La Roche-Posay Effaclar Astringent Face Toner for Oily Skin with Exfoliating LHAs to Minimize Appearance of Pores and Smooth Skin Texture

Brand : La Roche-Posay

Item Form : Lotion

Skin Type : Oily

Product Benefits : Toner visibly reduces the look of pores and smooths skin texture. Clear and refreshing no-rinse formula.Toner visibly reduces the look of pores and smooths skin texture. Clear and refreshing no-rinse formula. See more

Recommended Uses For Product : dermatology

About this item

? This exfoliant astringent toner for oily skin helps to remove excess oil and visibly reduce the look of pores.

? Formulated with micro-exfoliating lipo-hydroxy acid (LHA), this oily skin toner refines skin texture, and tightens and clears pores. Tested on acne-prone skin (non comedogenicity test).

? Recommended for oily skin, uneven skin tone, enlarged pores, clogged pores, and sensitive skin

? Clear, watery and refreshing texture

? Formulated with Lipo-Hydroxy Acid: Also known as LHA, it's a derivative of salicylic acid, and has exfoliating and skin surface renewing properties.

Product specifications

Features & Specs

Item Form : Lotion

Skin Type : Oily

Product Benefits : Toner visibly reduces the look of pores and smooths skin texture. Clear and refreshing no-rinse formula.

Scent Name : Unscented

Active Ingredients : Salicylic Acid

Measurements

Item Volume : 200 Milliliters

Item Weight : 0.21 Kilograms

Number of Items : 1

Unit Count : 6.76 Fluid Ounces

Item details

Brand Name : La Roche-Posay

Manufacturer : La Roche-Posay

Global Trade Identification Number : 03433422408159

Manufacturer Part Number : LAC-015

Model Number : -02330486

Best Sellers Rank : #19,471 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #142 in Facial Toners & Astringents

ASIN : B000P6W7C8

? #19,471 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care)

? #142 in Facial Toners & Astringents

Materials & Care

Material Features : Paraben Free

Material Type Free : Paraben Free

Additional details

Recommended Uses For Product : dermatology

From the manufacturer

Effaclar Micro-Exfoliating Astringent Facial Toner for Oily Skin

Recommended by 90,000 dermatologists worldwide*, La Roche-Posay offers unique daily skincare developed using a strict formulation charter and stringent clinical testing for efficacy and safety, even on sensitive skin.

*Survey on the dermocosmetic market carried out by IQVIA and other partners between November 2018 and July 2019 among dermatologists in 46 countries representing more than 80% of the worldwide GDP.

Effaclar Astringent Toner for acne prone & oily skin acts like a pore minimizer and helps visibly reduce the look of pores. This clear, refreshing micro-exfolianttoner refines skin texture, and unblocks and tightens pores. Tested on acne-prone skin (non comedogenicity test).

Recommended for: Oily skin, enlarged pores, uneven skin texture

Key Ingredients: Lipo-Hydroxy Acid

A facial toner is a liquid product, usually lightweight and transparent texture. Whether it’s a liquid dispensed onto a cotton ball or a facial toner in a spray-on form, its positioning in your regimen is key. Facial toners should be applied after cleansing and before moisturizing both in the morning and at night, as they sweep away any residual cleanser and debris while prepping the skin for treatment from serums, specific treatments, and moisturizers. Some toners can be misted over skin throughout the day to refresh, revitalize, and give a hydrating boost.

Use a facial toner for oily skin. Dampen cotton wool with toner and apply gently to the face morning and/ or evening after cleansing and before moisturizing. Do not rinse. Avoid eye area.

Effaclar offers breakthrough solutions for acne and oily skin developed with dermatologists for fast visible results. Effaclar formulas are dermatologist tested to be suitable on sensitive skin. This is a critical part of the La Roche-Posay mission to improve quality of life through skin.

Despite a wealth of scientific information about acne, little is known about its causes. Researchers recently discovered that rather than being a consequence that inflammation could actually be a cause - confirming the importance of treating the whole face.