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Bioderma Sensibio DS+ Gel Limpiador 200ml

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Anti-redness purifying cleansing gel

200 ml

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Description

Bioderma Sensibio DS+ Cleansing Gel 200ml is a cleansing gel that helps to purify the skin and soothe redness and flaking .

Elaborated based on cutaneous biology that limits the proliferation of yeasts of the genus Malassezia, irritants that worsen redness and flaking. In addition to the patented natural complex DAF* that increases skin tolerance.

Indicated for cleansing the skin and soothing skin irritations.

Does not contain soap or perfume.

Instructions for use

• Use the product in the morning and in the evening.
• Mix the product with water in your hands until it foams.
• Apply to dry facial skin with a gentle massage.
• Remove with lukewarm water or a muslin.
• Use as a second step in a double cleansing routine.

Price per 100 ML

€7.34 / 100 ml

Pharmaceutical Advice

Seborrhoeic dermatitis is a skin condition that usually affects the scalp. It can also affect other oily areas of the body such as the face, sides of the nose, eyebrows, ears, eyelids and chest.

Persistent scaling with itching or discomfort usually occurs. Its formation is related to excessive activity of the sebaceous glands and alteration of the skin microbiome (overgrowth of fungi of the genus Malassezia). It can be aggravated by the effect of some medications.

Certain factors can trigger the appearance of seborrhoeic dermatitis, so it is advisable to keep them at bay or take preventive measures: stress, extreme temperatures, oily skin or skin with underlying acne, excessive alcohol consumption or obesity.

To improve seborrhoeic dermatitis, it is recommended to use non-irritating face soaps and/or shampoos with specific ingredients to counteract the problem (sebum-regulating, soothing, keratolytic, antipruritic, plant extracts with antiseptic and antifungal properties, etc.). In the case of shampoos, I recommend alternating their use with another very gentle and balancing cleanser. In a facial routine, as well as a specific facial cleanser, complete the treatment with an emulsion that includes some of the ingredients described above, and oil-free sunscreen. I recommend avoiding soaps that are too astringent, as well as cosmetics with too much of an oily phase, so as not to increase the sebum in the skin.

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NAOS

Av. Diagonal, 538, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, 08006 Barcelona

info@bioderma.es

https://naos.com/es/

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NAOS

Av. Diagonal, 538, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, 08006 Barcelona

info@bioderma.es

Opinions

10/10

Cares for the skin and soothes irritation

Noemi A.
8/10

Very good product and at the first use the effects on the skin are already noticeable

Anonymous A.

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