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Acne-fighting collection aims to clear problem skin
Control Corrective Skincare Systems offers its “Control Acne” collection.
Control Corrective Skincare Systems offers its “Control Acne” collection, which includes a Medicated Pumice Wash; Exfo Tonic; Acne Treatment Cream; Clear Med 5%; Clear Med 10%; O2 Med; Sulfur Calming Mask; Acne Spot Treatment; Essential Acne Care Kit; and Blemish Control Starter Kit. The product line works to unclog pores, heal blemishes, soothe inflammation, banish bacteria and fade post-acne hyperpigmentation. Together, the products work to treat acne and prevent future breakouts.
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