Codeage Teen Clearface Review- Does it Cause Side Effects?

Code Age supplements reviews are easy to find on Amazon, but do their teen acne vitamins actually work?

What Is Teen Clearface?

Codeage Teen Clearface is an "all in one" supplement for skin health for adolescents between the ages of 12 and 18. It's promoted as a whole foods supplement and is comprised of vegan vitamins and omega-3s, as well as minerals and probiotics.

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Ingredients

• Vitamin A
• Vitamin C
• Vitamin D3
• Vitamin E
• Niacin (vitamin B3)
  
• Zinc
• Copper
  
• Chromium
• Vegan Omega-3 (algae based rather than fish based)
  
• L-Lysine
• Probiotic blend: L. acidophilus, L. rhamnosus GG, L. casei, L. plantarum, B. bifidum
  
• Skin cleanse and detox blend: L-proline, Organic Chlorella Algae, Spiraling algae powder, Dandelion leaf extract, beetroot powder, Oregon grape root powder, Organic apple fruit powder, Organic cranberry powder, Organic elderberry powder, Organic blueberry powder.

When companies add a lot of ingredients it's not necessarily beneficial. In fact, it could decrease the effectiveness of the supplement. It's not meant to be a multivitamin and we don't think the ingredients are targeted enough for clearing acne from within.

 How To Use

• Serving size is 2 capsules and there are 30 servings per container.
  
• The capsules can be opened and poured into a drink or food if necessary.
  

Proceed with caution when taking as it is highly suggested to not exceed the recommend dose.

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Side Effects

The most common side effect is skin and acne breakouts.

A detoxification effect is common, but if skin becomes very bad the company recommends to discontinue the product.

Just like multivitamins, another common side effect is brightly colored urine, but this is nothing to be worried about.

If you have allergies or are sensitive to any ingredients in the supplement you should be careful and possibly discontinue if any reactions occur.

Gastrointestinal discomfort may occur if the dose is exceeded and you should stop taking the vitamins if this happens.

CodeAge Supplement Reviews

Customers find the nutritional supplement is a good source of vitamins for all ages. They appreciate its ease of swallowing, however, some customers dislike the taste and smell. There are mixed opinions on value for money.

Is Code Age a Good Brand?

I think they are a good brand and sell multiple supplements which people seem to like. They also offer international shipping to the UK and Australia.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Vegan ingredients.
• Fairly priced.
• Can be used by all skin types.

Cons:

• May not work in some teens.
• Side effects.
• Not targeted enough for breakouts.
  

Conclusion: Does Code Age Teen Clearface Work?

Although not marketed this way, I think it could be a beneficial multivitamin for teen growth as it contains a lot of essential ingredients. In terms of specifically helping acne, I think Acnetame is a better option for teens.