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Purifying Cleanser
Description
A gentle foaming gel cleanser with three unique effects to control oil production and excess sebum production. Its unique anti-bacterial action works naturally to control the five major bacteria implicated in acne infection without harsh damaging benzoyl peroxide and antibiotics. This revolutionary cleanser has an anti-inflammatory effect where most other leading acne treatments have an inflammatory effect caused by the free radical production of Benzoyl Peroxide. rejuvaDERM Foaming Gel Cleanser removes impurities and all make-up residues from skin, leaving it feeling refreshed and clean. Use daily in conjunction with rejuvaDERM Toner and Oil Control Moisturising Gel purifying solutions.
Directions for Use
Wet your face and emulsify the gel with the fingertips, gently massage over entire face and neck areas in small circular motions. Rinse with tepid water and pat dry. Can be used twice daily in the morning and evening followed by rejuvaDERM Toner and Oil Control Moisturising Gel.
Ingredients
Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate |
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Mild non-ethoxylated surfactant for cleansing and foam. |
Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate |
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Extra mild non-ethoxylated surfactant for cleansing and foam. |
Nordihydroguaiaretic Acid |
ac.net |
Global treatment for oily and acne-prone skin, fighting against the four parameters responsible in the acne process: hyperseborrhoea, hyperkeratosis, inflammation and bacterial proliferation. |
Oleanolic Acid |
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Sodium Alpha Olefin Sulfonate |
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Non-ethoxylated surfactant for cleansing and high foaming. |
PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate |
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Oil emulsifier and skin conditioner. |
Butylene Glycol |
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Glycol solvent to dissolve difficult to remove make-up. |
PEG-60 Almond Glycerides |
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Almond oil based surfactant used as an oil emulsifier and skin conditioner |
Citric Acid |
Alpha |
AHA from Citrus Fruit |
Tartaric Acid |
AHA from Grapes |
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Lactic Acid |
AHA from Milk |
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Malic Acid |
AHA from Apples |
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Gluconic Acid |
AHA from Glucose |
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Ascorbic Acid |
Vitamin C |
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Glycolic Acid |
AHA from Sugarcane |
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Salicylic Acid |
Beta Hydroxy Acid (BHA) |
PH Levels: 3.5 – 4.5 Size 250 ml
Clinical Data
Activity ion seboregulation:
9 volunteers with oily or combination skin.
Twice daily application of a light cream
Containing 3% ac.net for 6 weeks.
Sebum collection from the forehead using Sebutape® applied to the skin for 30 Minutes on Day 0 and Day 42.
- Decrease of seborrhea: -44%
| Number of Active Glands | Quantity of sebum collected |
Activity on retentional and inflammatory lesions:
20 volunteers with oily or combination skin with a tendency for acne. Twice daily application of a gel containing 3% ac.net for 8 weeks.
Dermatological evaluation:
| Microcysts | -27% |
| Comedones | -35% |
| Pimples and Pustules | -32% |
Self-evaluation:
| Less numerous, attenuated red spots | 45% |
| Astringent effect | 35% |
| Overall improvement of the skin | 35% |
Decrease in the number of lesions
| Retentional lesions -35% | Inflammatory lesions -32% |
Activity on P.acnes:
12 volunteers with comedones. Twice daily
Application of a gel containing 3% ac.net for
4 weeks. Semi-quantitative evaluation of
P. acnes colonization with Wood UV (light)
(orange spots).
Visible decrease of P. acnes colonistion on Peri-nasal and cheek zones (orange spots).
Visualisation of P. acnes colonisation.
(orange spots)
