Their latest launch sees the release of the Blemish Clearing Solution – a serum which clears breakouts while reducing acne-related redness. Its key ingredients are salicyclic acid and Queen of Meadow extract, which exfoliates and prevents dead surface skin build up, while both fighting breakouts and keeping pores clear of bacteria which causes blemishes.
96% of users claim to have seen clearer skin in 72 hours – but in all honesty, I never pay attention to stats like this! They never sway me to try (or buy) a product.
It’s universal formula can be used on all skin types which are affected by clogged pores, excessive oil or shine and blemishes.
I’ve had a few spots annoyingly rise to the surface, as a result of the Mandelic peel I had 2 weeks ago so I started to use this in addition to my existing skincare as soon as it arrived last Friday. I’ve read that peels can cause oil production to go into overdrive, which is turn brings on a flurry of spots and whiteheads to the surface – a good things I guess as it’s the skin ridding itself of all the gunk lying beneath the surface.
. I’m I’ve had one annoying one in particular right on the bridge of my nose (hello Ruldoph!) and last night, I used a flannel dipped in hot water and repeatedly massaged it. Eventually it bought up a whitehead which I was able to pop (sorry, TMI!) and then I used the serum on top. I could feel it tingling on application and so I left it to work its magic. I woke up this morning and the spot has reduced significantly. I reapplied the serum again to it and will do the same tonight. On that basis, it did what I hoped it would, reduce its size and inflammation.
This is a pricey product, but I find Murad skincare to be both innovative and effective and I’ve been using it for at least three years now, so have no qualms recommending it to anyone with any skin problems they wish to tackle.
How much is it? £39.50
Where Can I buy it from? Murad online, John Lewis, Feelunique
*PR sample
