Ducray Keracnyl Gel cleanser dries out my facial skin too much. Is it possible to return a cosmetic product with this effect? Practical clarification:
Severe dryness, tightness, flaking, and a burning sensation after cleansing are not considered a normal reaction, even if the product is designed for oily or problem skin.
Ducray Keracnyl Gel contains cleansing and sebum-regulating components, but they should not damage the skin barrier or cause pronounced discomfort.
If after use:
the skin becomes excessively dry
flaking or micro-cracks appear
burning occurs after every wash
the overall condition of the skin worsens
this indicates that the product is not suitable for you. Such a situation may be treated as a product defect due to an individual adverse reaction, especially if the product was used minimally and the effect appeared immediately.
What you should do:
stop using the product
keep the packaging and receipt
document the condition of your skin
contact the store with a request for a refund
Many sellers accept cosmetic products back when an adverse reaction is documented.
If the store refuses, filing a complaint on Xolvie strengthens the consumer’s position, helps achieve a resolution, and warns other users with sensitive skin.
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