Garnier Pure Active Bha + Niacinamide Anti-Blemish Fluid SPF50+ 40ml
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Garnier Pure Active Bha + Niacinamide Anti-Blemish Fluid SPF50+ is an anti-blemish fluid that...
Garnier Pure Active Bha + Niacinamide Anti-Blemish Fluid SPF50+ is an anti-blemish fluid that protects the skin against sun damage but also actively fights blemishes.
With BHA and Niacinamide, it leaves facial skin smoother, and pimples, acne marks and pores reduced.
- SPF50+ protection
- Reduces the appearance of pimples
- Reduces the appearance of acne marks and pores
- Provides a daily defense against UV rays
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Garnier Pure Active Bha + Niacinamide Anti-Blemish Fluid SPF50+ has a formula with.
- BHA and Niacinamide: anti-blemish, illuminating, protective and nourishing.
Apply Garnier Pure Active Bha + Niacinamide Anti-Blemish Fluid SPF50+ in the morning as a moisturizer or on top of the day cream before makeup. Shake before use.
| Weight | 60 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Garnier |
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Q: What is it?
Garnier Pure Active Bha + Niacinamide is an anti blemish fluid specifically formulated to protect and treat the skin.
Q: What does it do?
It works to fight blemishes while protecting against sun damage. Formulated with BHA and Niacinamide for a clearer complexion.
Q: How to use?
Apply to the face as the final step of your skincare routine. Use daily before sun exposure.








