Revolution Skincare London, 2% Salicylic Acid BHA Anti Blemish, Serum, 30ml

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Skincare which helps to reverse and rewind like Craig David, can help you battle away acne, spots and pimples. And here’s actives which can help you do it;

This product contains Beta hydroxy acids (BHAs) that may increase your skin's sensitivity to the sun. During the day, always apply an SPF. Caution: Discontinue use if redness or irritation occurs. Keep out of eyes. For external use only. Do not use with topically applied vitamin C. Vitamin C products should be applied to the skin at an alternate time. Psst– get your beautiful bum on my free 7-days Get Great Skin Started e-lesson course to find out which skincare actives are the absolute best for your unique skin type and skin concerns – join for free here. Before we dive into skincare heaven, it’s worth taking a few moments to confront the especially super obvious question for anyone who’s used OG budget skincare brand The Ordinary. What makes Revolution Skincare different?

Retinol– considered THE gold standard in anti-ageing, this active is a kind of vitamin A which has been proven over and over and over again to help reduce wrinkles, boost collagen production and iron out fine lines. Not bad benefits eh.

Caution:Discontinue if irritation occurs. Keep out of eyes. For external use only. Store in a cool, dry place. Bisabolol– the bit of chamomile that makes it calming, healing, soothing and more. Complete love for sensitive skin.Niacinamide– hero of everything with a capital E. Niacinamide’s specifically fab for acne prone skin as it’s anti-inflammatory, anti-redness plus some science studies show it has potential to reduce sebum production while others show it can help to reduce microcomedones aka the foundations of a spot. Ferulic acid (in Revolution Skincare Dark Spot Corrector)– potent antioxidant found in plants which gets in the way of your skin over making melanin. Eek – this is where Revolution Skincare really stand out, because if there could be just one ingredient for sensitive skin – it’s going to be cica aka centella asiatica. There’s some code deciphering at work here. And you my friend can consider me your code decipher-er 😉