Description
A revolutionary, 360° topical that minimizes every stage of acne formation plus its visible after-effects. Clinically proven to reduce the severity of acne pimples, help prevent future breakouts and improve the appearance of post-acne marks + textural scarring.
Fragrance-free
Benefits
- Clears all grades of acne
- Helps to prevent future blemishes
- Minimizes the appearance of post-acne red + brown marks
- Improves the look of textural acne scarring and visibly smoother skin
- Creamy treatment serum absorbs quickly
Usage
Directions
Due to the unique potency of Acne Complex, begin use gradually.
- After Getting Skin Ready®, apply a thin layer 2-3 times/week.
- Gradually increase to daily use as tolerated.
- Pair with ZO’s Hydrating Crème to soothe + comfort skin.
- Wear broad-spectrum sunscreen SPF 30 or higher daily during initial retinol acclimation.
- Provider monitoring is recommended.
Anticipated Reactions
Redness, flakiness, dryness, burning, or stinging are all normal, anticipated reactions when starting retinol. With regular product use, skin will acclimate, revealing a smoother, more even-toned and youthful-looking complexion. Pair your retinol with a ZO® functional hydrator to minimize anticipated reactions. Consult a physician for customized retinol protocol. Like prescription retinoic acid, retinol will make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Wear SPF 30 or higher daily.
Key Ingredients
- 1% Retinol in a Microemulsion: Promotes healthy exfoliation in pores to prevent future acne and improves the look of textural scarring
- 2% Encapsulated Salicylic Acid: Unclogs impactions to clear existing breakouts in a delivery system that provides extended pore-clearing action
- Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate + Cetyl Tranexamate Mesylate: Azelaic acid and tranexamic acid derivatives; minimize the formation of post-acne red + brown marks for clear, even skin tone
- ZO-RRS²®: Exclusive plant stem cell complex soothes visible redness while helping to neutralize aging free radicals
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