ClickR Total Acne Face Kit

ClickR Total Acne Face Kit is a four-product acne treatment routine produced by industry newbie, ClickR, a Massachusetts based company that was founded in 2010.  ClickR boasts results in 24 hours from “vegan” products, but is it for everyone?

Step One: Daily Dermabrasion Wash

This wash is used twice a day to gently remove dead skin cells, dirt and oils from your skin and prep it for the detoxifying and healing steps that follow.  It contains ingredients such as Aluminum Hydroxide, Ceteartyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Palmitate, grape seed extract, and oat kernel extract.

Step Two: Hot Face Mask

The mask should only be used 2-4 times a week.  It unclogs and clears pores, and is made from Bentonite (a volcanic clay), Glycerin, Titanium Dioxide, sunflower seed oil, punica grantum (pomegranate) extract, Arnica Montana Flower extract, alcohol, and citric acid to name just a few of the ingredients.

Step Three: Vanishing Mist         

This mist is sprayed onto the face after using the wash and/or the mask.  It’s made from several ingredients including witch hazel, aloe, and cucumber extract.

Step Four: Acne Face Treatment

The final step in the ClickR Total Acne Face Kit is a lotion that is applied daily to the face and neck.  It prevents future breakouts, softens skin, and contains ingredients like hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, and Jojoba seed oil.

The ClickR Total Acne Face Kit is sold for the management of acne to anyone looking for younger skin, but it’s definitely geared towards teens.  Take a look at the packaging; black and hot pink!  However, if you’re over 18 it’s still worth a shot with 70% of the users seeing improvement in their skin within 24 hours.  24 hours!  And it’s even recommended for those with sensitive skin!

Yes, the ClickR Total Acne Face Kit is a “vegan” product.  It is 100% free from any animal byproducts, but don’t confuse that with ingredients that are still in the form in which nature intended them.   There is absolutely no Benzoyl Peroxide which is a huge plus, and the majority of the ingredients are plant based or naturally derived, but the more virgin components don’t make it onto the ingredients list until you’re about half-way down – somewhere below the alcohols, peroxides, hydroxides, and dioxides.  The vague term “fragrance” is also listed on several of the products.

Cost: very reasonable.  The four-product kit is a $125 value, but you can easily find it for half that amount.