eXposed skin care : Acne Treatment Serum

I am not sure why this is the only Exposed product that is reviewed - I have tried them all with mixed results. I am also shocked to see any positive reviews of this product. IMHO it is the least effective product of the entire line. I experienced 'ok' results with the cleanser - it didn't leave my skin feeling like it had a layer on it, like some other cleansers do. The tonic was useless (I had zero results and my skin felt dry every time I used it) - so I held out great hope for this specific product after reading reviews. I started using it and I swear it made my skin worse. I broke out like never before with cysts that were large, inflamed, red, painful. It was AWFUL. I did some research on the ingredients and found out that the tea tree oil clogs can clog pores like crazy, which is what has happened to me, causing even more breakouts. Not sure why an anti acne company would purposely add a clog poring ingredient to their product. I know some products are trendy for marketing, so maybe thats why. I don't have to buy it now that I know better though. My only real improvement in the last 10 years has come recently when I started using the Ninja brand. I did some research and they really try and avoid those clogging oils which my skin must be extra sensitive to. 6 months in and the results compared to when I did Exposed for 3 years are stunning. I have clear skin' finally. Again, I can't really understand why everyone thinks Exposed is so great - my skin was NEVER clear with it but I stayed with it because it was the only thing I knew. I guess I just thought I was a hopeless case and stuck with acne forever. Thank god I was wrong.

I have been using the Exposed Skin range for some years now and I am loosing faith in them. My skin is in exactly the same condition as when i started using the products. I follow the skin care directions and use the prescribed products twice daily and very little has changed, except my bank account has heaps less money in it. Unfortunately it's all marketing, you're better off rinsing with sea salt diluted in water and putting tea tree oil on the spots, and saving your money for professional treatments.