Clinique Anti-Blemish Solutions cleansing foam for problem-prone skin helps remove impurities, excess sebum and residue that can contribute to clogged pores. The European variant is suitable for all skin types, but primarily for skin prone to spots and blemishes. It is suitable for both morning and evening cleansing.

Key Benefits

• Removes impurities, excess sebum and other residue from the skin's surface.
• Helps reduce sebum build-up, which can contribute to clogged pores.
• Leaves skin feeling clean, refreshed, comfortable and balanced after washing.

The cleanse targets surface residue as well as factors that can contribute to the formation of clogged pores.

Formulation

The foam contains 2% salicylic acid, which helps remove dead skin cells. Other highlighted ingredients include acetyl glucosamine and Laminaria saccharina algae extract.

• The formulation also contains caffeine, sucrose, cola seed extract and sea whip extract.
• The formula is free of oil, alcohol, gluten, SLS and SLES.
• The product is fragrance-free.
• It is allergy-tested and dermatologist-tested.

The formulation targets dead cells and sebaceous deposits associated with clogged pores.

Usage and Dosage

• Use twice daily, morning and evening.
• Use two to three pump presses per application.
• Gently massage the foam into damp skin, avoiding the eye area.
• Rinse thoroughly and gently pat skin dry.
• This product forms the first step of the Anti-Blemish Solutions Clear Skin System.
• Anti-Blemish Solutions Clarifying Lotion and Anti-Blemish Solutions All-Over Clearing Treatment can be used afterwards.

The foam forms a clearly defined first step in both the morning and evening Anti-Blemish Solutions routine.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 125 ml
• The foaming facial cleanser is equipped with a pump dispenser.

About the Brand

Clinique was founded in 1968 in New York as a cosmetic collection created by a dermatologist, allergy-tested and completely fragrance-free. Dermatologist Dr. Norman Orentreich was involved in its development, and its launch was led by former Vogue editor Carol Phillips. The brand was established under the direction of Leonard A. Lauder, and its name was suggested by Evelyn Lauder.

The brand's origins have been associated with dermatological development, allergy testing and fragrance-free products since its founding.