LA ROCHE-POSAY Effaclar H Iso-biome Soothing restorative treatments Anti-marking Long-lasting moisturizer 40ml La Roche Posay's Effaclar H Iso-biome hydrates oily and acne-prone skin weakened by drying treatments. The use of drying treatments can cause dry, oily, acne-prone skin. The Effaclar H Iso-biome by La Roche Posay, a soothing repairing treatment for oily and acne-prone skin, owes its effectiveness to: - Orellana: a new prebiotic extracted naturally from plants that helps reduce blemishes and marks and maintain skin hydration. - Niacinamide and La Roche Posay Thermal Water: soothes the skin and reduces inflammation. - Procerad: an exclusive patented anti-stain ceramide. - APF: helps restore skin balance. - Vitamin B5/squalane/glycerin complex: repairs and hydrates. The La Roche Posay Effaclar H Iso-biome Soothing Repair facial treatment is ideal for oily skin with a tendency to dry acne thanks to: - Soft and light texture - A non-greasy and non-sticky finish. Results under dermatological control: - The skin is hydrated for 48 hours after the first application. 89% of skin comfort is restored 8 hours after application*. *Evaluation under dermatological control, score with the Tewameter on 25 patients. Results after 8 hours: the skin is rehydrated 1 hour after application Pimples (-55%)*, blackheads (-21%)* and blemishes are visibly reduced. Dermatologically tested in combination with drying treatments. (*Clinical study - 44 subjects - applied twice a day)
YesStyleBrand from France: La Roche-Posay. Developed with a focus on microbiome science.A moisturizing cream that prevents dryness and stickiness.Supports the skin barrier function and contains unique ingredients, aqua-posene niacinamide and niacinamide, which condition the skin.Contains glycerin, a moisturizing ingredient, and annatto extract, a skin conditioning ingredient.Keeps skin comfortable and moist.How to use:After applying lotion or serum, take an appropriate amount on clean hands and apply gently over the entire face.
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