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Acne Spot Treatments
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9 products · 7 brands · from 120 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
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Le Vital Crynov Care Acne Treatment Cream – Fast-Acting Formula for Clear and Healthy Skin160 EGPSave 15 EGP
175 EGP -
Beautics Lab Skin Defense Acne Care Bundle – 3-Step Daily Routine for Acne-Prone Skin660 EGPSave 90 EGP
750 EGP -
Beautics Lab Skin Defense Acne Spot Gel | Targeted Daily Care for Blemish-Prone Skin139 EGPSave 11 EGP
150 EGP -
Eva Cosmetics Eva Skin Clinic Breakout Solution 20 ml – Effective Treatment for Acne-Prone Skin130 EGP
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Hayah Laboratories Sebaclar Active Gel 50ml | Anti-Acne & Oil Control Treatment – Hayah Laboratories225 EGP
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Hayah Laboratories Oxygen O Clear Global Cream for Acne-Prone Skin 50 ml – Hayah Laboratories248 EGP
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These products suit anyone with occasional or recurring breakouts who wants something applied directly to blemishes or acne-prone areas. Options range from light gels for oily skin, like Starville (120 EGP) and Sebaclar Active Gel (225 EGP), to creams such as O-Clear (248 EGP), and Crynov Care, which lists azelaic acid with the antibiotic erythromycin. Texture, ingredients and price (120–660 EGP) are the main differences.
How to choose
- Oily skin usually prefers a light gel; normal or combination skin may feel better with a cream.
- Read the ingredients: anything with an antibiotic, like Crynov Care, deserves a pharmacist's advice first.
- Start with one product on a small area; avoid stacking several active acne products at once.
- On a tight budget, try a smaller tube first; you can pay cash on delivery.
- Ask a pharmacist if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, sensitive, or already using a doctor's prescription.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose a gel or a cream?
Gels like Starville, Sebaclar Active and Skin Defense are usually lighter and absorb quickly, which oily skin tends to like. Creams such as O-Clear may feel more comfortable on normal or drier skin. If you're unsure of your skin type, ask the pharmacist before buying.
Crynov Care contains erythromycin. Can I use it on my own?
Erythromycin is an antibiotic, and topical antibiotics are best used with guidance and for a defined period, since long, unplanned use may make them less effective. Ask the pharmacist or a dermatologist before starting, especially if you use other acne products or are pregnant.
How soon will I notice a difference?
Spot products don't work overnight; most need several weeks of regular use as directed. If breakouts get worse, you notice clear irritation, or nothing changes after a reasonable period, stop and ask the pharmacist or see a dermatologist.
Can I use it with my cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen?
Generally yes, as long as the rest of your routine is gentle and non-pore-clogging. Avoid layering several acne actives together to limit irritation, and wear sunscreen during the day. The Skin Defense bundle, for example, groups a full routine from one brand.
I have sensitive skin or I'm pregnant. What should I do?
Sensitive skin may react to some active ingredients, so patch-test a small amount first. During pregnancy or breastfeeding, don't start any acne product, especially ones containing an antibiotic or vitamin A, before checking with your pharmacist or doctor.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.
