Acne Prone Sensitive Skin
Using harsh, irritating acne products on acne-prone sensitive skin can leave your face itching or even burning. Cleure sensitive skin adult acne care products are formulated to help unhealthy skin become healthy with non-irritating ingredients so you can enjoy acne-free beautiful skin, which you deserve!
If you're an adult and your skin still breaks out with acne, you're not alone. Stress, hormonal fluctuations, lack of sleep or diet can cause breakouts. You probably already tried different brands plus home remedies to get clear skin. Stubborn acne is difficult to get rid of, however, there are a few adult acne care tips dermatologists agree on:
- Never pop or squeeze pimples. They can easily get infected or form scars as a result.
- Use a gentle cleanser suited to your skin type (dry, combination, or oily). Wash once daily, or twice if you have oily skin or after exercise.
- Never scrub your face and use warm instead of hot water.
- An alcohol free toner can do wonders for acne. For oily skin, use it after cleansing day and night time. Dry skin should only use it once a day.
- Follow with a moisturizer, even if you have oily skin. Make sure you choose an oil-free moisturizer if you have oily skin. It's best to apply moisturizer within 3 minutes of washing your face.
- A gentle scrub is also a great product to use on a weekly basis. It helps remove dead cells, so new healthy skin cells can rise to the surface.
Use a hypoallergenic sensitive skin makeup to cover up acne. For full coverage use a liquid or loose mineral foundation. For recent flareups, you may want to tab on a concealer to hide them.
Cleure acne-prone sensitive skin care products are formulated to help your skin heal naturally. Free of harmful and irritating ingredients, Cleure helps your skin gently as it cleans and helps to clear acne as your skin becomes healthier and more radiant. Try our adult acne skin care products today!
NOTE: It's recommended you perform a Self Patch Test before trying any new product or consult with your dermatologist or allergist.