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Minimise the appearance of blemishes with the Erborian Centella SOS Patch, a transparent, smoothing, protective film that helps reduce the size of blemishes. Easy to apply underneath makeup, this treatment leaves skin looking smoother with a more even tone.
Infused with niacinamide and PHA, a gentle exfoliating acid, this treatment avoids drying the skin as it works. This skincare solution is ideal for acne-prone, combination and oily skin types. Applied as a gel that transforms to create a protective film, this treatment also contains Centella Asiatica to soothe and calm irritation.
Suitable for application up to twice daily, Erborian Centella SOS Patch is vegan and contains no added fragrance, silicones or parabens.
Key Benefits
- Works to visibly reduce the size and appearance of blemishes
- Helps leave skin looking smoother with a more even tone
- Transparent, smoothing, protective film
- Avoids drying the skin
- Can be applied underneath makeup
- Ideal for acne prone, combination and oily skin
SKU# UK200041485
In the morning, after your daytime moisturiser. Like a ""second-skin patch"", CENTELLA SOS PATCH forms a transparent, smoothing and protective film that makes it easy to apply makeup. For best results, it's important that you dab your makeup on over the patch.
In the evening, after cleansing and moisturising your skin, so the product can work overnight.
If you're looking for a product with coverage that also cares for you, try our SUPER BB cream, which provides high coverage while acting on imperfections.
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Originally posted on: Erborian UK
Originally posted on: Erborian UK
Originally posted on: Erborian UK
Originally posted on: Erborian UK
