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The Product

This acne formula by Gibson is like no other acne treatment product; it is not actually a chemical composition like the others. It is not a capsule, a gel or a cream; it is a book, with a set of instructions to follow to cleanse your system. The book is reputed to work, if the methods prescribed by Gibson in it are followed religiously. The book specifies a three-day detoxification diet that will help wash your system of free radicals responsible for acne growth. Acne Free in 3 Days is short and easy to read and the instructions are clear enough. The book, prescribed topical medications that one needs to use to flush the system. The medications’ cleansing power not only helps rid the system of acne-related substances, it also works to remove other disease causing substances; thus, you have an overall healthiness.

The manufacturer

The book is written by Chris Gibson, a holistic health and beauty expert. He has written other books on health and beauty. Some of these are Weight Loss By The Numbers, No More Moles, Warts, or Skin Tags, among others. An advocate of the herbal option to healthy living, Gibson has been able to change people’s approach to and perception of healthy living. A skin care line called Ginale had also been launched by Chris. This author is also involved in speaking engagements on healthy living, and his views are sometimes sought on beauty and health care products. He regularly reviews other health products and work with dermatologists. He co-founded Universal Marketing Media, Inc., a publishing firm. With over 20 years experience in the health and beauty industry, Gibson, no doubt, is an authority.

Why it works well

The feedbacks on the efficacy of the instructions contained in the book are mixed. Many have paid glowing tribute to the book and how it has helped them in their fight against acne. As long as the methods prescribed in the book are followed for three days, there are reported cases of impressive results. The book is in everyday simple language, devoid of jargons, and it is a very slim book. You are spared the time and effort to sieve through tonnes of irrelevances as the book gives its instructions and directions in brief and concise language. So, one can actually pick the book and start immediately to put to practice the instructions. By following the instructions, you can actually reduce oiliness of the skin and eventually the swelling.

However, some say the book is too short, and they would have wished it contains additional information on how to prevent acne. Others say the passages on the author are too word and lengthy. Some also complain about the rigidness of the method; they feel there is no margin for error, which makes it hard for some to follow, particularly if you are not highly discipline. Generally, the recommendations in the book work, if followed as directed.

If the positive reviews are anything to go by then at $39.95, the book is moderately priced. It comes with extra bonus of freebies when purchased and is money-back guaranteed.