Salicylic Acid & Sea Kelp Pore Clearing and Oil Control Serum
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Selfless by Hyram's Salicylic Acid & Sea Kelp Serum is a gentle daily active that reduces oiliness and prevents breakouts without causing sensitivity or redness. Hyram (skincare focus) says it "takes a gentle active approach to acne" and can be used every day without irritation. It's praised for controlling sebum and keeping skin clear, making it a solid option for those wanting a non-drying acne treatment.
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Positive
- “This one is so freaking good because it takes a gentle active approach to acne and breakouts”15:46–15:50
- “It allows for you to use the serum every single day and or night without having to worry about increased sensitivity, redness, or dehydrated skin”16:11–16:16
- “I love using this one every single day because it helps to make sure that I never have to worry about breakouts and pimples popping up on my skin”16:43–16:51
- “It does an amazing job of reducing excess sebum production and oiliness on my skin”16:53–17:00
- “I could not recommend this one more”17:06–17:10
- “So many people have told me that this serum completely changed the game when it came to their skin”17:23–17:28
- Source: The best serums of 2025 for acne, aging, dark spots, redness, and more - Nov 24, 2025
- “A great daytime serum like the Selfless Salicylic Acid and Sea Kelp Pore Clearing and Oil Control Serum, that's a great one to just help make sure that you aren't struggling with breakouts, that your skin looks mattified and even, but still hydrated throughout the day”18:49–18:58
- Source: Reacting to Olivia Dean's skincare routine - Jul 5, 2026
Mixed / Negative
No negative reviews yet — creators have only had good things to say.
What creators say
- Consensus
- 4.9 / 5 from 1 creator reviewGrailPeople ratings based on creator reviews.
- Good for
- Acne (2)
- Features
- Oil-controlling (2)
Product details
Details
- Type
- facial serum
- Finish
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- Shade
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- Key ingredients
- Salicylic Acid, Niacinamide, Succinic Acid, Sea Kelp, Glycerin
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