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Review: La Roche Posay Cicaplast

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La Roche Posay Cicaplast

Cicaplast (from La Roche Posay) is fast becoming a cult product. Used by dermatologists to heal skin after minor cosmetic procedures, us regular folk are only just cottoning on to how brilliant this multi-purpose stuff really is! I’ve seen makeup artists use this as a face primer on models with raw, stripped skin after weeks of having makeup spackled on and washed off several times a day.

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How to use it: Massage a thin layer over your face or patches of skin two to three times a day.

Pros:

  • It’s a non sticky, non greasy silicone-based gel. Very light on the skin.
  • It contains high levels of skin repairing ingredients, this is perfect to apply to any damaged patches of skin immediately after the damage. Surgery/injury scar? Apply a bit of this on it twice a day to accelarate healing. Same goes for acne scars or grazes on the skin.
  • It also works incredibly well on dry patches as well as generally raw/stripped skin. Great for winter, sunburns, skiers and those using harsh products like Retin-A or acne treatments.
  • Perfect at repairing skin that’s had a bad reaction to products.
  • All that epidermal repair helps keep skin looking young too!

Cons: Not a con but bear in mind this is a skin healing product. That means it won’t fade any exisiting scars you have but it’ll help fresh ones to heal properly and faster. Hopefully with this they won’t form into permanent, visible scars in the first place.

Overall, this is just a great product to have in the house for skincare emergencies. Buy one and stick it in your medicine cabinet. It’s just a really good, skin healing moisturiser. One of the best!

 

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Comments (4)

  1. Lee Saturday - 18 / 12 / 2010 Reply
    I've never heard of this product but its good to know what its for. Thank you for informing us!
  2. Lucas Saturday - 25 / 12 / 2010 Reply
    I'm not sure how to integrate this into my routine. Do I apply it before sunscreen in the morning and before moisturizer at night? And if I'm using a product to fight acne, do I use Cicaplast before or after that one?
  3. André Thursday - 14 / 04 / 2011 Reply
    My skin tends to get some acne after a shave.. Do you think it would be a good solution for that problem ? I apply Olay Regenerist Serum but still i get breakouts.
  4. Mike Wednesday - 01 / 06 / 2011 Reply
    My doctor recommended Cicaplast to assist in removing a Plantar wart. I found it helps to peel away dead skin, and the wart has gotten smaller. I've also used it on damaged, possibly cancerous, skin and have found that it heals it up very well! I haven't found any literature on its possible benefits in treating skin cancer. Is there any? Have any studies been done?

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