Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Jack Black 3-In-1 Clear Complexion Solution: Razor Bump And Acne Treatment Review

Jack Black 3-In-1 Clear Complexion Solution: Razor Bump And Acne Treatment
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I've had a life-long struggle with acne, and shaving only makes it worse. Even a regimen of Accutane back in the early 90s failed to completely banish zits from my life. To top it off, my skin is sensitive and my beard is rough so I have to baby my skin to avoid post-shaving breakouts. Last month I began using three Art of Shaving products to grease my Gillette Fusion Proglide Power Razor, 1-count Package, but I also wanted a salicylic acid astringent to fight acne because I juggle plenty of lotions. The Jack Black Clear Complexion Solution fits the bill, and I can't remember the last time my face has looked so smooth and blemish-free.
After a post-shave warm-water rinse I apply the Jack Black astringent to my dry face with a cotton ball. The Jack Black website recommends that you wait a half-hour after shaving before using the Clear Complexion Solution, but I don't have that much spare time in the morning. Therefore I put it on a couple of minutes later, right before using the The Art of Shaving After-Shave Balm - Unscented 3.4 oz. Since my scalp also breaks out even though I don't shave it I also use the solution to help tame these blemishes. So far it seems to be doing the trick (FYI: at night I use a 10% benzoyl peroxide lotion on my face, neck, and scalp).
I've been wary of astringents in the past (like witch hazel) because they tended to sting and seemed impotent when it came to dealing with acne. But the Jack Black Clear Complexion Solution actually feels decent, and combined with my Art of Shaving products it has really helped my face cope with daily shaving. I suppose that Jack Black would prefer that I exclusively use their brand, but if I can cobble Toshiba, Oppo, and Denon components into a decent entertainment system then I can certainly mix shaving products. By the way, the Jack Black and Art of Shaving websites both have good information about shaving in general and the specific use of their respective lines.
UPDATE 11/24/10: I should have obeyed the directions and not tried to use this product so soon after shaving because as time went on my skin began to show signs of irritation. Therefore, I switched back to using a small amount of moisturizing lotion containing salicylic acid in conjunction with the the Art of Shaving Balm. But I still apply the Jack Black solution to the rest of my head (I keep my hair short, but I don't shave my scalp) and chest in the morning and my break-outs have reduced, so I recommend it for use in that manner.

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with 2% Salicylic Acid and Green TeaThis unique, oil-free solution helps put an end to painful razor bumps, as well as treat acne blemishes. It also acts as a superior astringent for oily and acne-prone skin. A powerful combination of 2% Salicylic Acid and Lactic Acid exfoliate the top layer of dead skin cells, unearthing the skin-trapped facial hairs that can cause razor bumps and dissolving the pore-clogging facial oils that can cause acne or blackheads. Contains effective hydrating and soothing ingredients to effectively counteract dryness and irritation.The PureScience® formula locks in nature's best using certified organic ingredients with no fragrance, parabens or colorants. Vegan. Dermatologist tested. What's in it? 2% Salicylic Acid dissolves the top layer of dead skin cells and facial oils that can trap hair and block pores. Lactic acid exfoliates, smoothes and softens skin. Hyaluronic Acid soothes skin and provides oil-free hydration to help counteract dryness and irritation. Certified Organic Green Tea works as an antioxidant to help protect skin against free-radical damage. Certified Organic Chamomile, Aloe and Willowherb help calm skin and reduce redness.

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