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(Medical-NewsWire.com, November 04, 2015 ) Birmingham, West Midlands -- Following the launch of Acne Ultra Clear in September, the natural skincare brand have been moving quickly to stand up in the beauty market against their competitors. This week, the brand have published an article on their website that explores the differences between natural and chemical acne treatments.
"We are firm believers that natural is the way to go with acne treatments but we know that not everyone feels the same way. We decided to put together an article that fairly weighs the pros and cons of both chemical and natural acne treatments." said John, Managing Director.
The article features links to a variety of sources, such as the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration), the Daily Telegraph and the SGM (Society for General Microbiology). It discusses the ingredients in both types of treatments and the benefits and risks of using them on your skin.
"We're keen for our brand to have credibility and to be seen as an honest source of information, so we intend to continue publishing informative and interesting content." continued John, "We want acne sufferers to be informed when they decide whether chemical or natural treatment is for them, so all of our content is designed to give them the information that they need."
The article, called "When Two Tribes Go To War… Chemical vs. Natural Acne Treatment" can be read here: https://www.acneultraclear.com/blog/when-two-tribes-go-to-war-chemical-vs-natural-acne-treatment/
Acne Ultra Clear is a topical acne treatment, designed for mild acne sufferers of all skin types. It is EU Certified and comes in a 50ml jar size. It is available from Amazon UK with a RRP of £17.99.
About Acne Ultra Clear
Derma Group is a organic cosmetics company, dedicated to using only natural ingredients to create effective skincare products. Their leading product is Acne Ultra Clear, a fast-acting, powerful acne treatment cream.
Acne Ultra Clear
Lyden Paul
0121 403 3934
lyden@acneultraclear.com
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