Signs
Blackheads and clogged pores
Recurring blemishes
Excess oil in the T-zone
Uneven skin texture
Post-blemish marks
Reasons
Excess oil and dead skin cells
Hormonal changes
Stress and lifestyle factors
Over-cleansing
Environmental influences
Needs
Gentle cleansing
Biomimetic ingredients
BHA for clogged pores
Microbiome actives
Non-comedogenic hydration
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Blogposts about breakouts and blemishes
FAQ – Breakouts and blemishes
What causes blemishes and breakouts?
Blemishes and breakouts can occur when pores become clogged with excess oil, dead skin cells, and other impurities. Factors such as hormones, stress, lifestyle, environmental influences, and skincare habits can all contribute to breakouts and affect the skin’s natural balance.
Why am I still experiencing breakouts as an adult?
Adult breakouts are common and can be influenced by factors such as hormonal changes, stress, lifestyle habits, and environmental influences. The skin’s natural oil production and overall balance can also change over time, making breakouts possible at any age.
Can clogged pores lead to blemishes and breakouts?
Yes, clogged pores are one of the most common causes of blemishes and breakouts. When excess oil, dead skin cells, and other impurities build up in the pores, it can increase the likelihood of blackheads, blemishes, and breakouts.
Does oily skin always cause breakouts?
No, oily skin does not always lead to breakouts. While excess oil can contribute to clogged pores, factors such as hormones, stress, lifestyle, and skincare habits can also influence the development of blemishes and breakouts.
Can over-cleansing make breakouts worse?
Yes, over-cleansing can disrupt the skin’s natural balance and leave the skin feeling dry or irritated. In some cases, this may contribute to increased oil production, which can affect the skin’s natural balance and make breakouts more noticeable.
Should I moisturize if I have blemish-prone skin?
Yes, moisturizing is an important part of caring for blemish-prone skin. Supporting hydration and the skin barrier can help maintain the skin’s natural balance and leave the skin feeling more comfortable and resilient.
Is it okay to squeeze or pick blemishes?
No, squeezing or picking blemishes is generally not recommended. It can irritate the skin, increase the risk of visible marks, and make blemishes appear more noticeable or take longer to heal.