Start with a gentle cleanser twice a day, use a lightweight non-comedogenic moisturizer, and apply sunscreen during the day. Ingredients such as salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide can help with pimples, but they should be introduced gradually because they can cause dryness or irritation.
I’d also avoid scrubbing, squeezing pimples, or using too many DIY remedies like lemon or toothpaste. These can irritate the skin and sometimes make the problem worse.
There are plenty of acne-care options from brands such as Minimalist, CeraVe, Cetaphil and The Derma Co. If you're shopping for skincare, Tira or Nykaa can be useful for comparing products and ingredients from different brands.
If acne is painful, severe, leaving scars, or not improving after a reasonable period of consistent care, seeing a dermatologist is a better option than continuing to experiment with products.
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