# Qlear Clear+ Face Cream

> Clear+ Face Cream

- Product page: https://qlearskincare.com/products/qlear-clear-plus-face-cream
- Brand: Qlear

## Price (USD)

- $79.00 one-time

## Highlights

- 14% azelaic acid helps skin look clearer and fades the look of dark spots.
- Salicylic acid helps keep pores looking clean.
- Niacinamide and vitamin C for a brighter, more even-looking tone.

## Description

A lightweight cream with 14% azelaic acid, salicylic acid, niacinamide and vitamin C for clearer-looking, more even-toned skin.

## Key Benefits

- Helps reduce the look of blemishes and breakouts
- Helps fade the look of dark spots and discoloration
- Helps keep pores looking clean and clear
- Supports a brighter, more even-looking complexion

## How To Use

- Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin, once a day to start.
- Smooth over the face or the areas you want to target, avoiding the eyes and lips.
- Follow with moisturizer, and use sunscreen during the day.

## Why We Love It

One lightweight cream with four well-known ingredients for clearer-looking, more even-toned skin. It pairs naturally with your LED mask: blue light for the look of breakouts, then Clear+ after your session.

## Key Ingredients

**Azelaic Acid 14%** - helps skin look clearer and fades the look of dark spots.

**Salicylic Acid** - helps keep pores looking clean.

**Niacinamide** - helps even the look of skin tone.

**Vitamin C** - supports a brighter-looking complexion.

## Frequently asked questions

### How often should I use it?

Start once a day. If your skin is comfortable with it, you can use it morning and evening. Use sunscreen during the day.

### Can I use it with the LED mask?

Yes. Use the mask on clean, dry skin first, then apply Clear+ after your session.

### Can I use it with Micro-Infusion or retinol?

Skip it on Micro-Infusion night and the day after. If you also use the Dermal Shot, use them on different evenings at first to see how your skin responds.

### Will it tingle?

A light tingling when you start using azelaic or salicylic acid is common. If your skin feels irritated, use it less often; stop if irritation continues.

### Who should not use it?

Don't use it on broken, irritated or sunburned skin. If you're pregnant or nursing, or under a dermatologist's care, ask your doctor first.