“If you have specific skin issues, such as acne, dark spots ... moisture and avoid harsh soaps. Moisturisers should match your skin type—lighter formulas suit oily skin, while richer creams ...

It all starts with clean skin. Wash gently only twice a day-- morning and night-- with a mild soap made especially for acne. Use warm, not hot, water and wash with your fingertips. No wash cloths ...

With its soap- and sulfate-free formula ... It may also be ideal for those with oily, acne-prone skin looking for gentle exfoliation as it is fragrance-free. The brand claims that anyone above ...

Over 23,000 reviewers are 'flabbergasted' by this fast-acting top-seller, infused with kojic acid, collagen, retinol and more ...

Aside from being acne-prone, your skin can also be extra oily, dry, or sensitive, which impacts which cleanser you should use. Those with sensitive skin should opt for a low dose of acne-fighting ...

A good rule of thumb to follow when looking for a moisturizer for oily skin is to shop for things that are noncomedogenic (not pore-clogging or likely to cause acne, in plain speak) and oil-free.

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Foaming cleansers have a sudsy, light and airy consistency and are best for those with acne-prone or oily skin types ... although there are soap-free options for those with dry skin,” she ...