Blemishes
Blemish-prone skin needs gentle but consistent care that keeps pores clear without weakening the skin barrier.In this collection you will find a low-pH cleanser with BHA, exfoliating liquids and toners with AHA/BHA acids, a soothing ampoule with tea tree and centella, a serum with propolis and niacinamide, and hydrocolloid patches for single blemishes. Choose formulas that do not dry out the skin, and do not combine too many active ingredients at once. If breakouts are frequent, painful or slow to clear, see a dermatologist.
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A routine for blemish-prone skin
- Cleansing: a gentle, low-pH cleanser morning and evening. Foams that are too strong can dry the skin.
- Active step: BHA (salicylic acid, betaine salicylate) clears pores. Start with a few evenings a week.
- Soothing: centella, heartleaf or tea tree help keep skin comfortable after active products.
- Moisturizer and SPF: a light cream and daily sun protection, especially when you use acids.
Stick a hydrocolloid patch onto clean, dry skin over a single blemish – it keeps your fingers away from it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I squeeze blemishes?
Better not. Squeezing can increase redness and leave marks. For a single blemish, a patch is the safer option.
When will I see results?
Judge a new routine after 4–6 weeks of consistent use. Change one product at a time so you can see what works for your skin.
Can I combine BHA and retinol?
For beginners it is safer to use them on different evenings. Both can irritate the skin, so watch how it reacts and use SPF every day.