Regenerating face gel with salicylic and lactic acid, 30 ml

Name: Regenerating face gel with salicylic and lactic acid
Brand: Moon Cosmetics
Price: 32.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (9 reviews)

Multifunctional gel cream for problematic skin pH 4.0-4.5, pH 4.0-4.5

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Description

The facial gel has lactic and salicylic acids that aid in skin renewal and treat acne and PIH (postinflammatory hyperpigmentation). Exfoliating the skin, producing collagen, and lightening pigment spots are some benefits of lactic acid. Recommendations for acne and rosacea are products that work effectively [1]. The epidermis contains lipids that can dissolve Salicylic acid, which is useful in treating skin conditions such as acne and keratosis pilaris. Treating acne, keratosis pilaris, or psoriasis is possible with its keratolytic and comedolytic effects [2]. The product's hyaluronic acid aids in mitigating premature aging-related wrinkles, reducing irritations, promoting healing, and moisturizing the skin [3]. Gluconolactone boosts skin cell renewal and removes excess sebum from the skin surface [4]. Achieve even skin tone and prevent water loss through the skin with beta-glucan and inulin, respectively [5,6]. This product can help promote clear, clean, and radiant skin through frequent use.

Benefits:

Promotes skin cell renewal (exfoliation);
Helps fight acne or rosacea-damaged skin;
Helps reduce enlarged pores and their visibility;
Cleanses and evens out facial skin tone;
Reduces skin redness;
Helps to maintain proper skin moisture level;
Suitable for combined and oily skin and/or problematic skin.

How to use

Get the most out of your Regenerating Face Gel by using it concentrated in the evenings. Use 1-2 clicks of the dispenser to apply a thin, even layer of gel cream to the face and neck after cleansing the skin thoroughly. However, the eye area should be avoided while using the product.

Apply sunscreen with SPF while using this gel cream during the day to protect your skin from sun damage. Precautions should be taken while using the Regenerating Face Gel, such as avoiding direct contact with the eyes, keeping the product out of reach of children, and not using it if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients. It is also advisable to use sunscreen with SPF during the day to shield the skin from sun damage.

Ingredients

AQUA, PROPANEDIOL, LACTIC ACID, SODIUM HYDROXIDE, SALICYLIC ACID, GLUCONOLACTONE, INULIN, SODIUM HYALURONATE, BETA GLUCAN, PECTIN, XYLITOL, XYLITYLGLUCOSIDE, ANHYDROXYLITOL, GLUCOSE, FRUCTOSE, SCLEROTIUM GUM, PHENYLPROPANOL, CAPRYLYL GLYCOL.

Scientific validity

Gently exfoliate and renew skin cells with the unique lactic and salicylic acid combination found in the gel-like cream. Moreover, this help to fight against inflammation and combat the issues of damaged skin due to acne. The cream's unique formula gently stimulates cell renewal and guards against acne, reducing skin texture, color unevenness, and irritation. Acne-prone skin can be treated effectively with lactic acid, thanks to its exfoliating and anti-inflammatory properties. After 12 weeks of application, a lotion that has 5% lactic acid can reduce inflammatory lesions by 61% and non-inflammatory ones by 43.3%.

The skin's moisturizing factor features lactic acid. By promoting the production of ceramides, it supports the skin's protective function and moisture retention. The reduction of fine line depth and firmer skin are the outcomes of this process. Oily and acne-prone skin greatly benefits from salicylic acid's ability to penetrate the skin's pores effectively. Reducing skin scaling and preventing further exacerbations of these conditions are benefits of its exfoliating properties for rough and uneven skin problems, like keratosis pilaris and psoriasis.

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Pearl E., et al. The use of polyhydroxy acids (PHAs) in photoaged skin. Cutis,
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