Vichy Dermablend Corrector 3D Nº15 30ml

Do you want to unify your skin tone? Are you bothered by imperfections on your face and want to hide them with your makeup? 3D Correction Dermablend by Vichy is a corrective make-up background that visibly reduces imperfections on your face. Indicated for correcting residual marks on oily or acne-prone skin.

Characteristics:

• High coverage.
• Relief correction.
• Tone nº 15 (Opal).

Enriched with salicylic acid and eperulin, perfect for getting rid of imperfections!

*Hypoallergenic product. No parabens. Non-comedogenic.

Unified and nuanced tone for 16 hours straight. Results visible instantly!

Before applying make-up, cleanse your skin perfectly and apply your usual treatment.

€76.00 / 100 ml

Acne is a skin condition that occurs when oil and dead skin cells clog and block the openings of the hair follicles. This creates an environment of inflammation, activation of the immune system and bacterial proliferation that worsens the skin condition. When the clogged pore becomes infected they become blackheads or closed or open comedones. They usually appear on the face but can also appear on the neck, back, shoulders and chest.

It is usually common among teenagers but can affect people of all ages. Hormonal changes (adolescence, pregnancy and menopause) or the use of unsuitable cosmetic products may be the cause of acne outbreaks. Ongoing stress, an unhealthy diet or mechanical friction (in the case of ""maskne"") can worsen the problem.

A basic cosmetic routine for oily, acne-prone skin should include cleansing with a specific, non-irritating product; a moisturiser with sebum-regulating ingredients that is non-comedogenic; and oil-free sunscreen. This last step is essential to prevent hyperpigmented marks.

At night, we can apply cosmetics with more intensive renewing and comedolytic ingredients, such as alpha- and beta-hydroxy acids or retinoids, among others, depending on each particular case. In the event of outbreaks with abundant comedones, inflammation and discomfort, it is essential to see a dermatologist for the most appropriate treatment. Manipulation of the lesions should be avoided, as it only contributes to aggravating the condition.