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Chemist at Play Face Moisturizer For Oily Skin – 45GM (2% Pentavitin + 1% Salicylic Acid + 0.5% Zinc PCA)
- Hydrates oily and acne-prone skin without feeling greasy.
- Controls excess sebum production for an oil-free finish.
- Aids in acne elimination and prevents breakouts.
- Reduces inflammation and bumps associated with acne.
- Strengthens the skin’s natural barrier with ceramides.
- Leaves skin instantly hydrated and radiant.
- Can be used twice daily as part of a skincare routine.
₨639.00
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The Chemist at Play Face Moisturizer for Oily Skin is a lightweight, non-comedogenic formula specifically designed to address the unique needs of oily and acne-prone skin. This innovative moisturizer is infused with a powerful blend of active ingredients to provide both hydration and targeted treatment.
At its core, it features 2% Pentavitin, a plant-derived hydrating complex that binds to the skin more effectively and for longer than many other moisturizing ingredients, ensuring deep and lasting hydration without feeling heavy or greasy. This helps to create a moisture barrier, protecting the skin from external damage and improving its overall appearance.
Complementing this hydration is 1% Salicylic Acid, a beta-hydroxy acid (BHA) known for its exfoliating and anti-inflammatory properties. Salicylic acid works to penetrate deep into pores, effectively unclogging them by helping the skin shed dead cells from its top layer. This action aids in acne elimination, reduces inflammation, and prevents future breakouts.
Finally, 0.5% Zinc PCA plays a crucial role in controlling excess sebum production and reducing skin inflammation, further contributing to acne control. The moisturizer is also enriched with the goodness of plant-based ceramides, which are essential lipids that help to restore and strengthen the skin’s natural barrier. This ensures that while excess oil is controlled, the skin remains healthy and protected.
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