Serum for Acne Prone Skin

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A serum for acne prone skin should calm the things that make breakouts feel worse, like excess oil, congested-looking pores and uneven texture, without adding weight or irritation. That is the brief behind this collection: lightweight Korean formulas that sit comfortably on skin that breaks out easily and leave room for the rest of your routine. If you want a wider choice of oil-focused formulas, browse our serum for acne and oily skin picks. What an Anti Acne Serum Should Do Think of an anti acne serum as support for a clear-skin routine rather than a quick fix. Our pick here is the Alltimate Niacinamide 10% Serum . It goes after shine, makes pores look smaller and refines rough texture, so skin looks smoother between breakouts. Caffeine and adenosine join the 10% niacinamide, and the formula is non-comedogenic, so it is made not to clog pores. That makes it a sensible acne pore skin serum for anyone whose breakouts start with congestion. It is also fragrance-free, hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested, which matters when skin reacts easily. For more options without added scent, see our fragrance free serum collection, and to compare other strengths and textures, visit our niacinamide serum range. Serum for Comedones and Forehead Acne Blackheads and whiteheads form when pores get congested, so a serum for comedones should be light and non-comedogenic. Forehead acne often sits in the oiliest part of the face, and humid Indian weather adds to the shine. A thin, fast-sinking serum on the T-zone keeps the area feeling clean rather than coated. If oil is your biggest concern, our serum for oiliness collection focuses on shine control. Marks left behind after a breakout need a different approach. Our guide to serums for dark spots covers that side of the routine. How to Use a Pimple Serum Without Overdoing It Cleanse, apply toner, then smooth a few drops of serum over the face. Let it settle before a light moisturiser; our non-comedogenic moisturizer collection has