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pHformula SPOT ON homecare kit
pHformula SPOT ON homecare kit
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Description
Description
A small set of three for one spot at a time. "Spot on" means: focused on that one pimple that is coming up, or on the dark spot it leaves behind as it fades. Not a routine for skin prone to widespread breakouts, but for those who occasionally see one pop up.
What's inside
Three products from pHformula. 100 ml G.E.L. cleanse, a foaming cleansing gel. 50 ml Moisture balance, the light moisturizer for your entire face. And 20 ml Blemish active, the gel you apply only to the spot itself.
For whom
For you if your skin is generally fine, but you feel something coming up regularly. Around your chin before your period, after a busy week, or just before an event where you want to look your best. And for that brown spot that remains long after the pimple itself has disappeared.
Also for someone you might not expect: those with dry skin. Dry skin types get pimples too, and often reach for products that are far too harsh for the rest of their face. Here, you only apply it exactly where needed.
How to use it
Cleanse morning and evening with G.E.L. cleanse and moisturize your entire face with Moisture balance. Blemish active is applied on top, in a thin layer directly on the spot, one to three times a day.
What almost everyone does wrong: putting a thick blob on it and hoping it works faster. Thin works better. And keep your fingers off it, because what you squeeze out is exactly what leaves the mark that stays visible for months afterward.
What I would like to share with you
Even a small kit like this is part of a plan. If you see the same spots appearing every month, this is a bandage and not a solution, and we should take a closer look at your entire routine together.
Honesty about timing: an emerging pimple calms down in a few days, but the spot it leaves behind takes weeks to months to fade. The latter requires primarily patience and daily sunscreen. Staying consistent does more here than being overly aggressive.
Are you unsure if this suits your skin? Feel free to send me a message, and we can take a look together.
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