The Indonesian skincare world is once again shaken by big news. The Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM) has just taken decisive action by revoking the distribution permits of four skincare products affiliated with the controversial figure, Doktif or Detective Doctor.
This announcement was officially conveyed by BPOM through their Instagram account, @bpom_ri, as part of the release of a list of 21 beauty products whose distribution permits have been canceled. Most notably, the four products owned by Doktif are prominently displayed on the first page of the post.
The four products that are no longer allowed to be sold in the market are AAC Face Tonic AHA, AAC Day Cream with Brightener, AAC SB Oily, and Amiraderm Glowing Night Cream Series. In the visuals released by BPOM, photos of these products are marked with a large red stamp reading "DISTRIBUTION PERMIT REVOKED." Also read other news about Doktif at Liputan6.com!











