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Salcura's Antiac range – the DAILY face wash, ACTIV spray and ACTIV gel serum.
Cosmetic products for skin that is easily irritated. If your skin is causing you trouble, a GP or pharmacist can advise properly – that is beyond what a shop should be telling you.
Salcura Antiac DAILY Face Wash offers effective cleansing for skin prone to skin blemishes and blemishing.
Salcura Antiac ACTIV Liquid Spray is an intensive therapy for the skin. Formulated to clear flare ups or deal with regularly occurring moderate/sev...
View full detailsSalcura Antiac ACTIV Gel Serum is an intensive therapy, formulated to target spots fast!
A face wash at 150ml, a 50ml spray and a 15ml gel serum. It is a small, deliberately simple range: something to cleanse with, something to apply over a wider area, and something more concentrated for a smaller one.
Salcura have been making this particular range in Britain for a long time. Each product page carries the full ingredient list, which is the reliable place to look rather than anything we would summarise here.
Consistency does more than intensity with skincare. A gentle wash and a regular application, kept up daily, is worth more than an occasional heavy application – and gives you something you can actually judge after a few weeks.
Skin turns over slowly, so give any change a month before deciding. Introduce one product at a time so that if something does not agree with you, you know which.
We are not going to tell you what your skin is doing or what will resolve it. We sell cosmetics and we do not know your circumstances, and guessing would be irresponsible.
Patch test anything new on a small area first. If your skin is sore, broken or distressing you, or if you have been prescribed something, speak to your GP or pharmacist before adding anything alongside it.
The face wash is the everyday starting point. Add one other product at a time so you can tell what suits you.
Give it a month. Skin turns over slowly and a week tells you nothing.
Speak to your GP or pharmacist before using anything alongside a prescribed product.
Yes, on a small area, and leave it a day before using it more widely.
