Acne/Pimple Control

USDA Certified Organic

Powerful Medicine

Made in the USA

Doctor Recommended

Acne Pimple Control is the only organic medicine on the market to treat acne, pimples, zits and seborrhea. This natural acne treatment is to be applied topically and delivers a profound healing effect upon application. Previously known as Acne No More, it is now registered medicine with the FDA with certified organic ingredients per the USDA. It features our famous healing action of combining two complimentary actions in one. Certified organic homeopathic drugs noted in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States for treating acne are blended with certified organic botanicals to soothe damaged skin.

The lipophilic formula absorbs deep into skin tissue, where it works on a cellular level to effectively treat acne and help soothe damaged skin. This product works time after time. Results are backed by our 1-year money back guarantee.

This treatment to get rid of acne and pimples is one of a kind, combining the power of homeopathy with soothing botanicals. The homeopathic treatments work systemically to help the body naturally clear acne. The added botanicals have soothing and cleansing properties, which promote healthy skin. These added botanicals expand and support the action of the homeopathics.

This is a proprietary formula manufactured and distributed only by Forces of Nature.

Active Ingredients:

Silicea* 6X, Calendula Officinalis* 6X * Certified Organic

Inactive Ingredients:

French Cupressus Sempervirens*, Mediterranean Rosmarinus Verbanone*, French Lavandula Super*, Himalayan Cymbopogon Martini*, Australian Melaleuca Alternifolia*, Madagascar Pelargonium Graveolens* * Certified Organic

Directions

Wash hands and face with warm soapy water. Moisten cotton ball, add 2-3 drops of product, gently rub over all areas of acne. Can also be applied neet directly from the bottle. Repeat process three times per day.

Warnings

Some individuals may be sensitive to essential oils. Begin with a small drop to determine if the product causes any increased redness or irritation and discontinue use if it irritates your skin.

For external use only. If accidental ingestion of more than several drops, and adverse reaction occurs, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center. Do not apply to the eyes. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use. Not for use on children under age of 3. Keep all medicines out of the reach of children.

Stop use and consult a doctor if condition worsens, or consult a doctor if symptoms show no improvement after 7 days.

I have always had a very good skin, people used to say it seemed like porcelain. But after turning 40 I started having spots and they never disappeared no matter what I did. I tried with diet, all kinds of skin products, also brand stuff and treatments suggested by my dermatologist. But no way out, until I tried the Forces of Nature's Acne/Pimple Control. My skin has changed in just one week.

Everybody around me has noticed it, even at work. The spots are gone and my skin is brighter.

It is not a miracle it is just a great natural product! I use the soap 2 times a day, in the morning and before to go to bed. When I take off my makeup with the soap the skin feels really cleansed and ready for a nourishing cream.

My skin seems reborn. Thanks a lot!

- Monica Franceschi, Italy

My daughter has been treated for acne for two years without results. We decided to do a test. I had her apply Acne Control to the left side of her face and her antibiotic cream to the right side. After a week, the results were astounding! The left side of her face is healing and - the skin looks healthy and pink, while the right side continues to be full of pimples. I work in the medical field and have much faith in modern medicine, so this is quite remarkable to me.

- Marjorie Knight St Paul, Minnesota

I use your Acne/Pimple Control treatment for a chronic case of acne I have experienced for years. I applied it 3 times a day as instructed on then and they clear up the next day i wake up it really is a god send. Thank you so much!

- Alli Miami, USA

What is Acne?

Acne is a skin condition that occurs from overproduction of oil (sebum) by the oil glands of the skin. Although acne is often associated with teenagers, it can affect people from ten to adults well into their 40's. Women often develop acne in their mid to late 20's, even if they never had breakouts prior. Acne can appear as whiteheads, blackheads, pimples (zits), pustules or cysts.

What causes acne?
Acne occurs wherever there are overactive oil (sebaceous) glands on the skin. This oil (sebum) is a natural substance for lubricating and protecting the skin. When overactive oil glands produce too much sebum, it blocks the sebaceous gland openings, causing an oil buildup underneath. In turn, this oil stimulates an overgrowth of bacteria.

Although acne is not caused by a bacterial infection or poor hygiene, a bacterium makes the situation worse. The bacterium Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) is a normal part of the skin's surface, protecting skin from harmful bacteria invasion. But when there is too much oil, the P. acnes grows inside the blocked pore. Once inside, P. acnes produces chemicals altering the sebum's composition. This irritates the skin and causes inflammation.

What are acne symptoms?
Inflammation near the skin's surface produces a pustule. Deeper inflammation results in a papule (pimple). Even deeper inflammation results in a cyst. If the oil accumulates melanin (pigment that gives skin its color) or becomes oxidized, the oil changes from white to black, and the result is a "blackhead." Contrary to a common myth, blackheads are not dirt caused by poor hygiene.

How can I reduce acne?
The three causes of acne are excess oil, clogged pores, and bacteria. Choosing cosmetics that do not clog pores, cleansing pores regularly to prevent oil buildup, and maintaining a healthy diet all contribute to acne reduction.

Some believe genetics, stress, hormone fluctuations, certain foods, or drugs may exacerbate acne. Although they may see an increase in acne outbreaks, none of these factors are proven to cause acne.