We cleanse daily, exfoliate weekly, use acne-fighting treatments without skipping a beat, and still, a clear complexion can be elusive. If you’ve ever wished you could just take a vitamin to help improve your skin, you’ll be pleased to learn that several beauty companies are now offering supplements as part of the solution. One of the first widely available versions, Murad’s Pure Skin Supplements ($40; amazon.com) claim to reduce acne by 55 percent; simply take two in the morning and two again at night, and after four weeks, they reportedly stop blemishes dead in their tracks. Boscia’s Antioxidant Vegetable Therapy ($16; sephora) takes a more organic approach, calling on the benefits of 15 vegetables to help fight cell destruction (an added boon: after two weeks, my nails were so strong that my manicurist even asked what I was using!). Or if sweets are more your poison, try Borba’s Skin Balance Confections gummy or jelly-bean form ($25; sephora.com, shown)—fat-free treats that use acai and green-tea extracts to help eliminate toxins and regenerate the skin’s support system. —Meghan Casey