The sentence means:
“Add this ingredient/product to your cream, and the blemishes on your face will eventually disappear or become much less noticeable.”
Breakdown
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“Add it to your cream” — Mix or incorporate a particular ingredient/product into your facial cream.
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“Blemishes on your face” — Imperfections such as acne marks, dark spots, pimples, or other visible skin discolorations.
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“Will be a distant memory” — This is an idiom meaning something will no longer be a noticeable problem, as though it belongs to the past.
Tone and implication
The wording is promotional and persuasive. It suggests a strong result—potentially that the product can eliminate facial blemishes. If this is intended for skincare advertising, the claim should be supported by evidence and comply with applicable advertising rules.
A more cautious version would be:
“Add it to your cream to help reduce the appearance of facial blemishes and achieve a more even-looking complexion.”
