ACNE
NeoGenesis skin care products support acneic skin, rebalancing and restoring the skin’s pH and natural sebum production.
BENEFITS
- Balances oil production
- Calms the skin to minimize breakouts
- Minimizes the appearance of pore size
- Restores skin tone and texture
RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS
PROTOCOL | Twice Daily
- Cleanse the skin with NeoGenesis Cleanser
- Apply Recovery serum to the face and neck, including around the eye area
- Apply Mandelic Acid 8% or Salicylic Acid Gel (once daily for the first 2 weeks, if needed can incorporate twice daily. Salicylic Acid Gel can be used as a spot treatment for affected areas)
- Apply Light Moisturizer or Barrier Renewal Cream, both can be used on acneic skin
- Wear a chemical free sunscreen during the day. Mineral powder sunscreens can be beneficial for acneic skin types
- Spray MB-1 on to skin after all other products have been applied
- 1-2 times a week use Volcanic Ash Mask for a gentle, mineral rich exfoliation
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ACNE
Acne occurs when the hair follicles under the skin become plugged with oil and dead skin cells, which results in skin that may be inflamed or non-inflamed. Either of these conditions may cause pimples, pustules, whiteheads, blackheads, and cysts.
If you have acne-prone skin, the first step is using a gentle cleanser without sulfates. NeoGenesis Cleanser can be used on all skin types and all skin conditions, leaving the skin clean and nourished, without stripping the skin. Use our Cleanser twice daily.
After Cleanser, Recovery serum, abundant in S²RM® technology, is perfect to naturally restore balance within the skin. Using Recovery twice a day after cleansing will help to quickly restore the skin, reducing the chances that scarring will occur.
Next apply Mandelic Acid 8% or Salicylic Acid Gel (once daily for the first 2 weeks, if needed can incorporate the use twice daily. Salicylic Acid Gel can be used as a spot treatment for affected areas). Our recommendation is alternate the use of each acid to help keep irritation at a minimum.
People who have acneic skin often steer clear of moisturizers, worrying that they will make their skin worse. Acne-prone skin doesn’t need oil, however, it does need hydration. Hydrated skin is a must for healthy skin. Keeping it hydrated will not trigger more oil production. Aggressively treated skin often appears oily and dehydrated at the same time. This will signal the hormones to produce more oil, keeping the problem ongoing. A light application of our Light Moisturizer or Barrier Renewal Cream may be used as needed after Recovery for any dry areas.
Follow with a chemical-free sunscreen during the day.
Complete your skincare routine with NeoGenesis MB-1 spray. It will help restore balance to the skin surface, which may mitigate breakouts and irritation.
Check out our blog: Products for Blemish Prone Skin to learn more.
WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY
“Amazing serum!! I use this morning and night on my face and neck. Recommended by Morgan to help with my skin recovery from breakouts. The benefits are amazing, redness has faded, my deeper lines are softer and(…)
“NeoGenesis is so miraculous it makes my skin glow. The Recovery keeps my skin clear from breaking out and the Skin Serum plumps my skin! Amazing!” ~ CDP
“I have been dealing with acne since puberty. I am prone to stress, and breakout, but now the breakouts clear up much faster. I’m feeling excited that I can see a huge difference and my skin is getting clearer and more smooth.” – TM
I have tried so many expensive, high end skincare products to improve my skin especially now that I am 50 years old and my skin has changed dramatically due to hormonal changes: very dry, very sensitive but(…)
“I struggle with hormonal acne and have tried every acne product under the sun and got little relief. I started using Recovery and discontinued my use of all other products to really see if it was going to work.(…)
“This serum is one of my go-to serums now, it is gentle on my skin when I do get some inflamed acne. I also love that it helps with the PIH that is so common with all types of acne.” – SB