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    Reeta

    2 months
    verified customer

    Lovely product

    Yes, in the mornings you can tell that I've used this overnight. The skin is matte and smooth. #lykoreview
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  • Nova

    3 days
    verified customer

    Love it!

    I've been using it for about 2 months almost every day and it got rid of my pimples. I had a breakout about 6 months ago and tried quite a bit, but this took it away completely.
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  • .

    2 weeks

    How to use this product?

    Hi. I'm wondering how much and how I should apply this product? And if there are other products I need to use together with this one?
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    • Josephine

      Skin therapist at Lyko
      2 weeks
      Hi This is applied in a thin layer on problem areas, after cleansing in the evening. Avoid the eye area, and let the gel absorb well before you possibly apply moisturizer over it if needed Note: This product contains AHA (glycolic and lactic acid) which can increase the skin's light sensitivity. Be extra careful with UV protection and limit your exposure to sunlight while using this product and for a week afterwards Wishing you a wonderful day
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  • Oscar

    2 weeks

    How serious is the warning against sun when using the product?

    Now it's winter so I assume I have nothing to fear, but can I still use this product daily in the summer? Should I stop using it a week before I go to the beach for example? I don't sunbathe as such, but is it okay to go outside on a sunny day?
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    • Emma S

      Customer service at Lyko
      2 weeks
      Hey Oscar It's important to use sunscreen no matter the season, even in winter, especially when you're using an active skincare product like this one that can increase your skin's sensitivity to the sun. I would recommend using it a couple of evenings a week and never in the summer if you're sunbathing or know that you'll be exposing your skin to sunlight for most of the day. Stay in the shade and wear a hat 🌞 The sun is still out in winter and can still be strong. If you're going on vacation to a warm place, you should stop using the product a week before to minimize the risk of sun sensitivity and start again about one to two weeks after you get home ☀️ I wish you all the best ✨
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  • Amanda

    1 month

    Pregnant

    Can I use this during pregnancy?
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    • Evelina

      Customer service at Lyko
      1 month
      Hi Amanda Since this contains active acids, I would recommend you avoid using it during pregnancy All the best!
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  • Hugo Spets

    1 month

    Consideration

    Hi! Can this cream be used after applying blemish control gel to the face? :)
    2 likes
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    • Angelica

      Customer service at Lyko
      1 month
      Hey Hugo Spets Yes, it should be fine to use it together with the cream you sent a picture of After the Blemish Control Gel has dried (feel free to wait a few minutes), you can apply the CeraVe Moisturising Cream all over your face to provide moisture and rehydration, especially if your skin feels dry after using the gel. Take care!
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  • Malin

    2 months

    What goes with this?

    I love this, I really think it makes a noticeable difference when I wake up in the morning. But I wonder what kind of moisturizer goes with it? I'm using cicaplast now but I think it's too oily, I want something lighter. I have acne issues on my forehead, small pimples and bumps that itch and irritate. My skin gets oily during the day but becomes dry after I wash my face. I also use cerave blemish control cleanser and like it. Can someone give me a tip? :)
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  • Ida

    3 months

    how to use it?

    how should this be applied and will it be blamed?
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    • Josephine

      Skin therapist at Lyko
      3 months
      Hey Ida You can use this either as a spot treatment (directly on pimples), all over your face if you have a lot of acne, or in the T-zone for clogged pores and impurities Usage: Apply a thin layer to problem areas after cleansing in the evening. Avoid contact with eyes. Let the product absorb well before you possibly follow up with a mild, suitable moisturizer This should only be used overnight and washed off in the morning! Wishing you a super nice day
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  • Suvi

    1 years
    verified customer

    RAKASTAN!

    tuntuu ihanalta, punaisuus helpottuu heti!
    167 views
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  • Sonia

    1 years
    verified customer

    good

    good
    111 views
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  • guptasaumya79

    1 years

    Can this product be used by pregnant women?

    Can this product be used by pregnant women?
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CeraVeBlemish Control Gel 40 ml

113 reviews, 4.5 on average
169 kr
Free delivery option available from 200 kr, can be sent immediately
Description
Ingredients

Discover an effective yet gentle solution for acne-prone skin with CeraVe Blemish Control Gel. With AHA and BHA, this gel reduces visible pores, impurities and skin unevenness without drying out the skin. With niacinamide to soothe the skin, and three essential ceramides to help preserve the skin's protective barrier. The skin is left refreshed and hydrated. Apply with light circular movements to the face in the evening. Remember to always use sunscreen during the day.

- Exfoliating salicylic acid (BHA) for less visible pores
- Glycolic and lactic acid (AHA) reduce impurities and unevenness
- Respects the skin's pH value
- Does not clog pores
- Alcohol-free *

* Does not contain ethanol

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