Bioderma -
Sebium Pore Refiner
One of the main things I hate about
my skin, which I have no doubt mentioned many times, is my large pores. I have
been looking for something to help them look less visible. I came
across this product on a blog somewhere and they said it was amazing at not
only making your pores visibly smaller, but also as a good base for make up.
Therefore whilst http://www.escentual.com had 1/3 off, I thought I would
give it a go.
Their website describes it as a 'correcting
concentrate for dilated pores for combination or oily skin.' They go on to
explain; 'This correcting concentrate improves the appearance of the skin:
its texture is more refined, more regular and clearer, and the pores are closed
and less visible.
The exclusive patented Fluidactiv® complex* maintains the
quality of the sebum, thus preventing obstruction of the pores. An
astringent dermatological active agent refines the skin texture and the
antioxidant agents preserve its natural radiance.
The light, liquid
formula of Sébium Pore Refiner instantly melts into the skin and
leaves a pleasant velvety finish.'
Now this is a lot to live up to in my view.
The Bioderma Pore Refiner has worked
absolute wonders on my pore size and really made a noticeable difference
between how my skin. I've been using it on top of my moisturiser and under my
primer, I've noticed how lovely smooth and refined my skin looks. However, I
think I'm going to try it as a primer and see how it works out. The product
leaves a matte, flawless base for applying makeup on top of. The texture is
smooth and silky with a slight fragrance, which is pretty inoffensive. The
solution itself is really thin, silky white cream that disappears instantly
into the skin. The most telling thing about this is that it hasn't broken my
out at all. I find so many products break me out these days I struggle testing
out new foundation/skin things. I tend to steer away from fragranced
products but this hasn't affected my skin at all.
Overall my pores are smoothed
and look much less noticeable. As it's not really classed as a primer it
doesn't reduce oil completely (it does a moderately good job but I do need a
bit of powder after a few hours), it's been an absolute dream to use and I can
safely say this is one of my firm favourites this month. I have to do a little
jump with joy as it leaves my skin looking oh so perfect. The beauty of
the Sebium range from Bioderma is aimed towards those with combination/oily
skin.
Bioderma -
Sebium Pore Refiner
One of the main things I hate about
my skin, which I have no doubt mentioned many times, is my large pores. I have
been looking for something to help them look less visible. I came
across this product on a blog somewhere and they said it was amazing at not
only making your pores visibly smaller, but also as a good base for make up.
Therefore whilst http://www.escentual.com had 1/3 off, I thought I would
give it a go.
Their website describes it as a 'correcting
concentrate for dilated pores for combination or oily skin.' They go on to
explain; 'This correcting concentrate improves the appearance of the skin:
its texture is more refined, more regular and clearer, and the pores are closed
and less visible.
The exclusive patented Fluidactiv® complex* maintains the
quality of the sebum, thus preventing obstruction of the pores. An
astringent dermatological active agent refines the skin texture and the
antioxidant agents preserve its natural radiance.
The light, liquid
formula of Sébium Pore Refiner instantly melts into the skin and
leaves a pleasant velvety finish.'
Now this is a lot to live up to in my view.
The Bioderma Pore Refiner has worked
absolute wonders on my pore size and really made a noticeable difference
between how my skin. I've been using it on top of my moisturiser and under my
primer, I've noticed how lovely smooth and refined my skin looks. However, I
think I'm going to try it as a primer and see how it works out. The product
leaves a matte, flawless base for applying makeup on top of. The texture is
smooth and silky with a slight fragrance, which is pretty inoffensive. The
solution itself is really thin, silky white cream that disappears instantly
into the skin. The most telling thing about this is that it hasn't broken my
out at all. I find so many products break me out these days I struggle testing
out new foundation/skin things. I tend to steer away from fragranced
products but this hasn't affected my skin at all.
Overall my pores are smoothed
and look much less noticeable. As it's not really classed as a primer it
doesn't reduce oil completely (it does a moderately good job but I do need a
bit of powder after a few hours), it's been an absolute dream to use and I can
safely say this is one of my firm favourites this month. I have to do a little
jump with joy as it leaves my skin looking oh so perfect. The beauty of
the Sebium range from Bioderma is aimed towards those with combination/oily
skin.
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