Does Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent contain alcohol? Can it be used on skin prone to allergies?

Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water has been praised by almost all the major skin care experts. There are also many fairies who have bought Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water through overseas shopping and purchasing agents. However, because the packaging of Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water we bought usually does not have Chinese labels, we don't know whether Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water contains alcohol. Although some websites can show that Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water does not contain risky ingredients and restricted preservatives, did you know that Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water contains alcohol?

Does Dr.Ci:Labo Pore Astringent contain alcohol?

Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent does not contain alcohol, so people who are allergic to alcohol do not need to avoid Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent.

The main function of astringent water is to tighten pores immediately. Because it does not contain alcohol, the pore astringent water will not cause the moisture on the face to evaporate easily after use.

Dr.Ci:Labo Pore Astringent Water has the effect of shrinking pores

The witch hazel contained in pore astringent water is an ingredient used by many high-end skin care brands. It can soothe, calm and tighten pores. A skincare expert on Weibo said after using Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent Water: "Applying this water after cleansing the skin has an immediate astringent effect, which can reduce high-quality secretions in the T-zone and reduce the expansion of pores." Pour Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent Water onto a cotton pad and apply it wet to feel the power of this water.

Dr.Ci:Labo Pore Astringent Water is more suitable for oily skin

Pore ​​astringent is known as "an affordable and easy-to-use pore tightening artifact" and is especially suitable for oily skin to adjust skin condition. Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent contains natural lactic acid and malic acid, which can soften keratin plugs + remove black and white heads and aging cuticles in pores + promote skin metabolism. However, because Dr. Ci:Labo's pore-removing water contains peppermint, it is not suitable for sensitive skin . It has a brightening effect when applied, and is better to use in hot summer. You can stock up now.