Antibacterial herbal tonic

Antibacterial, herbal tonic with an original complex of extracts from 7 plants.

Restores the skin’s neutral pH and prepares it for further care. Has an astringent and antibacterial effect. Stabilises the lipid mantle of the skin, normalises the water-lipid balance. Leaves the skin clean and fresh.

Designed to tone and cleanse oily skin prone to acne vulgaris, adult acne, with symptoms of inflammatory changes.

The Ideal Pure range is a regulating and moisturising programme. It reduces excess sebum and symptoms of inflammatory lesions, and has strong antibacterial properties.

Recommendations and indications

• oily, seborrhoeic skin
• acne vulgaris, adult acne
• comedones, pimples
• seborrhoeic dermatitis
• skin greasiness, shininess

Effects

• restores the skin’s neutral pH
• prepares the skin for further care
• Astringent and antibacterial effect
• stabilises the lipid layer of the skin
• stabilises the skin’s lipid layer
• normalises the water-lipid balance
• leaves the skin clean and fresh

Main active ingredients

✓ The formulation contains valuable plant extracts of bloom, sage, lemon, ivy, soapwort, sea-buckthorn, watercress. They regulate excessive sebum production, balance the skin’s microflora, soothe inflammation and prevent loss of skin moisture.

Oily skin, enlarged pores and blackheads

These are widespread problems in men and women of every age group and race. Enlarged and visible pores are mainly caused by excessive sebum secretion and skin sagging, increasing with age, although they can also result from other factors such as hormonal imbalance, stress, lack of sleep, pollution, etc. Enlarged pores mainly occur on the forehead, nose, cheeks and chin, areas where a significant amount of sebum is secreted. Excess sebum on the skin is the result of increased sebaceous gland activity and results in an irregular surface, imperfections and shiny areas. These typical symptoms of oily skin make enlarged pores even more visible.

Common acne

Acne vulgaris (acne vulgaris) mainly affects young people aged 11-20 years (about 80%). Its causes mainly include seborrhoea, impaired exfoliation and unfriendly bacterial flora. We speak of acne vulgaris when blackheads develop into pimples and, in addition, inflammation occurs. The mixture of fat and protein on the skin is the perfect breeding ground for pathogenic bacteria, which multiply in the blackheads and break down the fat to form triglycerides and free fatty acids. Once oxidised, fatty acids are very irritating to the skin and cause symptoms of inflammation. The inflammation can, in turn, leave scars that are very difficult to remove.

Late-onset adult acne

Adult, mature-age acne (acne tarda) – is a new, distinct category of acne. It is typical of people over the age of 30, active, working people, mainly women. Increased stress increases the secretion of androgens that stimulate the production of sebum and start the whole process typical of oily skin prone to acne lesions. Adult acne is also believed to be caused by a decrease in skin hydration affecting an increasing proportion of the population (internal and external factors diet, lifestyle, improper care) and the destruction (rather than regulation) of sebum by improper care – the result: abnormal hydrolipidic mantle functions, keratinisation disorders.

PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

Beauty Expert – LNE Award & SPA