Biore Unclogging Scrub

Acne breakouts on the face and neck happen because of clogged pores in the skin.  How do they get blocked?  The answer is due to unhealthy products in the blood system that float up and also dirt and grime from the outside.  The unhealthy or unwelcome presence is the extra sebum produced in the body by the excessive testosterone during the puberty stage.  However, this excessive production can continue even to an adult stage.

The sebum clogs the pores from inside and the grime clogs the skin pores from outside.  So what do you do – wash your face daily with a moisturizing face wash, exfoliate it regularly, inculcate clean and healthy habits?  What if the acne still persists?  You look around to find the right treatment and the Biore Unclogging Scrub may be the answer.

Biore Unclogging Scrub claims it is a “new blue formula” that helps to clear blocked skin pores.  The scrub removes all the dirt and oil blocking your skin pores, which usually result in irreparable blemishes. Their new formula is called the “salicylic acid acne treatment.”

Salicylic acid is the main ingredient in the Biore unclogging scrub, the other ingredients are water, sodium cocyl isethionate, glycerin, glycol distearate, synthetic wax, peg-6 caprylic/capric glycerides, ethoxydiglycol, microcrystalline wax, cetyl alcohol, peg-12 dimethicone, sodium hydroxide, sodium lauroyl lactylate, acrylates/c 10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer, xanthan gum, propylene glycol, diazolidinyl urea, menthol, benzophenone-4, ferric ferrocyanide and iodopropynyl butylcarbamte.

Biore makes your skin oil free and clears your complexion by penetrating pores.  It controls the acne blemishes and prevents further acne developments.  Nonetheless, how it treats acne with all its ingredients is still to be seen.  Specially so, when the site recommends usage of Biore deep cleaning pore strips along with this product.  Is a strip safe for sensitive skin and thin skinned people?

Being a topical acne treatment cream Biore has included too many chemicals which may or may not agree with all types of skins.  Therefore I thought it prudent to mention those difficult sounding names in this review – check whether the various chemicals agree with you.  Most of the ingredients seem to be ordinary cleansing agents which definitely clear the pores.  Does that not leave the open pores susceptible to more grime and dirt?

Synthetic wax in the product can actually block the pores instead of opening and cleaning them – don’t you think so?  One or two other acne treatment products have also included fragrances in their ingredients – but what if the scent does not agree with you?  Moreover, when you are out to buy a product to treat your acne problem you pay least attention to the fragrance in it – it becomes an option you can do without.

Biore unclogging scrub comes in attractive tubes and is priced very reasonable at $6.39 for 5 oz of this cleanser.  The cream must be gently massaged on wet face and neck; finally wash it off with water.  Even after using the product twice a day, it can last for a couple of weeks and that is a plus point considering the price.

Users with sensitive skin have found this product not so useful, in fact some have complained about the harshness they felt after using it.  Some other users are absolutely satisfied with it and are contusing to use Biore unclogging scrub.  So there you are – each to his or her own.  Skin types differ from one person to another and so does the body constitution – each person is bound to react to a particular product individually.

I would go for this product because the price is less and helps to clear the pores.  You don’t lose much with one tube and the results would give you a guide to future use.  If you wish to go for Biore unclogging scrub you can visit their website and/or purchase the same from the various online stores, including Amazon