





Suitable For
- Oily/Combination Skin
- All Ages
Targets
- Acne & Breakouts
- Pores & Blackheads
Valued at £233, enjoy a saving of £135 when you purchase the complete collection.
The Dr Sebagh Acne and Breakout Collection is a high-performance, science-backed routine designed to address the underlying causes of acne and breakouts through advanced dermatological innovation.
What's Inside
This comprehensive four-part system works synergistically to clarify, repair, and protect:
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Breakout Foaming Cleanser (100ml)— Clarifying agents deeply cleanse, reduce surface bacteria, and regulate sebum production to remove excess oil and impurities morning and evening.
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Serum Repair (20ml) — High concentrations of hyaluronic acid and skin-repairing peptides support barrier function and accelerate post-inflammatory healing to reduce blemish marks.
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Breakout Cream & Powder (2-part system) — Anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory actives calm existing blemishes, reduce redness, and help prevent future breakouts. Mix the powder and cream together (or with your usual moisturiser) for flexible, targeted treatment.
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Breakout Spot-On (15ml) — Fast-acting targeted treatment for individual blemishes. Visibly reduces size and severity while minimising post-blemish scarring.








Acne and Breakouts Collection
Blog posts

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