Asso Soap Acne Review

Price: $24.00

Ingredients: Poor

Consumer Rating:

Product Review:

Here comes a soap that has pieces of 24 karat gold in it. Yes, you read it right. Asso Soap is a product that claims to be able to treat acne on the surface of the skin and that it can make dramatic improvements for as early as one week. Now if you are asking why there are pieces of 24 karat gold in it, it is because this company claims that gold is a powerful ingredient to be used as an antioxidant to neutralize free radicals underneath the surface of the skin. Another claim is that this gold ingredient is able to improve collagen production and slow down damage to the elastin.

As advertised to be very effective on acne and other skin complaints, this Asso Soap is a real product despite its amusing sounding name. If you visit their website, you will see why they included gold in the formula. As what their website says, "gold's positive ions act as a powerful anti oxidant to penetrate deep into your skin. They react with free radicals to wipe away blotchiness and prevent premature aging." Science has shown that gold improves collagen growth and reduces the break down of elastin. Another thing is that gold stimulates blood flow which in turn increases cell growth, leading to healthy uniform skin. Your skin reduces wrinkles and keeps your face firm and attractive.

Aside from pure gold, Asso Soap also contains the same components of any other ordinary soap such as coconut oil, palm oil, aqualene, herb oil, vitamin C, and Glycogen.

Pros:

• Asso Soap is a trendy product that has a well-known name.
• Other ingredients included can really help the skin to be healthy
• It can last for about a month if used twice daily

Cons:

• The 24 karat gold in it is questionable whether or not it has the ability to treat acne.
• This costs almost $30 per bar.
• There is no scientific information to be found to prove the effectiveness of this product.
• It's unclear if metallic gold has any side effect on the human body

Final Thoughts

Although Asso Soap is really interesting, it is such a waste of money to spend $30 for just a bar of soap. The product should still provide a scientific data that can prove the use of this ingredient within the product. It is still not satisfactory to see that there was very little scientific information to be found to support the use of this product, even though the company does claim that they have almost 98% satisfied customers. You do have the ability to get your money back after purchasing this product, but for such an interesting product formulation, we would prefer to see detailed scientific research to prove it really does work to reduce acne in the complexion.