Revision Skincare Brightening Facial Wash

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Is Revision Skincare Brightening Facial Wash good for oily or blemish-prone skin? +

Revision recommends it for normal, combination, oily and mature skin. Salicylic acid deeply cleans the pores while glycolic acid smooths the surface, so it suits oily skin with congested-looking pores and post-blemish marks. Revision does not recommend it for dry or sensitive skin.

What is the difference between Brightening Facial Wash and Papaya Enzyme Cleanser? +

Both exfoliate, soften the skin and provide antioxidant benefits, and Revision says they can be used interchangeably. Brightening Facial Wash uses glycolic and salicylic acid plus vitamin C, liquorice and lily extract, has a pH of 3.5 to 4.0 and is not recommended for dry or sensitive skin. Papaya Enzyme Cleanser exfoliates with papain enzymes and salicylic acid, has a pH of 4.25 to 4.75, closer to the skin's own, and suits all skin types.

Which ingredients in Brightening Facial Wash brighten the skin? +

Glycolic acid and salicylic acid brighten through surface exfoliation, while vitamin C (magnesium ascorbyl phosphate), liquorice and lily extract naturally help brighten the look of a dull, uneven tone.

Will Brightening Facial Wash make my skin more sensitive to the sun? +

Yes. Glycolic and salicylic acid exfoliate the top layer of skin, which can make it more sensitive to sunlight, so Revision asks you to wear a broad-spectrum SPF every morning while using it. The brand recommends its Intellishade tinted SPF.

Can I use Revision Skincare Brightening Facial Wash with retinol? +

Yes - Revision lists its Retinol Complete serums among the products that work well with it, along with C+ Correcting Complex 30% and Intellishade. Both exfoliate, so introduce the retinol gradually and, if your skin feels dry, cleanse with it once a day rather than twice.

My skin feels dry after using it - what should I do? +

Because it exfoliates, skin can feel a little dry straight after cleansing. Revision recommends following with Soothing Facial Rinse, which rebalances, hydrates and calms the skin, then your usual serum and moisturiser.

Can I use Brightening Facial Wash to remove eye make-up? +

No. Revision says it should not be used to remove eye make-up, and the eye area should be avoided. Remove eye make-up with a dedicated remover first, then cleanse the rest of the face.

What is the difference between the 198ml and the 100ml travel size? +

The formula is identical. The 100ml travel size is ideal for trips or for trying the cleanser for the first time, while the 198ml bottle is the everyday size for regular morning and evening use.

Can I use Revision Skincare Brightening Facial Wash during pregnancy or while breastfeeding? +

It contains no vitamin A, and rinse-off cleansers with glycolic and salicylic acid are generally considered suitable during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Revision does not publish specific pregnancy guidance, so please check with your midwife or GP before use.

Revision Skincare Brightening Facial Wash bottle for rejuvenating, brightening, and smooth skin.

Revision Skincare Brightening Facial Wash

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