Routine For Acne Prone Skin:

Morning Routine: Protect & Prevent

Managing acne-prone skin requires a balance between active treatments (to kill bacteria and clear pores) and hydration (to prevent the skin from overproducing oil).

The goal in the morning is to control oil and protect the skin from environmental damage.

1. Benzoyl Peroxide Facial Wash or Hydrating Face Wash (sensitive skin) : Use our mild, non-comedogenic foaming cleanser. That formulated with a mild version of benzoyl peroxide making it gentle on the skin, while killing bacteria that causes acne. Or the hydrating face wash for sensitive skin that cannot handle benzoyl peroxide and vitamin A in the same skin routine.
2. Brightening Vitamin C Serum: Vitamin C is an targets Hyperpigmentation & Acne Scars: A powerful combination of brightening agents helps fade existing marks and antioxidant Power: Protects your skin from daily environmental damage.
3. Ceramide Face Moisturizer: A non comodogenic barrier repair cream, made with ceramides and squalane making it a powerful soothing, brightening, and moisturizing cream. It improves skin elasticity, firmness, wrinkles, radiance, hydration, and plumpness. Helps to repair the skin barriers clears dark spots, sunburn.
4. Sunscreen (Non-Negotiable): Acne treatments often make skin sensitive to UV rays. Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ that is oil-free or labeled “dry touch.”
   

NIGHT ROUTINE: (Treatment & Repair)
This is when the “heavy lifting” happens. Consistency is key.
2-3 times a week. Gradually increase frequency as your skin builds tolerance.
1: Hydrating Face Wash: Cleanse thoroughly to remove the day’s SPF and impurities.

Wait 20 Minutes (Crucial): Ensure your face is completely bone-dry before applying tretinoin. Applying it to damp skin increases absorption too quickly and can cause intense irritation.

2: Retinoid Depigmenting Cream: Apply a pea-sized amount for the entire face. Dot it on your forehead, cheeks, and chin, then spread thinly, avoiding the corners of the mouth, nostrils, and eyes.
3. Hydrating Facial Serum: soothing moisturizer to help your skin barrier repair overnight

The “Sandwich Method” (For Beginners): * If your skin is sensitive, apply a thin layer of moisturizer before the Retinoid dipigmenting cream, wait for it to dry, apply the tretinoin, and then apply another layer of moisturizer on top.