Sebum-Regulating and Mattifying Facial Treatments
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MANDELIC ENZYMATIC SOFT PEEL
Gentle mandelic acid and enzymatic facial peel, also suitable for sensitive skinOn sale from €6,50 -
NUTRALIGHT SENSITIVE
Soothing thermal water face cream for sensitive, reddened skinRegular price €38,00 -
ACNEREBAL CREAM
Cream for hormonal acne and oily skin, matte finishRegular price €29,00 -
SKINPURE REBALANCE
Purifying clay face mask for oily and blemish-prone skinRegular price €6,90
Excess sebum: a signal, not just an aesthetic concern
Excessive sebum production is often the skin's response to an imbalance, not a flaw to be corrected with harsh treatments. Degreasing cleansers and products formulated with isopropyl alcohol provide immediate relief but trigger a dangerous “rebound” effect: deprived of its natural hydrolipidic film, the skin produces even more sebum to defend and protect itself.
Zinc PCA and azelaic acid: intelligent sebum regulation
Zinc PCA and azelaic acid work synergistically to regulate sebaceous gland function and deeply purify skin texture, with excellent tolerability. A complete routine, starting with gentle cleansing and exfoliation and continuing with the refreshing touch of thermal waters and the use of purifying masks, is strengthened by the daily application of a non-comedogenic facial mattifying cream. An integrated approach to control shine throughout the day while keeping the skin barrier healthy.
Want to know how to combine these products for long-lasting results? Read our in-depth guide and discover how to create the perfect oily skin routine.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Do mattifying products dry out the skin over time?Sebum-regulating formulas (zinc PCA, azelaic acid) do not dry out the skin: they regulate sebum production without removing the skin's essential lipids, unlike alcohol-based products.
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Can zinc PCA and azelaic acid be used together?Yes, they complement each other: zinc PCA works more on the surface by regulating sebum, while azelaic acid works deeper down on blemishes.
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How many times a day should you use a mattifying cream?Once is generally sufficient, applied in the morning; in the evening, you can alternate it with a more nourishing treatment to avoid excessively drying out the skin.