Bioderma Sébium Pore Refiner 30 mlimproves the skin's appearance: its texture is finer, more even and clearer, pores are tighter and less visible.
Does your skin suffer from imperfections, dilated pores or uneven texture? Bioderma Sébium Pore Refiner Soin Correcteur is the product for you. This dermatological skin care product is specifically designed to reduce the visibility of pores, improve skin texture and deliver clearer, more even skin. Thanks to its innovative formula, this corrector directly targets the causes of enlarged pores, for more beautiful skin, day after day.
It's a facial care product for combination/oily skin with dilated pores.
Bioderma Sébium Pore Refiner is an innovative product designed to improve skin's appearance by reducing the appearance of pores and refining skin texture. Thanks to its unique formula, this product acts effectively to regulate sebum production, while offering a mattifying action that helps control excessive skin shine. To reap the full benefits of this product, we recommend applying it daily, morning and night, to clean, dry skin.
The main action of Bioderma Sébium Pore Refiner is to tighten the skin's pores, resulting in a finer, more even skin texture. By reducing pore size, this product helps diminish the appearance of skin imperfections and irregularities, giving a smoother, more even complexion. What's more, its light, non-greasy texture is quickly absorbed by the skin, making it an excellent make-up base.
In addition to its sebum-regulating and mattifying properties, Bioderma Sébium Pore Refiner also contains moisturizing active ingredients that help maintain the skin's moisture balance. This is essential to prevent skin dehydration and ensure soft, supple skin. This makes it ideal for combination to oily skin, which needs both sebum control and hydration.
To optimize results, we recommend incorporating Bioderma Sébium Pore Refiner into a complete skincare routine. This can include the use of gentle cleansers adapted to skin type, followed by the application of a toning lotion and targeted serum. Next, apply Sebium Pore Refiner in light circular movements until completely absorbed, paying particular attention to areas prone to dilated pores.
In conclusion, Bioderma Sébium Pore Refiner is an invaluable ally for those looking for an effective solution to refine skin texture and reduce the appearance of enlarged pores. With a formula specially designed to regulate sebum and mattify the skin, this product delivers visible results from the very first applications. By incorporating it into an appropriate skincare routine, you can achieve smoother, clearer and visibly more beautiful skin.
Excess sebum, stress, smoking, pollution, etc. are just some of the factors responsible for dilated skin. These are all factors responsible for the dilation and deformation of pores. As experts in cutaneous biology, BIODERMA Research has created Sébium Pore Refiner.
This corrective concentrate improves the skin's appearance: its texture is finer, more even and clearer, and pores are tightened and less visible. The exclusive, patented Fluidactiv® complex maintains sebum quality, preventing clogged pores. Anti-oxidants preserve the skin's natural radiance.
Sebium Pore Refiner's light, fluid formula melts away instantly, leaving a pleasantly velvety finish.
We also offer Bioderma Sebium Sensitive Soin Apaisant Anti-Imperfections 30 ml, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Apply Sebium Pore Refiner once or twice a day, alone or before your skin care cream, either to the T-zone (chin-nose-front) for combination skin, or to the whole face for oily skin.
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Aqua/ water/ eau, methyl methacrylate crosspolymer, dipropylene glycol, cyclopentasiloxane, cyclohexasiloxane, dimethicone, glycerin, butylene glycol, Fomes officinalis (mushroom) extract, sodium polyacrylate, salicylic acid, dodecyl gallate, Ginkgo biloba leaf extract, mannitol, xylitol, rhamnose, fructooligosaccharides, Laminaria ochroleuca extract, silica, trideceth-6, C30-45 alkyl cetearyl dimethicone crosspolymer, lauryl PEG/ PPG-18/ 18 methicone, caprylic/ capric triglyceride, mineral oil (paraffinum liquidum), pentylene glycol, 1,2-hexanediol, PEG/ PPG-18/ 18 dimethicone, caprylyl glycol, propylene glycol, sodium hydroxide, citric acid, disodium EDTA, fragrance (parfum), [BI 600].
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