Anti-acne mattifying fluid with prebiotics for oily and combination skin, 50 ml
Stop AKN Anti-acne Mattifying Fluid with Prebiotics
Discover a light dermocosmetic designed for daily care of oily, combination, and acne-prone skin. It effectively regulates sebum secretion, reduces excessive shine, and supports the reduction of imperfections, while maintaining the balance of the skin's microbiome.
The ultra-light, quickly absorbing consistency does not burden the skin or clog pores. The fluid leaves the skin fresh, matte, and comfortable for many hours. It works well as a mattifying day cream and as a makeup base.
Active ingredients and their effects
- Prebiotics - support the skin's natural microbiome, helping to maintain its balance and increase its resistance to external factors.
- Sebum-regulating ingredients - limit sebum overproduction and reduce shine.
- Moisturizing complex - ensures the appropriate level of hydration without a feeling of heaviness.
- Soothing ingredients - reduce redness and support the regeneration of problematic skin.
The combination of mattifying, normalizing, and moisturizing effects makes the fluid meet the needs of acne-prone skin, which requires balance, not only sebum reduction, but also protection of the hydrolipid barrier.
Effects of use
- Visibly mattified skin and reduced shine in the T-zone.
- Effective control of excess sebum without drying out.
- Reduced number of imperfections and reduced formation of new blemishes.
- Less visible pores and smoother skin texture.
- Even skin tone and a fresher appearance.
- Supports microbiome balance thanks to prebiotics.
- A light formula ideal for makeup, improving its durability.
How does mattifying fluid work?
- Mattifies skin and reduces shine.
- Regulates sebum production.
- Helps reduce the appearance of pores.
- Supports the reduction of imperfections and acne.
- Moisturizes without weighing down the skin.
- Strengthens the skin's protective barrier.
- Maintains microbiome balance.
Regular use results in a more even, smooth, and matte complexion, less prone to new imperfections.
Why does acne-prone skin need hydration?
Many people with oily skin avoid moisturizing creams for fear of increasing shine. Meanwhile, dehydrated skin can produce even more sebum as a defense mechanism. A properly selected light mattifying cream for acne-prone skin helps restore balance and reduce excessive oiliness.
Interesting facts
- Disturbances in the skin's microbiome can promote the growth of bacteria responsible for acne breakouts. Prebiotics support the development of beneficial microflora.
- Excess sebum combined with dead epidermal cells leads to the formation of microcomedones, the first stage of acne development.
- A light, non-comedogenic formula is crucial in the care of problematic skin, so as not to block the sebaceous glands.
Benefits of use
- Daily control of skin shine.
- Reduces the appearance of pores.
- Supports the reduction of imperfections.
- Comfortable hydration without a heavy feeling.
- The perfect makeup base for oily and combination skin.
How to use
Useevery day, morning and/or evening. Apply a small amount of fluid to cleansed, dry skin, and gently massage in until fully absorbed. Can be used under makeup during the day.
For anti-acne care, it is recommended to combine it with an appropriate cleansing gel and sun protection during the day.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
1. What skin types is Fluid Stop AKN intended for?
The product was developed for oily, combination, and acne-prone skin. It is effective for excessive sebum production, enlarged pores, and skin prone to imperfections.
2. Can the fluid be used daily?
Yes, the mattifying fluid is intended for daily use, preferably in the morning, as a care cream for acne-prone skin.
3. Does the product dry out the skin?
No. The formula has been developed to regulate sebum without disrupting the hydrolipid barrier and without excessive drying.
4. Can it be used under makeup?
Yes, the light consistency makes the fluid an excellent base for makeup, improving its durability and reducing shine.
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