Orovo Acne Review

Orovo Acne is a product that claims to reduce oil produced by the body, as well as flush your body of toxins and pollutants. It also claims to reduce future breakouts by restoring vitamins and minerals to the body. Orovo is taken in pill form and must be used 3-6 times per day depending on how severe your acne is. It also claims to aid in weight loss and magically reduce wrinkles. This product claims to target the acne from the inside of your body to the outside.

How Does Orovo Acne Work?

The product contains an exceptionally long list of vitamins. In general the ingredients are good ingredients but may not provide any significant results as claimed.

Orovo Acne “works” by increasing antioxidants and nutrients in your body. The herbal supplements are each designed to do something special, but no evidence is available. The acne cleanser and topical treatment are also recommended by the company to provide the absolute best results. The Orovo website does not list any of the ingredients contained in the facial scrub or topical gel.

Pros:

• The Orovo Acne pill contains a wide variety of nutrients.
• The cleanser exfoliates, and the topical gel supposedly heals acne and scars.

Cons:

While the Orovo pills do contain a long list of herbal supplements, and nutrients, that doesn’t necessarily mean its going to work for you. Some people cannot easily tolerate such large amounts of those herbs. You also have to take up to 6 pills each day, meaning you are probably getting many times the recommended dose of such things. In addition, certain medications may interfere with using these Orovo Acne pills. Some people are also allergic to things listed on the ingredients list, which can cause serious internal problems.

The major problem with Orovo acne is that each bottle only lasts 15 to 30 days. This is a very small supply for a person suffering from severe acne, and it isn’t likely to do them any good. The company also makes hefty claims that this pill magically reduces wrinkles, and helps people shed fat. It doesn’t help that the full system (face wash, topical gel) is extremely expensive.

Final Thoughts

Orovo Acne makes big claims but it doesn’t have any evidence supporting the “facts” offered to users on the website. Sadly this product probably isn’t very worthy of your time or money. A whole month would cost over $100, and for that cost you could get a much better system for an entire year. In the end, any results you see are probably due to the topical gel and cleanser – not the pills which surprisingly cost the most.