The Ordinary announces its latest skincare innovation: the Sulfur 10% Powder-to-Cream Concentrate. With a formula centered on 10% colloidal sulfur, the product offers a modern alternative to conventional spot treatments. Designed to address breakouts with precision, it transforms from powder to cream on contact with the skin, making it both hygienic and convenient for on-the-go use.
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Unlike standard blemish patches that remain visible on the skin, The Ordinary’s new product disappears into the complexion. Thanks to ultra-fine colloidal sulfur, it reduces redness and excess oil without leaving a trace. The cream texture applies smoothly, dries down with a soft matte finish, and avoids the buildup often associated with layered skincare. This makes it especially practical for those who prefer discreet yet effective treatment options.
A single bottle contains the equivalent of over 150 traditional patches, offering both efficiency and value in one compact format. For users prone to sudden breakouts, the Powder-to-Cream Concentrate is an ideal companion, ready to be applied anytime, anywhere. The product’s lightweight formula respects sensitive skin while delivering powerful results, all without added fragrance or irritation.
The new release highlights The Ordinary’s continued focus on targeted, ingredient-led skincare solutions. By integrating sulfur, a proven active in managing oiliness and breakouts, into an adaptable, travel-friendly format, the brand responds to the growing demand for minimal, effective skincare with maximum usability.
The Sulfur 10% Powder-to-Cream Concentrate will first be available online and Sephora starting August 5, with a wider retail rollout beginning September 16. Priced at €10.50, the product is positioned to make high-performance skincare accessible to a broad audience, maintaining The Ordinary’s commitment to transparency and affordability. Combining portability, performance, and discreet wear, the latest addition from The Ordinary is set to redefine how consumers treat breakouts.
