Jasmine Gel Set from Pure Beauty 150 ml - options for cleansing, exfoliating, and pore control

Give your skin the exceptional purity and glow it deserves with Jasmina gel set from Pure Beauty. These options feature the "dual professional" formula that not only cleans the skin surface but also penetrates deeply into the pores to break down fats and remove blackheads and impurities. This gel combines the power of chemical and physical exfoliation with soothing botanical ingredients, giving you a smooth feel and a completely matte, blemish-free skin, making it the smart and comprehensive solution for your daily routine. Product details (available options): 3-in-1 Gel with Activated Charcoal (for oily skin): cleanser, exfoliator, and mask in one package; works like a magnet to draw out blackheads and toxins thanks to activated charcoal and zinc. Cleansing and exfoliating gel (for combination skin): enriched with salicylic acid, eucalyptus extract, and zinc to deeply clean pores and give the skin long-lasting freshness. Main benefits and features: Deep pore cleansing: effectively removes dirt and excess oils and prevents pore blockage again. Gentle and renewing exfoliation: softly removes dead skin cells and leaves the skin with a velvety and fresh feel. Full control of shine: balances oil secretion thanks to zinc, giving you a matte and healthy appearance. Advanced botanical formula: supported by natural extracts (eucalyptus, berries, henna) for skin health care. How to use: Apply a small amount of gel on a damp face, avoiding the eye area. Gently massage the skin with circular motions, focusing on the T-zone. For the 3-in-1 option as a mask: leave it on for 5 minutes until it dries, then rinse. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water; it is recommended to use twice daily or as needed for your skin. 🩺 Important medical information Visual description: The images show Pink and Black Jasmina gel containers, which are cleansers and exfoliators containing active ingredients such as salicylic acid, zinc, and exfoliating beads. It seems these products may help improve the appearance of blemish-prone skin, but it is essential to consult a dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis, as symptoms of oily skin problems may resemble other conditions such as: Common acne (Acne Vulgaris): which may require medication treatments in addition to cleansing. Rosacea: which causes redness and may be sensitive to strong peeling acids. Seborrheic dermatitis: scaly skin rash that may resemble dry skin caused by over-cleansing. Treatment options and alternatives: Based on the doctor’s diagnosis, the alternatives may include: Adapalene: to regulate skin cell renewal and prevent pore blockage. Benzoyl peroxide: to eliminate bacteria causing inflamed pimples. Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA): for surface peeling and lightening of acne scars. Always ensure to review the actual label on the package to verify the full list of ingredients and warnings.