Miss Camaraderie’s Retinoic Acid Beauty Bar™

Description

• When should I use Miss Camaraderie?

  You should use Miss Camaraderie when you have acne, body acne, acne scars, light/flat stretch marks, wrinkles, keratosis pilaris, rough patches and other conditions related to the retention of dead skin cells.

• Will I experience more acne at the start of use of Miss Camaraderie?

  Maybe. There is a “purging” stage where new breakouts might occur, but continue to use the Beauty Bar and it will resolve.

  As you purge, you may notice white pus emerging as deep seated acne coming to a head, don’t be afraid to use a Kleenex and gently HELP the pus come out, do not by any means FORCE sebum out of your pores.

• What should I stay away from while using Miss Camaraderie?

  The use of products containing salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide is strictly prohibited as this may cause thinning of the skin, and impair your lipid barrier.

• How long will it take for me to see results?

  You will notice a difference within the first 5 uses.

• Will my skin peel if I use Miss Camaraderie’s Retinoic Acid Beauty Bar™

  No, but you might experience light flaking. Just use your preferred moisturizer to facilitate the cellular process.

• Can I use Miss Camaraderie if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

  Unfortunately, this product, nor any product containing a retinoid is safe for use while pregnant or while breastfeeding.

• Is Miss Camaraderie’s Retinoic Acid Beauty Bar™ FDA Approved?

  Miss Camaraderie’s Retinoic Acid Beauty Bar™ is considered a cosmetic item and as such is not under the scope of the FDA. As quoted from the FDA website: “FDA does not approve cosmetics. Examples of cosmetics are perfumes, makeup, moisturizers, shampoos, hair dyes, face and body cleansers, and shaving preparations. Cosmetic products and ingredients, and their labeling, do not require FDA approval before they go on the market. There’s one exception: color additives (other than coal-tar hair dyes). Cosmetics must be safe for their intended use and properly labeled.” That said, the actives are common and safe for use when used properly. Retinoic Acid (0.05% in the Miss Camaraderie soap) is a form of vitamin A and has the function of chemically exfoliating the skin. It is a very low concentration and should be effective at treating mild to moderate skin issues related to the retention of dead skin cells. if you have a condition such as eczema or psoriasis it is not recommended to use any products containing retinoids.