Proactive
I have long seen the infomercials for Proactive and other solutions to help with acne. I have never had a real problem with acne, so thought nothing of them and thought it was strange to buy something like that without seeing a dermatologist first. Later a friend of mine became obsessed with this product and forked out a fortune, for something I couldn’t see a noticeable difference with. I am curious to know if this product and similar solutions really work, or if a professional is the only way to see a real change. Recently as I was walking through the mall I noticed a new vending machine. Rather than the normal candy bars and snack foods, this was selling Proactive. Double take. I laughed with my company wondering who would possibly buy a medical treatment out of a vending machine. There we have it, someone walked right up, swiped their card, and walked away with the latest and greatest acne treatment. I was a little taken a back and came home to investigate it more. Not only was I amazed how many high end products are now offered in vending machines, but the overwhelming excitement that this acne treatment can now be found all over with an incredible ease of purchase.