Bioderma Sebium Serum Anti-Imperfection Smoothing Concentrate 30ml
$ 45
- Anti-imperfections & Anti-Marks Serum
- Acne-Prone skin
- Smoothing effect
- High tolerance
- 8h hydration
| Weight | 0,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Concern |
Acne Skin |
Bioderma Sebium Serum is a smoothing concentrate serum designed for acne-prone skin. It rapidly reduces imperfections of spots, visible and enlarged pores and limits their reappearance. Recommended by dermatologists, this formula contains a combination of salicylic acid and Fluidactiv complex. The salicylic acid exfoliates the skin on surface to quickly reduce pimples while the Fluidactiv Technology biologically prevents sebum oxidation and thus the appearance of new imperfections. Moreover, this serum contains a blend of other active ingredients such as acetyl-glucosamine, hyaluronic acid which promote cell renewal from within and smooth the texture of your skin.
Key Ingredients:
-Salicylic acid: acts on surface to renew the skin and unclog pores.
-fluidactiv complex: immediately acts on the visible signs and the root causes of acne-prone adult skin.
-Acetyl Glucosamine: a biomimetic sugar derivative, naturally present in the skin, biologically promotes cell renewal from within.
-Hyaluronic acid: has smoothing effect, hydrates the skin surface.
Use:
Apply a few drops morning and evening to the face and neck after cleansing.
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