Uriage Hyséac Cleansing Gel for Oily Skin with Blemishes Face & Body 150ml
Uriage Hyséac Purifying Cleansing Gel expertly developed for oily and blemish-prone skin. Gently eliminates impurities, excess sebum, and clarifies pores without drying or soap. Infused with Uriage Thermal Water, soap-free, non-comedogenic, and suitable for both face and body.

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- Key IngredientsUriage Thermal Water, Willowherb (Epilobium) extract, and a mild soap-free cleansing base.
- Product FormCleanser
- Package Size1 Pc
- Caution & WarningsFor external topical use only. Avoid direct eye contact; if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Store in a cool, dry place out of reach of children.
- Storage ConditionsStore the tube closed in a dry space below 25 degrees Celsius away from high heat and direct sunlight.
- How To UseLather a small amount of gel in damp hands and apply gently to wet face and body. Rinse thoroughly with water. Use daily, morning and evening.
- ConcernsDaily cleansing for oily & combination skin, excess sebum removal, pore purification, and treating face & body blemishes.
- Package Content1x 150 ml tube of Uriage Hyséac Purifying Cleansing Gel.
Q1: What are the key benefits of Uriage Hyséac Cleansing Gel?
A1: It gently purifies and cleanses oily skin, removing excess sebum and impurities without stripping natural moisture.
Q2: Can Uriage Hyséac Gel be applied to the body as well as the face?
A2: Yes, it is specifically formulated for daily use on both the face and body.
Q3: What is the exact net volume of this product?
A3: It comes as a single tube containing 150ml (5 fl.oz).
Q4: Is this gel cleanser soap-free?
A4: Yes, it features a soap-free, paraben-free cleansing base infused with soothing Uriage Thermal Water.
Q5: Will this cleanser clog pores or trigger acne breakouts?
A5: No, it is strictly non-comedogenic, dermatologically tested, and clinically suitable for blemish-prone skin.




