SVR Sebiaclear Serum Correcteur

Daily anti-blemish serum with niacinamide and gluconolactone

A daily face serum for blemish-prone, combination-to-oily skin that targets imperfections, the look of enlarged pores and uneven texture. Niacinamide and gluconolactone lead the formula, with salicylic acid as an extra anti-blemish active and a hydrating base of hyaluronic acid and glycerin.

Why Choose It?

• Targets blemishes: Niacinamide, gluconolactone and salicylic acid work together as a layered anti-blemish system on imperfections and post-acne marks.
• Refines pores and texture: Gluconolactone, a gentle polyhydroxy acid, smooths the look of enlarged pores and uneven surface texture without the sting of stronger acids.
• Mattified, soft-focus finish: A lightweight silicone-based finish helps balance shine and sits comfortably under makeup throughout the day.
• Hydrates without heaviness: Hyaluronic acid and glycerin keep skin comfortable and supple, so the serum suits oily skin that still needs moisture.

Best For

Blemish-prone, combination-to-oily adult skin dealing with breakouts, enlarged-looking pores and post-acne marks, that still wants a hydrating, mattified finish rather than a tight or dry feel.

Use on clean, dry skin in the morning and/or evening before moisturiser. On combination or sensitive skin, follow with a lightweight, non-comedogenic SVR face cream for acne-prone skin to seal in hydration.

• Cleanse and pat skin dry.
• Dispense a small amount of serum onto fingertips.
• Smooth evenly over the face, neck and décolleté, avoiding the immediate eye area.
• Allow a moment for the serum to absorb before layering moisturiser or makeup.
• For oily, blemish-prone skin, the serum can also be used on its own without a separate moisturiser.

Tips

• Introduce gradually — start once a day for the first week, then build up to morning and evening use if skin stays comfortable.
• Always wear a daily broad-spectrum SPF in the morning; exfoliating acids can make skin more sensitive to UV.
• If skin is reactive, patch test on the inner forearm before first full-face use.