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Farmacia "La Botica", Cieza

Biretix Duo Anti-Imperfections Gel 30ml

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Purifies and exfoliates acne skin

30 ml

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Description

Biretix Duo Anti-Imperfections Gel 30ml is an exfoliating and purifying gel. Its ingredients stimulate cell regeneration and perform a gentle exfoliation that helps to treat and prevent skin imperfections typical of acneic skin. It contains retinoids, which help prevent clogged pores. Dermatologically tested. Indicated for oily skin with a tendency to acne.

Instructions for use

Use the product at night on clean, dry skin. Check the recommended frequency of application on the product packaging or leaflet. If you are using a retinol product for the first time, apply it 2-3 nights a week until your skin gets used to it.

Composition

SALICYLIC ACID, 0.1 % HYDROXYPINACOLONE RETINOATE + 1 % RETINOL GLYCOSPHERES, 10 % BIOPEP 15, ETC.

Price per 100 ML

75,43€ / 100 ml

Pharmaceutical Advice

Retinol is a very interesting ingredient for skin care. It is derivative of vitamin A and has been proven to have immediate and long-term effects. It is ideal to treat skin with spots, blemishes or skin showing signs of aging. Why? Because it is one of the only cosmetic ingredients that can reverse oxidative damage in the skin. This results in improvements in hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, firmness and pore size.

If you are using a product with this ingredient for the first time, we recommend that you introduce it gradually: 2-3 times a week until your skin gets used to it. It is normal for small irritations or spots to appear during this process (known as retinisation). If this happens, we recommend spacing it out even more until you can use it as indicated by each product (usually every night). It is best not to start using it during the summer if you are just starting out. During retinisation, include in your routine a very gentle cleanser and, if needed, a supplementary barrier-strengthening moisturiser (for example, with ceramides or other protective lipids). Don't forget to apply sunscreen in the morning!

We also advise you not to mix it with other active ingredients such as acids (AHA, BHA, vitamin C, etc.) in the same routine, unless instructed by your dermatologist. If you have any questions or do not know if this ingredient is suitable for you, consult a professional.

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10/10

It absorbs very well and leaves no shine.

Iria O.
8/10

Anti-perfection gel ideal for daily skin care if you have excessive sebum production. My dermatologist prescribed it for me and since then I notice an improvement in my face. I apply it for 2-3 months and rest. It reduces the appearance of pimples, redness and considerably reduces the appearance of imperfections.

Anonymous A.
10/10

Easy absorption and efficiency

Anonymous A.
10/10

Great for teenage acne

Anonymous A.
10/10

I am doing very well

Anonymous A.
10/10

Very good

Anonymous A.
10/10

I have used it before, it works very well

Anonymous A.
10/10

Recommended by dermatologist after Roacutan treatment to improve skin appearance

Anonymous A.
8/10

Recommended for acne-prone skin.

Anonymous A.
10/10

Results in the first week

Anonymous A.
2/10

It's expensive for such a small package

Anonymous A.
10/10

It's great for controlling acne.

Anonymous A.
8/10

I've been using it for months and it helps to keep redness and blemishes at bay

Anonymous A.
8/10

It's good for acne treatment

Anonymous A.

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