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A scrub with Lactic Acid and pore-refining micro particles that unclogs pores, reduces blackheads and blemishes and refines skin texture.
NART: 88984-09920-19Skin peel for acne-prone skin
Eucerin DermoPurifyer Scrub is an oil-free skin peel with Lactic Acid that removes impurities without drying out the skin. Suitable for face and body, the exfoliating action of natural micro particles works against dead skin cells − one of the key causes of blackheads and spots − and gently cleanses skin and removes make-up.
Pores are unclogged, impurities and blackheads are reduced and skin texture is visibly smooth and refined.
The product has been specially formulated for oily and blemish-prone skin which is not undergoing medication and can be used during pregnancy.
FAQ
How often should I use Eucerin DermoPurifyer Scrub?
We recommend you use the scrub once a week, instead of the Cleansing Gel. However, due to its mild formula the product is suitable for daily use so you can use it more frequently.
Can I use Eucerin DermoPurifyer Scrub alongside the Eucerin DermoPurifyer Skin Renewal Treatment?
Yes. You can use the Scrub once a week while using Eucerin DermoPurifyer Skin Renewal Treatment.
Do I need to use Eucerin DermoPurifyer Cleansing Gel before the Scrub?
No. Use Eucerin DermoPurifyer Scrub instead of your usual cleanser but be sure to remove any eye make-up (try Eucerin DermoPurifyer Micellar Water) before using the scrub and be careful not to get the scrub in your eyes.
I’ve previously used the Eucerin DermoPurifyer Scrub. What is the difference between that and Eucerin DermoPurifyer Scrub?
We’ve changed the fragrance, the name and the packaging. The active ingredients in the formula remain the same.
Is acne caused by poor hygiene?
No. There are a lot of myths surrounding the causes and triggers of acne and poor hygiene is one of them. Blemish-prone skin is not a sign of poor hygiene. On the contrary, washing skin too frequently with aggressive cleansing products can irritate skin even more. We recommend that you cleanse your face twice a day using mild cleansers specially formulated for oily, blemish-prone skin and which clinically and dermatologically proven to remove excess sebum, sweat and dead skin cells without drying skin. It’s also important not to fiddle with your spots and to keep your hands away from your face.
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