PHYSIS LABORATORY gel cream with mushroom extract, propolis, aloe and helichrysum – 50ml

• Reduces sebum production
• Removes dead skin cells
• Reduces redness and blackheads
• Reduces pulling sensation
• Revitalizes tired skin

The Mushroom extract, Propolis, Aloe & Helichrysum gel-cream is ideal for acne prone skin and helps it remain hydrated and balanced throughout the day. Propolis has anti-inflammatory properties and helps reduce inflammation caused by acne. Its antiseptic, antifungal and antimicrobial properties help fight bacteria caused by acne inflammation thus, taming acne. Propolis has antioxidant and regenerative properties, promoting healing of the acne scars. Mushroom extract moisturizes and gives dull skin radiance. Its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties help prevent and fight acne. Aloe Vera hydrates the skin and relieves from prickling and tight pulling sensations. It speeds up wound healing, thus preventing acne scars, hyperpigmentation and bacterial infections. Helichrysum has strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, it reduces redness and inflammation caused by acne and promotes new tissue formation to fade acne scars. Snail secretion is rich in collagen, it promotes skin regeneration and reduces the appearance of scars, fine lines and wrinkles.

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