Pharmaceris T Puri-Sebogel Deep Cleansing Face Gel 190ml

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Cleanse, mattify and correct your complexion in one with the Pharmaceris T Puri-Sebogel Face Gel, which deeply cleanses your skin without drying it out or disrupting its natural bacteria." - Kate, Escentual Beauty Team. Why You'll Love The Pharmaceris T Deep Cleansing Face Gel: Antibacterial face wash for acne, oily and breakout-prone skin. Proven to thoroughly cleanse skin by up to 97% and control shine by up to 90%. Unclogs pores while removing impurities and excess sebum. Restores the proper balance of the skin's bacterial flora. Exfoliate dead skin cells and reduced acne breakouts. What You Need To Know: Perfect for oily and breakout-prone complexions, the Pharmaceris T Face Gel targets excess sebum and blemishes from the get-go. It works to unclog pores and effectively remove impurities and excess oils without causing skin irritation or dryness; it even boasts antibacterial properties to cleanse the skin and restore the proper balance of bacterial flora. But what active ingredients are behind this soap-free formula? Sodium salicylate is paired with mandelic acid to gently buff away dead, dulling and pore-clogging skin cells to help reduce acne breakouts, while exceptionally mild cleansing agents lace the formula, so the skin's natural protective barrier doesn't get disrupted. To complete the mix, moisturising mango wax sinks deep into your skin to replenish lipids, protect the epidermis and promote skin regeneration. Why It's Escentual: Pharmaceris are experts in skincare, and if there's one thing they know about oily and acne-prone skin, it's this: it still needs moisture. Yes, it can be easy to think that oily skin needs 'drying out', but it's the opposite; if oily skin doesn't get the hydration it craves, it can overcompensate by overproducing sebum to make up for it. This overproduction contributes to the never-ending circle of excess oil, clogged pores and breakouts. So, we love that this lathering facial cleanser targets common concerns for those with oil