Under control

Published: 19-Feb-2007

King of Shaves has launched a new moisturiser targeting oily and spot prone skin. Active Skin Control Moisturiser features a triple action formula that controls excess oil and breakouts, whilst hydrating and protecting skin.

King of Shaves has launched a new moisturiser targeting oily and spot prone skin. Active Skin Control Moisturiser features a triple action formula that controls excess oil and breakouts, whilst hydrating and protecting skin.

Ingredients include tea tree oil and vitamin E, as well as nicotinamide, a proven spot fighting ingredient said to target spots before they appear. In addition, SPF8 helps protect against UV damage.

The product is suitable for sensitive skin and is unscented.

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