Overview
Bruunhause claims to be the strongest acne system in the world. The company further states that it “maintains the top position in acne and medicinal research.” Both are strong claims, and considering that the formula does not contain any FDA-approved medications for the treatment of acne, it may be easy to understand why the staff at ClearSkinReviews.com was skeptical when beginning to review Bruunhause.

Featured Ingredients
Apparently, Bruunhause contains only one ingredient: Hydronium, which is also known as H30. Hydronium is an “active cousin” of water and the company claims it helps to hydrate the skin. Even though Bruunhause goes to great efforts to explain the origin of acne and how Hydronium supposedly treats acne, the company does not disclose any research proving these claims. Since Bruunhause is quite expensive ($107 a bottle), and since we remain skeptical about Hydronium, we strongly urge customers to avoid it. 

Web Site at a Glance
As previously mentioned, the Bruunhause web site contains many strong claims about the formula, but lists no actual clinical research verifying these claims. The web site itself consists of one long page that gives no specifics about how Hydronium is created or if any reputable researchers have actually studied its effects on acne. Several testimonials are included on the site, but considering the lack of research on the site, we wonder if these are real. No free trial is offered, and customers are expected to pay $107 a bottle for the product.

Pros
- None 

Cons
- No convincing research on Bruunhause’s active ingredient - Hydronium - is provided

- Price is high, especially for a product with no research behind it ($107/bottle)

- Company does not offer a free trial of the product

Summary
Our conclusions about Bruunhause are simple. Because the manufacturers of the product do not provide any clinical research to back up their claims on the effectiveness of this product, we simply cannot recommend it.