Cream for Oily & Acne-Prone Skin Lancer The Method: Nourish Oily-Congested Skin
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- Description
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Age:
18+
Brand: lancer
Line: the method
Product Type: face cream, neck and decollete cream
Product Properties: anti inflammation, moisturizing, seboregulating
Ingredients: hyaluronic acid, mint, salicylic acid, tea tree
Formula: silicone
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: pharmacy
Skin Type: oily, problem
Country: USA
Made in: USA
Oily skin prone to imperfections often requires intensive hydration. This is because a lack of moisture can cause the epidermis to overproduce sebum, creating a favorable environment for acne development. The gentle moisturizing cream from Lancer is designed as the final step in caring for problematic skin. This product is enriched with BHA and sodium hyaluronate to improve skin tone and provide hydration throughout the day. It effectively reduces excess oil, while simultaneously narrowing large pores and filling in wrinkles, contributing to your skin's healthy glow.
Features of Lancer The Method: Nourish Oily-Congested Skin:
- Light, creamy consistency;
- Quickly absorbed by the skin without leaving a sticky film;
- Maintains the optimal hydro-lipid balance of the epidermis;
- Soothes irritation and inflammation;
- Controls sebum production;
- BHA aids in exfoliating and cleansing the skin surface from dead cells;
- Tea tree oil enhances the texture of the skin, evening out the tone;
- Hyaluronic acid prevents the formation of expression lines and fine wrinkles;
- Lilac stem cells have antioxidant properties.
The cream is amazing. It is very rare for me to find a moisturizing cream that suits me well, as I have oily and problematic skin. In hot weather, my face tends to sweat a lot, but with this cream, my skin hardly gets oily at all. The only thing I can mention is that it needs to be used after exfoliating (i.e., after using a scrub), because if you don't do this, it can cause breakouts. I have a Foreo brush, and I wash my face with it, and everything is fine.