Comedogenicity

Comedogenicity refers to the ability of an ingredient or a skincare product to block pores, thereby promoting the emergence of open or closed comedones. All skin types can be affected, although oily and acne-prone skin are particularly susceptible. Identifying components to avoid and prioritising non-comedogenic care is crucial for maintaining clear and balanced skin.
FAQ about comedogenicity
  • How can one determine if an ingredient is comedogenic?

  • Are all vegetable oils comedogenic?

  • Are organic skincare products less comedogenic?

  • Are sun creams comedogenic?

  • Can an ingredient be comedogenic for one person and not for another?

  • Can a product become comedogenic over time?

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