The Key to Clear Skin for Your Teen

(ARA) - Appearances count, as virtually any teen can tell you. Feeling confident about their appearance can help teens succeed socially and academically. Even mild acne can undermine a teen's self confidence.

"My daughter has always been particular about her appearance," says Heidi Stark of Livermore, Calif., a town just outside San Francisco. "She worries over what to wear, her hair, and whether her skin will be clear every time she goes out."

Stark's daughter used to apply creams to her face to keep blemishes away, but not anymore. Instead, she is using what many are calling the "miracle gadget" of the 21st century to make her pimples go away.

ThermaClear is a hand-held anti-acne device that uses heat technology; similar to the laser treatments you'd receive in a dermatologist's office, only on a much smaller scale, to fight mild-to-moderate acne. The device's inventor, Luiz Da Silva explains how it works: "This device generates a quick heat pulse that neutralizes the bacteria and starts the healing process."

To get the healing process started, all you have to do is place the ThermaClear device on a pimple, press the pulse button, and in two seconds you're done. Lotions and cleansers can take up to eight weeks to work and won't necessarily get rid of the pimples you already have. However, an FDA reviewed clinical study shows that ThermaClear can clear pimples in just a few days -- sometimes in as little as 24 hours.

"I was so impressed by the results, I ended up getting one for each of my three children," says Stark. In fact, she liked the product so much that she now works for the company that makes it. "I've invested my personal savings in this company. That's how much I believe in it," says Stark.


Help your son or daughter, or yourself for that matter, take control of pimples, today, by ordering a ThermaClear device for $149.95 at: www.nomorebreakouts.com. Every order is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and comes with free shipping. Copyright © 2008, ARAnet, Inc.