Description
2% Gold Concentration Salicylic Acid Moisturizing Toner | Oil Acne Skin Essence! Control Oil Acne+Shrink Pores, Wet compress First Aid is More Efficient
🔥 Oil acne skin and pores are a must-have for people! Staying up late to get acne, T-zone oil, and enlarged pores?
This Salicylic Acid Moisturizing Toner is your ‘pore vacuum cleaner’! 2% gold concentration salicylic acid, deeply dissolves oil and dirt in pores,
wet compress for 5 minutes, accelerates metabolism of closed comedones, and visibly refines pores!
✨ Gentle acid brushing without overturning! The complex “B5+Snow Grass” soothing system can also be used with peace of mind for sensitive skin!
After wet compress, it does not dry out or cause pain. It is wiped with cotton pads to remove old dead skin cells, and the skin is as smooth as peeled eggs!
🌿 A multi effect bottle, a lazy skincare miracle!
✅ Oil control and acne removal: reduce oil secretion, inhibit acne recurrence
🌿 Shrink pores: dissolve blackheads and whiteheads, tighten enlarged pores
✅ Wet compress first aid: Apply continuously for 3 days during the outbreak period of closed mouth, and the acne will quickly deflate
📌 User feedback:
Three empty bottles! The pores on the nose have really become smaller
On the second day after applying the wet compress, the makeup was very firm and shiny. Goodbye
precautions
Establishing tolerance:
Before the first use, test behind the ear or on the inside of the wrist for no allergies before applying to the face.
In the first week, use 2-3 times a week, and gradually increase to daily use thereafter.
usage method:
Avoid eye area and wet compress for no more than 10 minutes.
It is recommended to use moisturizing lotion/face cream to lock water after wet compress.
Matching taboos:
Avoid using high concentration vitamin A and fruit acid products simultaneously.
Strict sun protection is required for daytime use (acids may increase photosensitivity).
Suspension during special periods:
Discontinue use after skin damage, sunburn, or medical beauty treatment.
