Help:clear skin, will it work?

Although I have never suffered from acne and rarely get breakouts I know plenty of people who have. I have seen first hand how much it can affect their confidence, the way they live and ultimately who they are.

My brother in his late teens developed severe acne, he tried absolutely everything going to banish the spots.He took every tablet, tried all topical treatments and even resorted to using a facial tanning machine (not recommended) to get some UV rays at home.

Nothing helped, his acne didn't get any better and as a last resort with the advice from his dermatologists he was given a course of Roaccutane to take.

Roaccutane is an extremely harsh drug given to people with the severest of acne cases to prevent excess sebum production. It is so strong that certain cancer patients are given it to kill the rapidly dividing cells and it can cause some pretty awful side effects (some patients become suicidal and majorly depressed).

Luckily he had none and his acne did clear up eventually but maybe your currently in a similar situation? You've tried most acne treatments but nothing has worked and your considering the harsher drugs like Roaccutane?

Help:clear skin with the exclusive Bedcrumb purse.

Have you ever given food supplements a go? Really cleansed from the inside to improve your skin's condition?

I know there are a bizillion on the market right now and help:clear skin is one of them but the thing that stands out for me is that help:clear skin is 100% natural, has NO side affects and is clinically proven to improve the skin after three weeks of use.

Which coincidentally I will be putting to the test!

Well not me personally but my guinea pig for the next three weeks, Anias, a brave friend (for posing with zero slap) and a qualified beautician.

Anias has suffered from breakouts and uneven skin tone as long as she can remember so she will be taking help:clear skin twice daily and updating me on her progress.

I have to say after researching the brand it does look very promising, medical trials have shown that acne sufferers saw a whopping 95% decrease in inflammation within just two months.

I really recommend taking a look at the Works with Water website if your considering investing in supplements to treat your skin, there's a lot of information on how and why it works.

As far as skin supplements go Help:clear skin isn't cheap, a week's pack costs £14.79 and a month's supply is currently £49.99 but with the added bonus of 10 free sachets and a free designer purse to keep them in.

The quirky and girly essentials bag was designed by up and coming boutique fashion brand, Bedcrumb and is free with every months supply ordered online at the moment.

Help:clear skin is also available to buy at Tesco, Asda and Waitrose.

I'll update you in a week on my testers progress if I can convince her to pose sans make-up again!!

Have you ever tried a skin supplement? Did they work?
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