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No7 Laboratories RESURFACING Skin Paste is powered by 10.5% AHA and PHA to gently yet effectively exfoliate the skin, revealing a refined texture and visibly reduc ing the appearance of pore s. 2-3 times a week, apply an even layer to cleansed skin, leave for 15 minutes then remove using a muslin cloth. Expect pores to be less visible and skin texture to be dramatically improved after just one week. Pollutants: When pollutants settle on the skin, they can congest and stretch pores, enhancing their appearanceThroughout the day, e nvironmental aggressors like pollu t ants and dirt settle onto the skin, potentially clogging pores and enhancing their appearance. C leans ing twice a day will wash away the se impurities, helping to keep skin and pores clear. Cleanser for pores A forward-facing No7 LABORATORIES RESURFACING PEEL 15% Glycolic Acid bottle appears on a white screen with the label clearly visible and a hand appears from the top of the frame and removes the pipette from the bottle in an upwards direction] Incorporating retinol into your nighttime skincare routine support s surface skin ’s natural renewal process , prevent ing dead cells from accumulating and congesting pores. With continued use, s kin feel s smoother and pores appear visibly reduced. Retinol for pores

Based on consumer perception study on UK women considering a professional peel treatment after 6 weeks. No7 Advanced Retinol 1.5% Complex Night Concentrate combines our anti-wrinkle peptide technology, Matrixyl 3000 Plus™ , with a unique Retinol Complex to support surface skin ’s renewal process and reveal visibly younger-looking skin from the very first application . Skin feels smoother and firmer, while fine lines and pores look less prominent .The interior of a laboratory where Dr Mike Bell: Head of Science Research for No7 is standing facing towards the camera. He introduces himself]