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There’s some pretty useful information on acne here. Acne can be incredibly distressing, so it’s good to show that those who have it are not alone! It was both surprising and understandable to see that 85% of Americans had dealt with acne at some point in their lives–understandable because of the varying hormone levels at different life stages, but at the same time, surprising that 15% of people didn’t have acne even during puberty!

Still, it’d be nice to see a little more data, and I’m sure there are more than 3 good ways to take better care of your skin. There are also some typo problems, the most glaring being the 79% figure. “79% of former acne sufferers said any self-esteem issues acne may have cause them are no effect them.” I’m not really sure what that’s trying to say. “No longer effecting them,” maybe?

The illustrations are cute, but I’m not sure what the relevance of the graph paper background is. It would seem to apply to infographics in general because they consist of graphs, but it doesn’t seem significant to the topic itself.

Overall I’d give this infographic a B: it’s got good data, tells a brief story and offers solutions. The design could benefit from some unique content and the copy needs to be proofed for errors in punctuation, capitalization and grammar.