Naturally Clear Blemish Fighting Apricot Cleanser

Blemish Fighting Apricot Cleanser Product Shot

Oil Free

Product Description

This cleanser, with natural microbeads and apricot extracts, controls oil and fights blemishes without over drying the skin.

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Application

Moisten face with water. Dispense product onto fingertips and massage over face. Rinse with water. Avoid direct contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes, flush thoroughly with water.

Product Claims

Oil Free • Dermatologist Tested • Non-Comedogenic • 100% Natural Extracts • Formulated without Parabens and Phthalates • Does not contain animal ingredients • Not tested on animals

Key Ingredients
  • Apricot
    Apricot »
    APRICOTS are known to contain one of the highest levels of carotenoids (think vitamin A) and super-effective antioxidants. All of this natural power might seem, well, too powerful, but they are actually quite gentle and nourishing and they help make fresher, more nourished skin beautifully possible.
  • Corn Kernel Meal
    Corn Kernel Meal »
    CORN KERNEL MEAL is actually flour ground from dried corn. It's a soft, but gently powerful all-natural exfoliant that promotes skin cell turnover and regeneration. Cornmeal makes softer-feeling, fresher skin possible.
  • Walnut
    Walnut »
    WALNUT is known for its hard shell, but when it's ground, it becomes an amazingly effective, all-natural exfoliant ingredient in our scrubs. Not only are walnuts plentiful on the planet, they also help newer, healthier skin come to the surface.

    • Be Fresh

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      Fresh Skin

      Brighten Up. Your face comes first, and when it looks great, you do too. St. Ives Fresh Skin products - formulated from ingredients you know that give you the power to uncover your best you.

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