Garnier Fast Clear Cleanser gentle and moisturizing for acne-prone skin - 250ml

Garnier Fast Clear gentle and moisturizing face wash for acne-prone skin - 250ml | Garnier skincare from Wessal Al-Eina store, a face cleanser with an advanced formula from Garnier for daily care of acne-prone and clogged pores skin. Fast Clear wash combines the power of deep cleansing and gentleness on the skin, effectively removing dirt and excess oils without damaging the skin barrier. Suitable for those looking for a face wash to treat acne and reduce pimples. Maintains the natural balance of the skin and moisturizes it thanks to its rich formula with active ingredients like niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, for a clearer, healthier, and softer skin after each wash. Suitable for daily use as part of a skincare routine, light daily makeup, or before applying medicated creams; gives the skin a clear, moisturized appearance with less redness and excess shine. Contains ceramides that support the skin’s natural barrier and protect it from moisture loss, and purifying clay that helps absorb impurities and oils without drying the skin. Rich in hyaluronic acid to increase hydration and skin elasticity. Maintains skin elasticity and radiance and reduces dullness. A gentle formula free from sulfates and fragrances for sensitive and acne-prone skin care routines. Enhances skin freshness and prepares it to receive serum, moisturizer, or light makeup. Ingredients and their benefits: Water: cleansing and moisturizing base that maintains skin balance. Glycerin: moisturizer that attracts moisture and keeps skin soft. Torat methyl cocoyl sodium: gentle cleanser that removes dirt and oils. Cocamidopropyl betaine: mild cleansing agent that reduces dryness and irritation. Cocoyl isethionates sodium: cleanser that maintains a gentle foam and effective cleaning. Sodium chloride: helps in stabilizing the formulation and regulating texture. Niacinamide: reduces redness, evens skin tone, and is suitable for acne treatment. Glyceril stearates and PEG-100 stearates: emulsifiers that improve texture and stability. PPG-5-Ceteth-20 and PEG-55 Propylene Glycol Oleate: auxiliary agents that help dissolve ingredients and improve distribution. Sodium citrate: pH regulator supporting product stability. Sodium hyaluronate: hyaluronic acid for water retention and increased hydration. Sodium hydroxide: pH regulator for skin safety. 2-Oleamido-1,3-octadecanediol: auxiliary component that may help control oils. Kaolin (purifying clay): gently absorbs impurities and oils without drying the skin. Coconut acid: lightweight moisturizer and skin soothing agent. Propylene glycol: moisturizer and carrier for active ingredients. Caprylyl glycol: moisturizer and mild antimicrobial that helps stabilize the product. Citric acid: helps adjust pH and improve skin smoothness. Polyquaternium-53: moisturizing and skin-soothing agent. Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer: thickening agent to improve foam texture. Sodium benzoate: safe preservative to maintain product quality. Salicylic acid: effective component for treating acne-prone skin and pore opening. Phenoxyethanol: preservative that maintains formula integrity. Chlorphenesin: antimicrobial preservative to enhance product stability. How to use: Wet face with warm water. Apply an appropriate amount of the wash to the palm with a little water to form a light foam. Gently massage onto the face, focusing on oily and acne-prone areas. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water and gently dry with a clean towel. Use morning and evening as part of your skincare routine, followed by an appropriate moisturizer or serum for daily care. Wessal Al-Eina store product disclaimer and information: Wessal Al-Eina strives to ensure the accuracy of product images and information, but packaging or formulation changes may occur before updates on the website. Some products may be shipped with different packaging, with our constant guarantee of product quality. We recommend reading the labels, warnings, and usage instructions on the packaging before use and not relying solely on the information on Wessal Al-Eina’s website.