Naturecan launches acne pads to help battle breakouts

Naturecan, the leading CBD and health brand has launched its latest product, Acne Pads to furthermore strengthen their beauty range. The new pads are…

By Rachel Branson, Founder & Editor· 10 Aug 2021 · 2 min read
Naturecan launches acne pads to help battle breakouts
Naturecan launches acne pads to help battle breakouts

Naturecan, the leading CBD and health brand has launched its latest product, Acne Pads to furthermore strengthen their beauty range.

The new pads are designed to Battle breakouts and specially formulated to remove dirt and excess oil while keeping your skin feeling soft and smooth.

With advanced keratolytic action to help decongest and unclog pores, 2% salicylic acid delivers targeted treatment for acne – helping to reduce recurring blackheads, pimples and redness.

Our formulation is alcohol free to stay kind to your skin, with added soothing aloe vera and witch hazel in each pad to keep your face hydrated at all times. With active ingredients including: Salicylic acid, Aqua, Propylene glycol, Sodium sulphate, Glycerine Triethanolamine, Polysorbate 20, Green tea extract, Witch hazel water, Aloe Vera leaf juice, Phenoxyethanol, Citric acid to ensure you keep that acne at bay.

This is just the latest addition to the Naturecan beauty range that also includes a range of moisturisers, masks, balms and hand creams. With years of experience in the industry, we know what actually works, and what doesn’t.

Scientifically proven to nourish, repair, protect and care, we’ve curated a collection of beauty essentials that fit the lives of real people with natural needs.

As close to nature as we can, our products harness the therapeutic properties of expertly sourced plant extracts and active ingredients – each individually lab-tested – for transparent beauty you can live by.

uk.naturecan.com

Filed underSkin conditions, Addiction & alcohol, Nature

Rachel Branson

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Rachel Branson

Founder & Editor

Rachel founded Wellbeing Magazine in 2006 and has edited it ever since. She writes about how we live, what we value and the quiet changes that make life feel better.

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