There are more than 240 acne meds and thousands of skincare products promising clear and beautiful skin—so why are we still talking about acne?
The global acne industry is set to hit $15.7 billion by 2030.
In the U.S., it’s rising from $5.28B to $7.27B in the same timeframe.
I find this completely unacceptable.
In my opinion, that is proof that the Dermatology, Esthetics, and skin care industries don’t understand what acne really is or how to make it go away. It’s also a great way to bully clients into believing they need to be dependent on products that they don’t actually need. If they actually understood it, this market would be shrinking, not exploding.
Parents are being sold to and teens are paying the price with diminished confidence as their acne continues to linger.
I’m here to change that.
A Dose of Truth Serum About Your Body
it does not function on trends - despite the marketing gurus’ claims
it is designed to heal itself - remember your cut that bled , scabbed over, then disappeared while you were asleep?
it does not have wrinkles or a loss of elasticity due to a lack of poison that will keep your face frozen in place - did you know that when someone is in a coma, physical therapy will come into your room and exercise your body for you so it doesn’t atrophy-- well isn’t that an interesting little tidbit?!
you don’t have a headache due to a lack of headache meds in your bloodstream, the headache is a message from your body - like when your gas light or check engine light comes on -- it’s letting you know your car needs attention. Your body is so much smarter than your car!
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Acne will heal without products, meds, and harsh protocols - acne is a medical issue, not a beauty issue - it’s the body’s method of letting us know that it needs things to change, sooner than later