– KART Effective
The Clear & Matte Face Kit – Intensive Treatment is not a daily routine: it is an intensive treatment to be applied twice a week, in place of your evening serum, to very shiny or damaged oily skin.
The kit contains:
• Problematic Skin Cocktail KART 7506. A concentrate for oily and blemish-prone skin.
• Hyaluronic Acid 3D KART 7600. Hyaluronic acid with three molecular weights, acting as a carrier for the cocktail.
The two are mixed together before application. The hyaluronic acid is not merely a cosmetic addition: the cocktail is highly concentrated, and applying it undiluted to skin that is already compromised is unnecessarily harsh. The moisturising carrier distributes the active ingredient and cushions the reaction.
This kit is designed to be used in combination with the Clear & Matte Base Kit or the Complete Kit. It does not replace them.
Features
• Intensive treatment twice a week, to complement your daily routine
• Targeted concentrate for oily and blemish-prone skin
• Hyaluronic acid with three molecular weights as a carrier
• Mix before application; never apply undiluted
• Can be combined with the Base Kit or the Complete Kit
• 8% off compared to buying the products separately
How to use
Twice a week, in the evening, instead of your usual serum:
1. Cleanse and tone your skin as usual.
2. Mix 2 to 10 drops of Problematic Skin Cocktail with Hyaluronic Acid 3D in a clean container, making a total of around 20 drops.
3. Apply to the face, neck and décolletage in sections, allowing it to absorb completely.
4. Follow with your usual moisturiser.
For very shiny or damaged oily skin only. On sensitive or irritated skin, do not use until the irritation has subsided.
Precautions
For external use only. Avoid the eye area. In case of contact with the eyes, rinse thoroughly with water.
Never apply the cocktail undiluted: it must always be mixed with hyaluronic acid before application.
This is a cosmetic product and not a treatment for acne. If you have extensive inflammatory lesions, nodules or cysts, consult a dermatologist. If you are undergoing treatment with isotretinoin or topical retinoids, seek advice from your doctor before use.