Mario Badescu Buffering Lotion 29ml (0.98fl oz)

• Texture: liquid;
• Skin issues: under-the-skin cysts, comedones;
• Time of application: as the final step of the evening skincare routine, on clean and dry skin;
• Age: 13+;
• Skin type: all skin types with active cysts or comedones;
• Main benefits: soothing, acceleration of the healing process;
• Formulated without: fragrance, dyes.

• Panthenol is a precursor of vitamin B5. It is crucial in soothing products for its ability to increase the skin’s ability to retain hydration. Therefore, it will decrease the surface irritation an leave the complexion soft and even;
• Allantoin can be found naturally in the roots and leaves of the comfrey plant. Not only is it super soothing by definition but also skin-softening, promoting visible wound healing;
• Vitamin B3 is also known as Niacinamide and keeps living up to its crowd-pleaser reputation. Particularly on topical treatments like this one, it has a significant impact on the increase of ceramide production, making the barrier more resilient and overall youthful-looking;
• Zinc Oxide is a very popular skin soothing component. Besides physical sunscreens and diaper rash barrier creams, it enrolls the ingredients of lotions like this one due to its ability to minimize irritation and redness;
• Glycerin is a humectant that also happens to be present in the human body and keeps the lipids between our skin cells in a healthy state. Thus, it protects against irritation and keeps our natural barrier in its best condition at all times.

After finishing the evening skincare routine, shake well the bottle ofMario Mario Badescu Buffering Lotion. Then, apply it directly to affected areas with clean fingertips. Then, close the bottle and let the applied product air dry. Alternatively, pair it with Mario Badescu’s Drying Mask as an express intensive treatment by layering a few drops of the lotion with a thin coat of the mask. Leave on for 15 minutes and remove with lukewarm water. Do not use it on skin that is already healed, bleeding, or broken. If it accidentally gets in the eye area, immediately remove it with abundant water.