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Azelac Moisturizing Gel Redness

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Azelac Moisturizing Gel Redness

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A lightweight moisturizing gel formulated with Azeloglycine and Azelaic acid to regulate oil production and soothe redness in reactive, oily skin. It includes a subtle green pigment that provides immediate visual correction for erythema, making it a smart choice for those managing rosacea or post-breakout inflammation. The gel texture is refreshing rather than heavy, and the pH-balanced formula helps keep the skin barrier steady while addressing congestion. It's a reliable daily staple for when your skin feels both oily and easily irritated—a tricky combination that this handles with ease.

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What’s inside the formula

Key ingredients

  • Azelaic Acid Derivative

    Brightens the complexion and helps balance oil production for clearer skin.

  • Azelaic Acid

    This multi-tasking acid visibly brightens the complexion and helps clear up uneven skin tone and texture.

  • Vitamin B3

    A form of Vitamin B3 that helps smooth the skin's surface and improve overall texture.

  • Vitamin B5

    Deeply hydrates and soothes the skin while supporting its natural repair process.

  • Tea Tree Oil

    Known for its purifying properties that help keep skin clear and balanced.

Good to know

  • Retinoids EU regulated

    Contains Retinal — a retinoid. Can cause dryness or irritation, especially when first introduced, and makes skin more sensitive to the sun.

  • Alcohol

    Can be drying when used as a solvent. Not to be confused with fatty alcohols (cetyl, cetearyl) which are moisturizing.

  • Fragrance (Parfum)

    Most common cause of skin sensitivity in cosmetics. If your skin reacts easily, look for fragrance-free alternatives.

  • EU-labelled fragrance allergens

    Contains Benzyl Salicylate, Citronellol and Linalool — 3 fragrance allergens the EU requires to be named on the label. A common trigger for sensitive or reactive skin.

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