• by Amy Corr  @MediaPostOTL, August 2, 2015

Clearasil wants teens to know that acne sucks, but it's temporary, like your mother's nagging. "Let's Be Clear" takes a more realistic approach to discussing acne. Rather than tell teens that everything is OK, it tells teens that Clearasil can relate to this uncomfortable time, but stresses that it will get better. The debut ad, "Interruption," begins with a teen with a ginormous zit. His Clearasil cleanser tells him to hang tight and be patient, for the zit will be gone in time. The cleanser goes a step further, telling the boy his mom won't always walk in on him during inopportune times, like when he's watching porn on his computer, making out in his car, helping his wife in Lamaze class or giving a killer presentation. See it here, created by Droga5.