Descrizione
SVR – SEBIACLEAR 4H flash gel 15 ml
Sebiaclear 4H Flash Gel is a translucent gel designed to deliver a localized patch-like effect, combining 5% azelaic acid with 5% niacinamide. It works as an invisible gel patch on the skin, helping blemishes clear and redness ease, with claims of visible improvement in as little as 4 hours based on a small clinical test. Formulated for combination to oily skin, and even sensitive skin, it also helps prevent the appearance of post-inflammatory marks. The gel-patch technology forms an unseen protective film that reduces irritation and the urge to scratch, while the compact format makes it easy to reapply during the day.
Clinical note: In a study with 12 volunteers, the product was applied twice daily for three days, with the final assessment on day four after stopping use, showing variable results in percent change.
Key benefits
– Targets blemishes and redness
– Helps prevent post-acne marks
– Invisible occlusive film protects skin from irritation and picking
– Easy-to-reapply format for daytime use
Active ingredients
– 5% Azelaic acid: a multifunctional agent that diminishes blemishes, helps regulate excess sebum, reduces redness, and lowers the likelihood of red and brown marks forming.
– 5% Niacinamide: a versatile corrective with broad action that reduces blemishes, soothes acne-prone skin irritations, and helps prevent hyperpigmentation.
Usage instructions
– Apply twice a day to clean, dry skin. Can be used alone or as part of your daily routine. The patch format supports convenient reapplication and provides an invisible finish with no peeling.
Makeup compatibility
– Leaves an invisible finish and is suitable to wear under makeup.
Additional information
– Intended for targeted blemishes and acne-prone skin, including sensitive skin
– Suitable for mild to severe acne
– Recommended for ages 10 and up
– Suitable for pregnant and breastfeeding women
Note: Always follow product directions and consult a clinician if you have concerns about skin sensitivity or pregnancy-related considerations.
