A Simple Skincare Routine for Acne-Prone Skin

A simple acne-prone skincare routine can help by visibly clearing existing blemishes and helping to prevent new ones from forming. Plus, with the right products, you can also reduce or help prevent some acne-related concerns—like dryness and post-acne marks—while simultaneously helping to protect your skin from the sun.

When using topical acne products, it’s important to always follow application with a broad-spectrum sunscreen, especially before going outside. If irritation or sensitivity develops, stop use of both the acne product and the sunscreen and consult your doctor.

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