La Roche-Posay Effaclar Mat Mattifying Face Cream 40ml – For Oily & Shiny Skin

Effaclar Mat Day Cream

Product Description

La Roche-Posay Effaclar Mat Day Cream is a lightweight, pleasant moisturiser that spreads easily over the skin and helps keep oily skin matte for longer. Its texture contains absorbent micro-spheres that help reduce excess shine while allowing the skin to maintain a healthy-looking glow.

The result is an ideal balance between a matte, fresh and well-hydrated complexion. Effaclar Mat also works well as a make-up base.

Benefits

• Daily skincare for oily skin
• Helps keep the skin matte for up to 6 hours, even in humid conditions
• Provides long-lasting mattifying care
• Hydrates the skin for up to 8 hours
• Helps reduce the appearance of enlarged pores
• Lightweight texture
• Suitable as a make-up base

Routine

First cleanse the face with Effaclar Foaming Cleansing Gel or Effaclar Micellar Water.

Then apply Effaclar Micro-Exfoliating Astringent Lotion.

Finish your routine by applying Effaclar Mat to the face.

How to Use

Step 1: Apply in the morning to the entire face, avoiding the eye contour area.

Step 2: Gently pat the product into the skin with your fingertips.

Step 3: Repeat in the evening if desired.

Results

Effaclar Mat helps reduce excess sebum and shine without causing irritation. The product has been dermatologically tested and is suitable for sensitive skin.

According to a cosmetic-clinical test under dermatological supervision:

Anti-Shine Results

• 100% agreed that the product does not leave a greasy film
• 94% agreed that the skin looks immediately matte
• 90% agreed that the skin becomes progressively more matte with daily use

Visible Pore Results

• 94% agreed that skin texture looks more refined
• 76% agreed that pores appear smaller
• 76% agreed that pores look less visible

Improved Skin Quality

• 98% agreed that the skin looks more even
• 96% agreed that the skin feels smoother
• 90% agreed that the skin looks healthier

*Cosmetic-clinical test under dermatological supervision, self-assessment involving 49 women over 4 weeks.