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Pharmaceris T Bacteriostatic Solution is a dermatologist-tested, alcohol-free antibacterial solution formulated for oily and acne-prone skin. Powered by 2% mandelic acid, it effectively cleanses the skin, regulates sebum production, and inhibits bacterial growth to prevent acne breakouts. Suitable for use on the face, décolleté, and back — the areas most commonly affected by acne — it provides targeted antibacterial and sebum-regulating action without the drying effects of alcohol-based formulas.
Key active ingredient: 2% mandelic acid with a bacteriostatic complex. Alcohol-free formula. For the complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer's official documentation.
| Brand | Pharmaceris |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Toners & Astringents |
| Size | 190ml |
| Key Ingredient | 2% Mandelic Acid |
| Suitable For | Face, décolleté and back |
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Formulas, textures and other ingredients differ between products. Patch-test new skincare first, and ask our pharmacist if you are unsure. Ask a pharmacist on WhatsApp
It's an alcohol-free antibacterial solution with 2% mandelic acid for oily and acne-prone skin on the face, décolleté and back.
Apply to a cotton pad after cleansing and gently wipe over the affected areas; there's no need to rinse off.
Use morning and/or evening as part of your acne care routine, then follow with a suitable moisturiser or treatment.
Introduce new actives gradually, as combining several treatments can increase the chance of irritation.
If your skin is sensitive or reactive, patch test first or ask your pharmacist for advice.