We are even convinced to try “miracle creams and solutions”, home remedies, weird regimens and even antibiotics. Accutane, the “if all else fails” antibiotic, is even advertised as an acne cure. I’ve tried Accutane twice in the past, and even THAT didn’t rid me of acne forever. So if Accutane, an incredibly potent medication, cant remove acne from my life, how can The Acne Cure’s four simple steps save the day? Why is THIS Acne Cure the real deal?

I must say, being promised the acne cure in a [...] book, intrigued me, so I picked up the book so I can review it for my website.

The main questions that instantly popped in my head were:

- Who is Terry J. Dubrow?

- Why is he confident enough to label his book the Acne Cure?

- If this cure is true, why isn’t it universally known?

The Acne Cure is described as a “groundbreaking four step program that immediately helps to improve your skin.” The Acne Cure promises a fast acting cure, regardless of the severity of your acne, with no side effects or dietary changes. Dubrow promises results in 24 HOURS and complete eradication of your blemises in six weeks or less.

Sounds too good to be true?

The Acne Cure is an extremely valuable book for one yearning to learn about their skin. It’s full of empowering ideas, skin revelations, and effortlessly communicates an authentic feel. The book starts out beautifully. Dubrow explains how magnificent and dynamic the skin is in the first chapter, “Skin.” It is in this chapter where he strongly communicates to the reader his faith in his regimen.

“Using the techniques outlined in this book, acne can be completely eliminated in 95% of all cases — even the most severe ones — in six weeks or less..”

The remaining 5 percent? I figured that five percent would consist of people who had NO success with the Acne Cure or people whose skin became worse. Wrong. Dubrow believes that 5% will experience a great reduction of their acne. Therefore, if true, it’s pretty safe to say that The Acne Cure is a book that every person with acne should own. Right?

So, you’re wondering if you should purchase this book.

Before I continue, Have you ever wondered :

If the Acne Cure is for you?

What Skin Does?

How does Acne Spread?

How to take care of your skin from the inside?

The Effect Stress Has on Acne?

How to cure acne in Black, Hispanic and Asian Skin?

Then you’re in luck. This and more is covered in the book.

My biggest gripe with the Acne Cure though is the actual step by step process used to achieve clear skin. Admittedly, I don’t use the Acne Cure — I have my own regimen that I discovered through years of trial and error — but the components that make up Dubrow’s “Cure” are products the common acne suffer has been using for years. The book is informative, but not revolutionary. The actual Acne Cure consists of Salicyclic Acid, Benzoyl Peroxide, Glycolic Acid, and a sunscreen.

What if someone’s skin does not mesh well with one of these products though? What if someone refuses to use Benzoyl Peroxide because of immense irritation? Are they excluded from trying the Acne Cure? Where are the alternatives?

I’m an advocate of a simple, quick and easy to use regimen, so the use of all of the aforementioned products daily irritates me. Personally, I know I would deviate or lack the discipline to follow this regimen everyday. Using icepacks to reduce irritation? It may sound good in theory, but I find that tedious and a bit ridiculous. If you believe that you can stick with the regimen and never break or deviate, then you should try it.

Secondly, using Dubrow’s Acne Cure requires a large amount of accuracy and dedication. His regimen is pretty lengthy, but at the same time, it’s ambiguous. His application instructions are NOT very clear, so it’s going to take a bit of re-reading on your part to fully grasp the steps required to clear your skin. It’s important that you do, so you don’t risk taking another hit to your self confidence or damage your skin any further.

Overall, The Acne Cure is a must own not because of the actual regimen inside, but the information. Reading this book has enabled me to fully understand how skin and acne works. For example, Before, I knew that popping acne was wrong, but I never knew exactly why. In one of his great revelations, Dubrow explains what happens when we pop our pimples, how the body reacts, and goes into depth about the skin’s irony : in an attempt to fight acne, the skin defense mechanism actually makes itself MORE vulnerable to spreading and infection.

Little gems like this are spread all throughout the book, so it’s a great purchase for that alone. I highly recommend this book. Buy it today.

George McCarter,

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Rating: 4 / 5