Deep cleansing as the first step for blemish-prone skin
A cleansing foam is where your skincare routine begins. If you're dealing with recurring breakouts, thoroughly removing sebum and impurities from your pores is essential. On days when you wear makeup, start with a cleansing oil or micellar water, then follow with this foam as your second cleanse.
Neutral pH for comfortable daily use, morning and night
Formulated at a neutral pH, this cleanser is gentle enough for twice-daily use. In the morning, it washes away overnight sebum; in the evening, it clears away fine dust and buildup from the day. Thanks to amino acid-based surfactants, your skin feels hydrated and comfortable after cleansing, never tight or stripped.
Lather generously and massage in gentle, rolling motions
Dispense an appropriate amount onto damp hands and work into a rich lather. Massage gently across your entire face in rolling motions to dissolve impurities, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Pay extra attention to areas prone to excess oil, like around the nose and along the jawline.
Pair with the rest of the line for blemish-prone skin
Right after cleansing, replenish hydration with the Hydro Active Toner from the same range. If you need sebum control, layer the Active Serum; if your skin's moisture balance feels off, follow with the Soothing Active Moisturizer for a synergistic effect. Oily skin types can finish with a lightweight hydrator, while drier areas can be topped up with a touch of cream.
What to keep in mind
This formula contains gluconolactone, a PHA that gently supports exfoliation. Avoid using it alongside other exfoliating products to prevent potential irritation. While this product has completed acne-prone skin suitability testing and is dermatologist-tested, discontinue use if any discomfort occurs and consult a skincare professional.