For oily skin
a prebiotic cream
Oily skin needs moisture too. This formula is a very light gel-cream: it moisturises your skin, reduces shine and won't clog your pores.
oily, shiny skinThis formula is made for you
- Your skin starts to shine soon after you wash your face.
- The pores on your nose and forehead are easy to see.
- You skip moisturiser because creams make your face feel heavy.
Reduces shine
Helps reduce the oily look on your face.
Less visible pores
Its pore-tightening effect helps your skin look cleaner.
Light gel texture
Made not to clog pores, with a texture that leaves no heaviness on your face.
Texture: A water-based gel-cream. Leaves a matte finish, never sticky.
a little tip
In the morning, a thin layer before sunscreen is enough. You can happily use it at night too; it won't make your face oilier by morning.
Thirty seconds,twice a day
lukewarm waterStep 1
Wash your face
Wash with lukewarm water and pat dry with a towel, without rubbing. Leave your skin slightly damp.
a pea-sized amountStep 2
Take a pea-sized amount
Put a little on your fingertip. Dot it on your forehead, cheeks, chin and neck.
before sunscreenStep 3
Spread and leave
Spread it gently upwards. Wait a minute or two, then move on to sunscreen and make-up.
Scientific basis
Key studies on the ingredients in this formula. These studies were not carried out with our cream.
- Review · Endly and Miller, 2017Assesses the causes of oily skin and the care options for it.
- Review · Ananthapadmanabhan et al., 2004Explains how harsh cleansers damage the fats and proteins in the skin's upper layer, leading to dryness and tightness.
- Randomised controlled trial · Hong et al., 2020A double-blind, placebo-controlled study of 60 people. Over 8 weeks, a serum containing a prebiotic (galacto-oligosaccharide) made a significant difference compared with placebo in the skin's water-holding capacity, transepidermal water loss and redness; the diversity of the skin microbiome increased.
- Review · Taléns-Visconti et al., 2026Notes that early clinical results for cosmetics containing prebiotics are promising, but that the studies are small and differ from one another in design.
