Mizon – Goodbye Blemish Pink Spot – 19ml

Description

Mizon’s Pink Spot intensive treatment calms redness and reduces spots overnight. Goodbye Blemish Pink Spot is an effective 2 layered treatment that soothes & calms redness and additionally helps regulate sebum while you sleep.

The top layer has AHA and BHA chemical exfoliants that regulate excess sebum (like salicylic & glycolic acid, Tea Tree & Centella) to remove dead skin cells and stimulate skin regeneration. The bottom layer includes natural remedies for calming inflammation & redness such as calamine, zinc oxide, coptis japonica root extract and camphor.

Benefits:

• Overnight all-in-one treatment to reduce inflammation & spots
• Anti-inflammatory ingredients including Dimethyl Sulfone
• Calming ingredients like calamine, zinc oxide, and coptis japonica
• Suitable for all skin types

How to use:

• After cleansing & toning apply using a cotton swab dipped vertically to the bottom of the bottle ensuring the 2 biphasic layers of the product have been soaked – do not shake/ mix layers- and gently apply on the effected areas and leave overnight

Recommended application by Nunu Ma:

Especially great spot-treatment when you can feel that spot coming! Or you have that important meeting coming up and don’t want to have to worry about your spot too! We personally like applying for 30min-1 hour at night then adding our favourite acne patch on top, has worked like a charm used together for us – let us know if it works for you too! X

Vegetarian  (likely vegan) friendly & cruelty-free

Mizon is a cruelty-free brand. Although not all their products are suitable for vegetarians (some use Milk or Fish collagen etc.) however they do have some vegan & vegetarian options and their snail line is a cruelty-free mucin extraction.

Please double check always with the main company and search online for more background info. We have personally found some shops label skincare products vegan for example which are not vegan. Sometimes company staff provide different answers (perhaps lost in translation and understanding of these terms)! Only you can determine your definition and ethics. We will do our best to help you make that decision by presenting our research.