Post-Breakout Fading Gel by Renée Rouleau helps to fade stubborn acne marks. Traditional blemishes usually last 5-7 days but the red, dark or purple scar leftover (made worse if you picked at it) can linger for weeks—or even months. This paraben-free gel uses powerful anti-inflammatories and mild exfoliating acids to fade and lighten dark marks, with continued use.

In our independent study, volunteers who tested the product found when they used Post-Breakout Fading Gel every day for 30 days, they got approximately a 50% quicker recovery than when using nothing at all. (When compared to blemishes that occurred at the same time, but were not treated with the product.)

Note: Fading results will vary based on severity of the blemish and intensity of picking. A blemish scar is caused from an injury to the skin so it does take a considerable amount of time to heal but this product will definitely encourage a quicker recovery. Read a review of Post-Breakout Fading Gel from BeautySnob.com!

This formula does not use contain artificial fragrance, colors, parabens or SD Alcohol 40. The result? Clearer, more even-toned and glowing skin by Renée Rouleau.

See our nine skin types for other product recommendations to reduce blemishes.

White Tea Extract-Anti-inflammatory tea to soothe signs of redness and irritation, Lactic/Amino Acid Complex-provides cellular turnover with minimum irritation, Glycolic/Amino Acid Complex-exfoliates with minimum discomfort.

This off-white gel is liquid when first applied, but dries to a thin finish and has a subtle citrus scent.

It's very important to only use this product on blemishes that are entirely healed--with no scab present. After performing your regular nighttime routine, take a damp tissue or cotton swab and wipe affected area clean before applying Post-Breakout Fading Gel. Apply one drop to dark mark and leave on overnight. Use nightly until desired result. Results will vary based on severity of the blemish and the intensity of picking.

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It's important not to pick at your skin. A closed bump from a blemish is a lot easier to conceal (and less noticeable) with makeup than a red, oozy scabbing wound. The choice is yours.