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Acne Drying Treatment
Use if you want to nip whiteheads and blackheads in the bud.
Vegan | Cruelty-Free | Pregnancy-Safe
Poppers, squeezers, and pickers: Hold it right there. Before you go into attack-mode (and damage your skin), dab this acne treatment on those pimples that have already hit the surface (or are just about to) and are ready to be dried out. 10% sulfur treats and prevents blemishes by absorbing excess oil and exfoliating away dead cells, thus unclogging pores, all without stripping the skin. Together with bentonite and kaolin clay, this cream stays put and leaves the surrounding skin happy—no messy cotton swabs or runny liquids necessary.
Made with 79% PCR (post consumer recycled) plastic.
HOW: Cover whiteheads (or soon-to-be whiteheads) and blackheads with a visible layer of cream (don't rub it in) and leave on overnight.
WHERE: On any pimples that need to be zapped.
WHEN: PM, or whenever you need a fix.
GOOD TO KNOW: Don’t have all night? Make this acne treatment a mask by applying to congested areas and leaving it on for as long as it takes to absorb excess sebum.
Use before the expiration date printed on the crimp on the tube.
Net wt: .5 fl. oz. / 15 ml
SULFUR sulfur | 10%
BENTONITE CLAY bentonite
KAOLIN CLAY kaolin
Free from parabens, silicones, sulfates, and 1,350+ ingredients that have questionable data.
RECYCLE IT:
This item is likely not recyclable through curbside programs. Recycle it through our Recycle Responsibly Program instead.
CLIMATE TRANSPARENCY:We are a climate-first brand focused on reducing our footprint. Our partner in emissions tracking, Bluebird Climate, calculates each product’s footprint using Greenhouse Gas Protocol, which considers emissions from materials, ingredients, manufacturing, transportation, and distribution. A product’s waste footprint is calculated by examining its recyclability and degradability.