CELL FUSION C pH Condition Toner for Oily Skin, 200 ml

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AC.TREACALM – Oily skin line "PH CONDITION TONER" FOR CLEANSING SKIN CELLS AND FAT RESIDUES Clinical studies have confirmed the tonic's non-comedogenicity (non-clogging of pores) and cleansing of dead skin cells. "pH Condition Toner" is suitable for oily, problematic and mixed skin and its care. It is designed to help regulate the pH level of the skin, clean excess fat and dead skin cells. The tonic pleasantly refreshes the skin, but does not dry it, leaves a natural matte effect and quickly absorbs into the facial skin and does not clog pores. FEATURES: A mildly acidic tonic restores the pH level of skin damaged by washing or cleaning cosmetics; Tonic helps to clean excess fat and dirt from skin pores; Improves the condition of problematic skin; The tonic does not clog pores and cleans dead skin cells from the surface of the skin. MAIN ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Treacine™ patented complex consisting of 5 ingredients: Pectins; Chlorella; Active oxygen; White willow bark extract; Natural moisturizers. Floral acids. Bio Ecolator – extract of common sedum. How to use: Apply the toner to clean facial skin in a circular motion. To achieve the best results, we recommend using together with "Anti B.A.C Cleansing Gel". Tre.AC pH Condition Toner Completed non-comedogenic test. Completed skin keratin improvement test. Completed skin safety test. pH Condition Toner manages skin pH by removing excess sebum, impurities and dead skin cells. FEATURES: Slightly acidic balanced toner keeping skin’s pH level balanced after washing. Natural salicylic acid and natural pectin purify old keratin, sebum and pores deep in the skin. Improves multiple skin issues at once. MAJOR INGREDIENTS: Treacine™. Flower acids, Bio ecolator, Salix alba (white willow) bark. Directions: after cleansing, dispense an adequate amount and apply onto the face along the skin texture.

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