Peter Thomas Roth Even Smoother Microdermabrasion Exfoliating Pore Purifier
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Even Smoother Microdermabrasion Exfoliating Pore Purifier is made for the days when your skin looks a little rough, makeup sits strangely, and pores feel like they are stealing the spotlight. This rinse off gel cream delivers a polished feel while staying comfortable on skin, combining chemical, enzymatic, and gentle physical exfoliation in one simple step. A two percent Salicylic Acid level helps clarify the look of pores and smooth the look of uneven texture. An enzymatic complex helps loosen the look of surface buildup, while fine polishing crystals help buff for a softer looking finish.
Benefits:
- Helps refine the look of pores so they appear less noticeable
- Helps smooth the look of uneven texture for a softer looking finish
- Helps reduce the look of dullness so skin looks fresher and more radiant
- Helps minimize the look of shine for a balanced looking complexion
How to Use:
- Start with damp skin and clean hands. Apply a small amount to face and massage gently using light circular motions.
- Keep the application away from the eye area and lips. Do not press hard, let the formula do the work.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water and pat dry.
- Use one to three times per week based on your comfort level.
- Follow with your favorite hydrating steps.
Key Ingredients:
- Salicylic Acid: Helps clarify the look of pores and improve the look of uneven texture.
- Kaolin: Helps support a fresh looking finish by reducing the look of surface shine.
- Bentonite: Helps lift away the look of buildup for a cleaner looking feel.
- Microencapsulated Enzymatic Complex: Helps loosen the look of surface buildup for smoother looking skin.
Peter Thomas Roth Even Smoother Microdermabrasion Exfoliating Pore Purifier leaves skin looking freshly polished and more even, with pores appearing less noticeable and texture feeling smoother. Keep it in your routine when you want a quick refresh that helps your complexion look ready for whatever comes next.
