv Solution, 29.95, and Murad Acne Complex Kit , 29.99.

Proactiv Solution, 29.95, and the Murad Acne Complex Kit, 29.99, are both a series of related adult acne skin care products that were developed particularly to prevent and treat acne and blemishes. Although the two groups of products use completely different ingredients, the way they work as well as the inventing doctors' goals behind the product, I found, were very similar in nature.

Proactiv Solution , 29.95 was invented by two women, Dr. Katy Rodin and Kathy Fields, who met in dermatology school at Stanford University and after many years of discussing a plan to help today's society cope with inevitable acne problems, eventually met back up to open a clinic and sell the Proactiv formula. The Murad Acne Complex Kit, 29.99, just one in his long line of self titled brand products, is the child of Dr. Murad, a Dermatologist, Pharmacist and Associate Professor of Dermatology, UCLA. After seeing several thousand patients at his dermatological practice in El Segundo, California, Murad had direct insight into how the skin works and how to prevent the acne breakouts from occurring.