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Vichy Normaderm Tri-Activ Anti-Imperfection Hydrating Care

By Beautifulbuns

And here is one instance where longer isn’t better – the name of the product. Vichy Normaderm Tri-Active Anti-Imperfection Hydrating Care is just too much of a mouthful and too much to remember, even for a beauty junkie like me. When my friends ask me what I use, I just start gesticulating vaguely and mouth of something like “that Vichy thingamajig that helps to unclog your pores”.

Vichy Normaderm Tri-ActivVichy Normaderm Tri-Activ Anti-Imperfection Hydrating Care

Vichy Normaderm Tri-Activ (1)

Vichy Normaderm Tri-Activ (2)

I say…

This was packed nicely alongside the Vichy Normaderm Hyaluspot (which I swear by now, for the shrinking and drying of pimples).

  • It’s a very lightweight and fragrant, and is easily absorbed.
  • I apply this on problem areas such as the chin, where things go bump in the night and day,  and the cheeks where I expect those carnival moles to pop out of my enlarged pores.
  • It leaves a matte feeling after application (I suspect that it’s because of the silica ingredients). After washing my face, the matte feeling is gone. Such a transient relationship we had there. Sigh.
  • I like that after application, it also calms my skin down. I tend to apply it after yet another failed attempt to extract the blackheads and whiteheads from my skin heh. I know, I shouldn’t do it. Cardinal sin of beauty committed.
  • After several weeks of usage, I see a slight, slight difference in the pore size. I wouldn’t say that my skin is softer nor smoother, but I can feel the increased moisture levels at the targeted area.

To me, this is more of a skin calmer than anything else. On days when my skin is itchy, rashy or irritated, I apply it and my skin cools If you’ve got really clogged pores, you can try it out – I think it should help to purge the dirt from your skin somewhat, but you can expect a slight breakout (which is the norm of such products). After all, out with the old and in with the new (skin)!

 

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