PCA Skin Acne Gel Advanced Treatment

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Is PCA Skin Acne Gel Advanced Treatment good for oily, blemish-prone skin? +

Yes. PCA Skin recommends it full-face for oily and combination skin and as a targeted gel for occasional blemishes on any skin type. The 2% salicylic acid works within the pores, mandelic acid helps reduce surface oil and the brand reports a visible improvement in the look of blemishes in as little as three days.

Is PCA Skin Acne Gel Advanced Treatment the same as PCA Skin Acne Gel? +

PCA Skin's UK website lists it as Acne Gel Advanced Treatment, while the US site calls it simply Acne Gel. Both carry the same PCA product code (23375) and the same barcode, and the published ingredient lists match.

What is the OmniSome delivery system? +

OmniSome is PCA Skin's patented delivery system. It encapsulates the salicylic acid so more of it reaches the skin: in laboratory (in vitro) testing it delivered twice as much salicylic acid as a control product with the same level of salicylic acid but without OmniSome.

Can I use it all over my face or only on individual blemishes? +

Both. PCA Skin suggests full-face use if your skin is oily or blemish-prone, and targeted use on individual blemishes for occasional ones. If your skin starts to feel dry, switch to targeted use only.

How quickly will I see results? +

PCA Skin says it visibly improves the look of blemishes in as little as three days, and continued use helps keep skin looking clearer and more balanced.

Can I use PCA Skin Acne Gel Advanced Treatment with vitamin C or retinol? +

PCA Skin specifically advises not mixing it with C&E Advanced. With retinol, use them at different times of day or on alternate evenings to avoid dryness, and reduce to targeted use if your skin feels tight.

Will it dry out my skin? +

It is a lightweight gel designed for oily skin, but any acid can cause dryness at first. Follow with moisturiser in the evening, and if dryness occurs PCA Skin advises reducing to targeted use on individual blemishes.

Who should not use this gel? +

PCA Skin states it is not suitable for anyone with an aspirin allergy, because salicylic acid is closely related to aspirin. Avoid broken skin and the eye area.

Can I use PCA Skin Acne Gel Advanced Treatment during pregnancy or while breastfeeding? +

PCA Skin publishes no pregnancy or breastfeeding guidance for this product. It contains 2% salicylic acid and mandelic acid; low-strength topical acids are generally considered suitable, but advice on salicylic acid varies, so please check with your midwife or GP before use.

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PCA Skin Acne Gel Advanced Treatment

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