La Roche-Posay Effaclar Purifying Foaming Gel 400ml
R 305.00
Free delivery on orders over R1000.
Overview
La Roche-Posay Effaclar Purifying Foaming Gel
A daily purifying facial cleanser for oily and blemish-prone skin. Its soap-free, pH-respecting gel lifts away impurities and excess sebum, unclogs pores and leaves the skin clean, fresh and comfortable without a tight, stripped feeling.
Why you’ll love it
The gel works into a light, non-irritating foam that rinses away easily, making it an effective first step for congested skin. It purifies deeply while respecting the skin’s sensitivity, and it can also be used on the body for breakout-prone areas such as the back and chest.
Key Benefits
- Gently cleanses and exfoliates to remove impurities and excess oil
- Helps unclog pores and reduce the look of shine
- Supports a balanced skin microbiome and normal sebum production
- Soap-free and pH-respecting, so skin does not feel dry or tight
- Suitable for daily morning and evening use
Hero Ingredients
- Phylobioma Active: Helps restore normal sebum production and balance the skin microbiome
- Citric Acid: Gently cleanses and exfoliates
- Zinc PCA: Purifies the skin and helps regulate excess sebum
- La Roche-Posay Thermal Spring Water: Soothing and antioxidant
Soap-free. Dermatologically tested. Contains fragrance.
Expert Guidance
A dependable daily cleanser for patients with oily or acne-prone skin. Its balanced formula makes it an ideal companion to acne treatments and prescription medication, as it purifies thoroughly without disrupting the skin’s natural pH.
How to Use
- Wet the face and dispense a small amount into damp hands
- Foam with a little water and massage gently over the face
- Rinse thoroughly and pat dry
Important tips:
- Use morning and evening
- Avoid contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water
- Follow with a lightweight moisturiser and daily SPF
Delivery and returns
Free delivery on orders over R1000. Contact us if you need help with an order.
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