Som Bai Mei, a 30 day magic formula foam cleanser for acne with alpha hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy and polyhydroxy, 100 ml
5.995 KWD
Som Bai Mei, a 30 day magic formula foam cleanser for acne with alpha hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy and polyhydroxy, 100 ml Description Earth navel plant and tea tree Clinical Solution It's been tested as not clogging pores and not forming blisters. Clinical Laboratory A daily fume cleanser designed from alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA), beta-hydroxy acid (BHA) and polyhydroxy acid (PHA) to remove dead skin cells and soothe acne-prone skin. In addition to the positive changes and miracles that occur on your skin, this new “cleansing solution” delivers amazing clinical results thanks to its pure ingredients. Reasons for use: For acne treatment. Eliminates acne-induced pimples. Helps prevent the formation of new acne blisters. Components Water, glycerin, earth navel extract (Centella acetica), palm acid, stearic acid, lauric acid, mertic acid, potassium hydroxide, betaine laurel, butylene glycol, polyethylene glycol-100 stearate, glyceryl stearate, beeswax, tea tree water (melaleuca altrinifolia), cocoyl methyl sodium Warnings Consult a dermatologist immediately if side effects such as red rashes, swelling and/or itching occur while using this cosmetic product or if these symptoms appear when exposed to direct sunlight after use. Do not apply it to the area where you have open wounds, eczema or skin infections. Precautions of treatment and storage. Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from direct sunlight.
How to use
Clean the skin thoroughly before applying the product. Apply a suitable amount of the product on the skin and then massage the face to make abundant foam and rinse with water. Because excessive dryness can occur, start with the product once a day and gradually increase the frequency of use if needed or as directed by your doctor. In the event of an unpleasant dryness or flaking, use of the product should be limited to once a day or every two days. Avoid using products containing beta-hydroxy acids (BHA) in infants and children.