Review on La Roche-Posay Effaclar Purifying 🧼 Foaming Gel Cleanser: Perfect for Oily Skin! by Anastazja Staniszews ᠌

Skin that is combinational, sensitive, and reactive. As is my practice, I began my familiarization with this gel by using a few probes, and after being thoroughly satisfied by it, I decided to purchase the full-fledged version. I have a bottle that holds 400 ml. Laconic and plastic, with a handy dispenser in the form of my go-to pump, this product ticks all of my boxes. You have complete control over the amount of product that is expelled from the squeezer. If you apply only a light amount of pressure, only a small amount of gel will be expelled. However, if you apply more force, the gel will expel much more quickly. The gel is clear, has a medium viscosity, and has a pleasant, fresh, and, to my nose, "medical" smell that swiftly fades away. Really good foaming. After creating a foam with it in my moist palms, I apply it to my skin and then rinse it off. It is important to remember that although you only need a small amount of it, you will feel overly dried out if you use too much of it. The skin is young, supple, and fragile, and it is prepared to be treated. This gel is something I use in the morning, and if I do use it in the evening, it's only if I haven't painted my face with any other cosmetics. I didn't even bother to try to remove my makeup or any traces of hydrophilic oil because this is not the primary function of hydrophilic oil. Consumption is relatively economical. I met him at a 1 + 1 promotion with a 50% discount on the second product; I bought it with a friend who has been using this gel for a long time; as a result, a 400 ml bottle cost me approximately 900 dollars. It turned out well in terms of cost as well. I bought it with a friend who has been using this gel for a long time. By the way, LRP, in addition to a great number of other drugstore brands, schedules these enjoyable promotions on a fairly regular basis. I cannot speak highly enough of this gel!