Acnetix Review

Price: $39.99

Ingredients: Average

Consumer Rating:

Product Review:

AcneTix is an acne treatment that claims to clear acne 99.7% in 7 days. The product contains a number of herbal and natural ingredients that are supposed to make your skin perfect in a fraction of the time that other products take. The product also claims to be environmentally friendly by requiring less packaging and using bigger bottles. They say that “In rare cases results may take 2-3 weeks.”

How Does Acnetix Work?

There are tons of ingredients used in Acnetix acne treatment. When mixed together they are supposed to clear acne and smooth the skin. The company also claims it reduces redness and irritation.

Ingredients Include: Purified water, aloe vera, liquid glycerin soap, herbal extracts of white willow, chaparral, green tea, gotu kola, alfalfa and rosemary, walnut shell, msm, oat flour, Redmond clay, witch hazel, flax meal, vegetable glycerin, jojoba oil, castile flake, avocado oil, allantoin, carbomer, preservative, xanthan, honey, tea tree oil, lavender oil, jasmine, camellia oil, vitamin a (retinol palmitate), carrot seed oil, sweet orange oil, bergamot, juniper oil, green tea extract, vitamin E oil, natural color and fragrance.

The Acnetix cleanser works by seeping into your skin and killing bacteria and preventing excess oil build up. It lifts dirt from the pores and rinses away down the drain. The oils and extracts claim to boost clarity. In addition, allantoin is a chemical compound that is often found in the urine of cows. Is that something you want on your face?

Pros:

• Acnetix is a natural product, which will likely reduce irritation.
• The company states that there is a guarantee.
• This Acnetix product comes in a huge 12 ounce bottle, which is a significant amount since most face wash cycles only use a quarter of an ounce or much less. Depending on how often you wash your face, this bottle could easily last over a year. The website claims it lasts 4 months, however.

Cons:

Acnetix contains a number of oils. While some essential oils are beneficial to the skin, too many is counterproductive in treating acne. The website for the company also looks unprofessional and they “claim” that the product is going to sell out then be sold on eBay for nearly triple the original value. This sounds suspicious, so beware.

Logic says that if a product clears your skin amazingly fast in just 7 days, why do you need a giant 12 ounce bottle?

Final Thoughts

Acnetix may not be worth the money spent. There are better acne products out there that work similarly, but also have less than 35 ingredients. Even though Acnetix is natural, it does contain a hefty list of ingredients that may be less effective when combined with each other. The website does seem a bit off and there are many errors on the sales page that point to a SCAM sign. Joking aside, AcneTix is probably worth passing up. There are much better acne treatments on the market and they are certainly not from this company.