Sebium Exfoliating Gel, 100ml

Eliminates sebum and clogged pores! I use it when I feel clogged pores in the T-zone or around my nose due to being in a hot place during the day or sweating at night. The gel with scrub is a bit watery to be called a gel, and even a small amount spreads over the entire face. I usually use it in the bath, spreading it on my neck and décolleté. (The skin on my neck has become slightly younger.) It will be useful in the coming season, and in the morning after a hot night's sleep. It doesn't completely eliminate blackheads, but I think it's a great product to eliminate unevenness in the skin and make it easier for the skin to absorb lotion. It was the best product I've had in recent years!

I use it once or twice a week. I like the scent. It's a thinner gel than I expected, so it's easy to spread on the face.

It contains 15g. I bought it because it was a good deal because it included two other different products. I had only used unscented Bioderma products up until now, but this one had a floral scent, which was a bit refreshing. It bothered me a bit at first, but after the second time, it didn't bother me so much! When I picked it up, it was a milky white product with a bouncy texture, and at first glance, I thought, "Where is the scrub?" But when I spread it on my skin, I was a bit hesitant because it felt quite rough, but I rubbed it as gently as possible. It seems like a pretty drastic measure, probably because I always use a lot of foam to wash my face. However, after massaging it so rough, when I rinse it off, my skin still felt light. It wasn't sticky like soap, but it was scrub, so I washed it off carefully and wiped it off, and it felt very refreshing. My skin felt so soft and fluffy, like it would absorb a lot of lotion. Of course, I immediately started moisturizing my skin. I also have a jelly-type peeling agent that doesn't contain a scrub, and they're all pretty good, so I'm not in a situation where I absolutely need one.

I tried it because it was sold cheaply as a set with Sebium H2O. (It's about 1,400 yen in Singapore) I was surprised when I saw the price in Japan on suzykirei! It's a loose gel scrub that puts less strain on the skin. Therefore, its function as a scrub is weak, but I'm satisfied with it. When I'm concerned about it, I can use it every day without it becoming rough, so I use it quickly when I'm concerned about it. I wish I had bought it in bulk.

I've been using Bioderma's cleansing water for many years, but I didn't know they had a scrub. I wanted to try something I'd never used before to combat blackheads, and I discovered it while browsing suzykirei. I bought it hoping for the much-talked-about salicylic acid and glycolic acid, and ginkgo leaf extract, which is often included in Sisley products, and it was so good that I felt like I'd hit the jackpot. I love Bioderma. A soft gel with a fine, crunchy scrub. I put a cherry-sized amount in the palm of my hand, spread it over my face while taking a half-body bath, and rub it around. The scent is like watermelon, with a faint, slightly sweet scent. The fine, crunchy scrub feels good. When I rinse it off, my skin is smooth. When I check in the mirror, I can see that the blackheads have been properly removed. Clay makes my skin smooth, but my white blackheads remain. At my level, clay is an item I want to use to maintain my skin after it becomes beautiful, and from winter to spring. I didn't feel any dryness or tightness after taking a bath, and I thought to myself, "As expected from Bioderma." I think the peeling ingredients, salicylic acid and glycolic acid, are also effective. They're available at supermarkets in France, and I'm sure they're reasonably priced, but I don't think the Japanese price is so high that it's shocking, and I don't feel like I'd use it every day, so I'm very grateful for the comfort and effect. In other words, I've found a favorite item.