Evologie Intensive Blemish Serum purportedly banishes visible blemishes, discoloration, and surface scars without drying or irritating your skin. The serum, developed by doctors, utilizes the company’s YS3 Complex (more info here), which penetrates the skin and goes straight to the source, eliminating trapped dirt, oil, and bacteria, while at the same time delivering intense hydrators and skin-repairing ingredients (Evologie, 2015).
Traditional acne treatments rely on high amounts of ingredients like benzoyl peroxide, intended to dry up pimples quickly. Unfortunately, this can cause irritation and over drying of your skin, resulting in even more oil production and clogged pores (Evologie, 2015).
Evologie Intensive Blemish Serum is clinically proven to rapidly clear blemishes and correct hyperpigmentation, without drying the skin. It’s great for all ages and skin types. The serum contains no benzoyl peroxide, hydroquinone, petrolatum, parabens, retinol, sulfates, or gluten (Evologie, 2015).
At first, this serum appears to be the consistency of a light lotion- but it spreads and absorbs very easily. It has a very light, fresh scent, almost like the smell of a flower shop- not a floral scent, but kind of like fresh green plants. Not to worry, it’s very light, and it dissipates almost immediately. The best thing about the Evologie Intensive Blemish Serum is that it serves a dual purpose- it can be used as a spot treatment and dabbed directly onto spots, pimples, scars, or discoloration; or a thin film can be applied as an all-over treatment.
Although I don’t have any issues with pimples right now, the serum did not dry out my skin. I was left with fresh, moisturized skin, with no greasiness. If you’re looking for a great, light product for problem skin, this may be just what you need!
Evologie Intensive Blemish Serum is available at SpaceNK, Bloomingdale’s, Birchbox, and Evologie.com.
See also:
Evologie Skincare: First Impression
Source:
Evologie (2015). An evolution in skin science, a revolution in skin health. Evologie.
