A US senator from Connecticut is urging regulators to recall and suspend sales of popular acne treatments that earlier this year were found to contain dangerous levels of a cancer-causing ...

Professors from Yale and Long Island universities and a team from Valisure, a Connecticut-based laboratory, tested 111 benzoyl peroxide (BPO) acne products, including Proactiv and Clearasil.

(Bloomberg) -- Hand sanitizers were tainted by benzene. Sunscreens and dry shampoos too. Now acne treatments are joining the ...

A US report highlighted that “high levels” of benzoyl peroxide in acne treatment products can form benzene, a carcinogen.

Dozens of acne creams—including popular brands like Proactiv and Clearasil—were recently found to contain high levels of benzene, a cancer-causing chemical. And this isn't the first time.

While the difference in acne reduction among brands wasn't statistically significant, the difference in price was. AcneFree costs about half what you'd pay for Proactiv, and Oxy Maximum was the ...

Beyond that, I don’t see how spiro would be useful to you, specifically. It seems your only active zit at the time of ...

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It is also hypoallergenic and formulated with non-toxic and non-irritant ingredients. Proactiv 3 Step Acne Treatment includes a benzoyl peroxide face wash, a repairing acne spot treatment and an ...

In our experience, Proactiv Cleanse is a great choice for anyone struggling with acne. The benzoyl peroxide formula is powerful, yet gentle enough to use every day, and the exfoliating beads help ...

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A U.S. senator from Connecticut is urging regulators to recall and suspend sales of popular acne treatments that earlier this year were found to contain dangerous levels of a cancer-causing chemical.