Description

Plum Combo Pack of Green Tea Pore Cleansing Face Wash, Mattifying Moisturizer & Night Gel | Green Tea Face Wash is a soap-free, non-drying face wash suited for acne-prone skin. It is rich in antioxidant green tea and glycolic acid that can help combat acne and make the skin clear. The glycolic acid and soft cellulose beads may gently exfoliate and brighten the skin. | Green Tea Moisturiser is a lightweight and non-comedogenic moisturiser suitable for daily use. It contains hyaluronic acid and niacinamide that can help control oiliness and reduce breakouts. It also has squalene and kakadu plum, natural moisturisers that can keep moisture in the skin. | Green Tea Night Gel is an ultra-light moisturiser with antioxidant green tea extract that can help combat acne. It also contains brightening liquorice and clarifying willow bark that may aid in keeping the skin hydrated. | Key Ingredients: | Face Wash Glycolic acid Green tea extracts Natural Cellulose beads | Moisturiser Green tea Niacinamide Hyaluronic acid | Night Gel Argan oil Green tea extracts Glycolic acid | Key Benefits: | Face Wash This face wash can help fight pimples It may aid in deep pore cleansing It can remove excess oil and impurities It has a gentle and non-drying formula | Moisturiser This moisturiser can help minimise acne It may keep the skin hydrated It is oil-free, non-sticky, and fragrance-free | Night Gel The night gel can help reduce pimples It may aid in hydrating the skin It can soothe inflammations It has a non-sticky and gel texture | Directions For Use: | Face Wash Take a small amount on your palm Lather up on your wet face Rinse off and pat dry with a towel | Moisturiser Dot your face with the moisturiser Apply one dot on your forehead, both cheeks, chin, and nose Gently massage into the skin with fingertips in slow upward-outward circular motions | Night Gel Apply the gel on a cleansed face and neck Use at night | Safety Information: Read the label carefully before use Store in a cool and dry place Keep out of reach of children