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| Other HIGH concerns: Neurotoxicity, Persistence and bioaccumulation,Multiple, additive exposure sources, Irritation (skin, eyes, or lungs),Contamination concerns, Occupational hazards | |
| Other MODERATE concerns: Organ system toxicity (non-reproductive) | |
| Other LOW concerns: Ecotoxicology, Data gaps, Enhanced skin absorption | |
salicylic acid 0.50% ingredients: methyl trimethicone, wateraquaeau, dipropylene glycol, alcohol denat., nylon-12, butylene glycol, talc, peg-10 dimethicone, dimethicone, trimethylsiloxysilicate, silica, laminaria saccharina extract, calcium stearate, isononyl isononanoate, caffeine, glycerin, hydroxyapatite, dimethicone/peg-10/15 crosspolymer, sorbitan sesquioleate, dimethicone/vinyl dimethicone crosspolymer, triethoxycaprylylsilane, quaternium-90 bentonite, 10-hydroxydecanoic acid, lecithin, tocopherol, sodium chloride, tromethamine, propylene carbonate, alumina, disodium edta, sodium citrate, phenoxyethanol, titanium dioxide (ci 77891), iron oxides (ci 77491, ci 77492, ci 77499), mica
For more information about the health concerns of ingredients in this product, go to the EWG’s Cosmetics Database Report for Clinique Acne Solutions Liquid Makeup.
Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price: $24.50 USD
Manufacturer’s description: Feels so fresh, looks so natural. Non-irritating, oil-free makeup helps blend away blemishes, neutralize redness. Medicated ingredients help treat existing breakouts and keep them from coming back.
Skin Types: 2 – Dry Combination, 3 – Oily, 4 – Very Oily
Formula: Liquid
Coverage: Moderate
Benefits: Helps cover, clear and prevent acne
from: http://www.clinique.com/product/2751/9285/Acne-Solutions-Liquid-Makeup/index.tmpl
Here is the Beautypedia Review for Clinique Acne Solutions Liquid Makeup:
Is this liquid foundation the acne solution the name implies? No, but it’s still a very good foundation for those with oily or breakout-prone skin. It’s not a reliable choice for treating acne because the amount of salicylic acid is too low to be of much help and the foundation’s pH won’t permit exfoliation. Even though you’ll need to resort to other products to manage acne, this foundation certainly won’t make matters worse. It has an unbelievably weightless texture that feels silky and sets quickly to a soft matte finish. You’ll see an improved skin tone, and this absolutely doesn’t feel like you’re wearing makeup. Coverage is in the light to medium range, so you’ll need to pair this with a concealer for trouble spots or strong redness. This does a formidable job of keeping oily shine in check, too. Yes, the formula contains a type of alcohol that can be problematic for skin, but the amount is low enough that it won’t be all that problematic, althou gh it certainly would have been far better without it. Among the shades, those to consider carefully are the slightly peach Fresh Beige and orange-tinged Fresh Amber. The other shades are excellent and best for fair to dark skin tones.
Here is the Allure Best of Beauty Review – Top Base Makeup and Products – Best Foundation (Oily or Acne-prone Skin Coverage) – Clinique Acne Solutions Liquid Makeup:
With caffeine to eliminate redness and a soft matte finish, Clinique Acne Solutions Liquid Makeup also suppresses blemishes with salicylic and hydroxydecanoic acids.
WHAT IT IS:
A liquid foundation that covers and treats acne
HOW IT LOOKS/FEELS:
The lightweight, watery consistency of this foundation offers buildable coverage and blends into skin for a satiny finish.
WHY WE LIKE IT:
Ideal for pimple-prone skin, this oil-free foundation has an airy texture that feels natural and keeps it from caking, plus salicylic acid to help clear up zits and prevent future breakouts.
AWARDS:
Best of Beauty 2011
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