Zenmed Review
History of Zenmed
Zenmed is an acne remedy that attacks the issue from all sides. Zenmed comes complete with an AHA/BHA complex, a botanical acne mask for a topical solution, cleansing capsules for an internal assault and a cleansing gel. Zenmed asserts that it is an organically engineered solution for acne. This product is meant to stimulate your skin’s natural healing processes while cleansing and removing dead tissue from the surface. This product is comprised of the ingredients glycolic acid, salicylic acid, witch hazel, and chamomile. The capsules include elements such as dandelion, chaste tree, forsythia, gardenia, honeysuckle, red dahlia, and milk thistle.
Benefits
The cleansing pill does some diuretic benefits that could assist in the removal of toxins from inside the body which could, in turn, result in some skin clarification. As for the other treatments in this system the ingredients have theoretical potential as acne eliminators. Salicylic acid and glycolic acid might be able to rejuvenate the skin and reduce the appearance of acne.
Possible Side Effects
Our main qualm with Zenmed is that it does not seem to utilize any of the potentially beneficial ingredients in the correct amounts. Salicylic acid is more successful when used in 5% or 10% increments as opposed to the 2% Zenmed employs. We haven’t found any information to lead us to believe that Zenmed can do any lasting harm but we can’t find any evidence to support that it will have the desired effect of clearing your skin either.
Conclusion
The Zenmed Cleansing System is sold at the price of $99.95 and this buys you a 30 day, or one month, supply. This is an extreme amount of money for a system of products that have been created based on theory alone. We do not recommend Zenmed at this time.
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