Blemish be Gone

Ask anyone who has suffered from acne and they’ll tell you it’s not a pleasant experience. Whether it’s a full blown breakout or a wayward pimple during ‘that time of the month,’ blemishes are a bane to our existence.

While some may be able to use an over the counter product to battle their blemishes, others turn to harsh prescription drugs with even rougher side effects. These can also put a huge dent in your bank balance.

Finally acne sufferers can breathe a sigh of relief as there’s now a solution that delivers results as good as any topical prescription treatment minus the side effects: Clinique’s Acne Solutions Clinical Clearing Gel.

This dermatologist tested, oil-free formula starts working immediately to help clear and heal blemishes and prevents future breakouts.

Sounds too good to be true, right? It isn’t.

The fast drying gel contains a 4-in-1 Clearing Complex that combines exfoliants and anti-blemish agents with sebum-controlling and anti-irritant properties. The unique alcohol and water base provides quick absorption while soothing Witch Hazel water helps minimise excess surface oil and tightens pores. You’ll start to see an improvement in your skin in as little as three days!

The top ingredients include:
• Salicylic Acid, which encourages a healthy cell turnover to clear away dead skin cells that clog pores. This helps to resolve and prevent breakouts.
• Laminaria Saccharina helps normalise the excess production of oil.
• Sea Whip Extract, caffeine and sucrose calm and soothe the skin and reduce any redness.

clinique ant blemish solution clearing gel

This wonder product can be applied all over the face or used as a spot treatment.

A word of warning, however, do not combine it with other leave-on acne treatment products and be sure to apply an oil-free moisturiser over the gel to ensure skin stays hydrated and comfortable. If used as a spot treatment, apply a thin layer of the gel to the offending blemishes after cleansing your skin.

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