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On this website critics examine a number of popular health and beauty products available on the market today. The information presented on the site about each of the products assessed has been obtained from publicly available sources. Those critics and this web site are sponsored by Rauscher | Bekke, manufacturers of Dermapril-SP. The information on this website is intended to inform and educate consumers. OverviewDDF, which stands for Doctor's Dermatologic Formula, is a maker of skin care products that has been on the scene for a while now. Founded in 1991, the DDF labs were pioneers in creating scientifically tested skin care products. DDF has come up with a three-part approach to achieving all-around healthy skin. The steps are Cleanse, Protect and Treat. With that philosophy in mind, you will see that DDF offers a range of 4-5 products in each category, with each product formulated to work well with different skin types. DDF products are available conveniently over-the-counter, a distinction that sets them apart from other potent skin care systems that feature similar active ingredients. DDF offer several pre-selected treatment regimens, including one designed to fight wrinkles and one designed to combat acne. The product's comprehensive approach makes sense, since DDF labs were founded by the noted Dermatologist Dr. Howard Soble, M.D. who was soon joined by the nutritional consultant Elaine Linker. Their goal was to formulate and effective and balanced alternative to invasive skin care treatments like collagen injections and Botox. The company still aims to provide a high level of consumer education, as well as cater to the spa community. The official DDF website offers a free newsletter that goes into detail regarding comprehensive skin overall skin care. Product DetailsThe DDF line includes many different products specifically formulated to treat a wide range of conditions. Products include treatments for acne, wrinkles, sensitive skin, sun damage, hyperpigmentation and damaged skin. As the company philosophy would dictate, there are both preventative and restorative creams for treating damaged skin. One of DDF's most popular products is their Acne Tackle Box. This epitomizes the three level approach of cleaning, preventing and repairing. The Acne Tackle Box consists of three different products: a foaming cleanser, a protective SPF 15 cream and a benzoyl peroxide gel. The products can be purchased separately, but the company recommends incorporating all of them into your daily cleansing routine and, with this in mind, the kit is offered at a significant discount when compared to purchasing products separately. Unlike other skin care treatments, DDF does not seem to have a single unifying active ingredient, making it difficult to evaluate what is going into a specific product. The Good
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The Bottom LineThe sheer number of products available from Dr. Soble and Elaine Linker's DDF labs make it difficult to sum up this line. This seems to be a middle of the road skin care option. It's pricing is not prohibitive, but it makes no claims to proprietary ingredients or formulas.
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