facial care

These products are formulated for a wide range of skin types, commonly listing: acne-prone, sensitive (including extra-sensitive), dry, very dry, oily, combination, mature, and normal skin.

Look for explicit label wording such as “non-comedogenic” and for the product to list “acne-prone” in its recommended skin types. Those indicators suggest the formula is intended to avoid clogging pores and to be suitable for acne-prone skin.

Cleansers are generally recommended for daily use. Typical steps are: wet the skin, work the cleanser into a lather, gently massage, rinse thoroughly, and pat dry. Some formulas also note they are safe for use around the eye area.

Product sizes range from small travel or sample sizes (under 3.4 fl oz / 100 ml) up to larger bottles. Examples in the results include 1 oz, 1 fl oz, 3 fl oz, 8 fl oz, and 13.52 fl oz.

The listed active ingredients include benzoyl peroxide, adapalene (a topical retinoid), retinol, and niacinamide (vitamin B3).

Common ingredients listed are ceramides, hyaluronic acid, squalane/squalene, glycerin, niacinamide (vitamin B3), retinol, and licorice root extract.