Acne free in 3 days Review - Could It Be a Scam?

Chris Gibson’s remarkable statement in his well-known ebook has brought an immense hope in numerous sufferers mind that they will also be able to get rid of sickening acne through his “scientifically proven secrets” within 3 days. It is a courageous declaration indeed as almost all of us have suffered from acne at one point of our life and thus we can realize the demand of such revolutionary products and secrets that might have the slightest probability to remove acne. The writer of the e-book has exploited the advantage of this tremendous demand of the people for getting rid of acne very efficiently.

The book goes on describing the consequences of acnes on our life about which all of us are well aware and need not to waste our money and time by reading such materials. Moreover, the writer couldn’t suggest any miraculous drug or product that directly works for reducing acne within 3 days. For this reason, the claim of the writer in this book though seemed very challenging initially; it turns out to be a kind of scam ultimately.

The title of the book may misguide the readers as it suggests that there could be an absolute solution of acnes within a very short time. By the strong declaration in the title of “Acne free in 3 days” deceptively attracts the sufferers’ attention and they justifiably feel resentful because there is no direct solution mentioned in the book except detox diet. There is no such invention of the writer that might literally remove acnes as the book claims to be.

The e-book just illustrates on the individual’s experience of acne and an extremely restrictive way of controlling acne within 3 days. The process suggested in the book is easier said than done. There would be very few amounts of people who can follow the detox diet in the accurate way described by the writer and thus the claim of the writer’s “scientifically proven secrets” remain unproven only because the provided suggestions are not going to be followed by mass people.

As there are very few victims who are going to try such restrictive process in practice, the writer has got less probability to be proved wrong on his stand. It is very obvious that whatever the process would be, it is not possible to remove acne in 3 days because so far the most effective treatments of acne takes near two, three weeks. Though the “Acne free in 3 days” should not be considered as a direct scam, there are some elements of scamming in the book those have already been mentioned above.

If the writer could introduce something new and unknown to the readers, the book could be more interesting and knowledgeable but unfortunately there is nothing like that. Rather it is full of such advices those could not be followed by most people and it is worthless to pay 30 bucks for such a book that provides information those are available in other websites. All these refer to an ineffective hypothesis of an individual.