tag:vilantae.blog.co.uk,2009-11-07:/MokoFeed2009-11-07T20:06:36+01:00tag:vilantae.blog.co.uk,2008-11-11:/2007/05/11/acne_treatment_that_really_works~2253385/#c8230951Sal2008-11-11T02:23:10+01:002008-11-11T02:23:10+01:00Tara,<br> <br> I read the article that you are referring to and it seems pretty valid. It inspired me to do my own research on acne treatments based upon gender. I came across this one product called CTRL, and it is a gender specific treatment plan. Looks pretty good to me. Has any one heard of CTRL? I want to know if anyone has tried it.tag:vilantae.blog.co.uk,2008-09-17:/2007/05/11/acne_treatment_that_really_works~2253385/#c7775633Tara2008-09-17T21:09:54+02:002008-09-17T21:09:54+02:00I think the reason that most treatments treat only the cause is because of a lack of understanding of the cause and a lack of understanding of how gender effects acne and its treatment. <br> <br> I read on http://campusacnetruth.org/html/acne_gender.html guys' skin is 25% thicker than girl's skin (which would explain why most treatments don't treat the cause in guys...because it can't reach the cause)<br> <br> tag:vilantae.blog.co.uk,2008-08-02:/2007/05/11/acne_treatment_that_really_works~2253385/#c7421549Acne Treatment with Vitamins2008-08-02T12:31:58+02:002008-08-02T12:31:58+02:00I agree that good nutrition and vitamins are important to fighting acne and being healthy, but do we have any good information on just what actually helps, and how much? I mean, you should be taking your vitamins anyway, but it would be nice to know how much of what has what effect. <br> <br> Cheers.<br> <br>