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Product #: 4931
UPC: 666151061712
about the product
Instead of worrying about it during the day, fight your acne as you sleep with Dermalogica Overnight Clearing Gel. It inhibits the growth of bacteria with antibacterial extracts and sloughs off pore-clogging dead skin cells with the power of Salicylic Acid. Never fall asleep again without this powerful gel working for you.
1.7 fl oz
who it's for
Oily, acne-prone skin can say goodbye to their drying, irritating acne treatments and hello to this moisturizing, soothing acne fighter.
key ingredients
Salicylic Acid purges pores of oil and sloughs off pore-clogging skin cells to inhibit development of further breakouts. Caffeine inhibits overactive sebaceous gland activity and helps calm irritation brought on by breakouts. Tea Tree Oil is a natural antiseptic that purifies the skin.
how to use it
Before going to sleep, apply a thin layer of treatment to entire face and let it absorb completely. Repeat on congested areas. In the morning, wash off with a cleanser. Use nightly, as needed.
I have been using this product in combination with active moist moisturizer from dermalogica for the past 4 months. I haven't had any break outs since. It is the best product for adult onset acne. It helps with oily skin and acne. Both of these products are wonderful. Nothing has ever helped me in the past as consistently as the overnight clearing gel
I have been using this product in combination with active moist moisturizer from dermalogica for the past 4 months. I haven't had any break outs since. It is the best product for adult onset acne. It helps with oily skin and acne. Both of these products are wonderful. Nothing has ever helped me in the past as consistently as the overnight clearing gel
I used this product for the past 6 months. I was happy with it but I'm looking for something stronger. Its great if you have mild, superficial acne. The best part about it is it's non-irritating and will never cause dry skin. It's not strong enough to combat bad breakouts, though.
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