acne routine

Who is this routine for?

Oil Control

Pores / Blackheads

Acne / Breakouts

Recovery

Let's build your new routine

Step 1

Cleanse

Wash away excess oil, impurities and buildup without over-drying your skin.

Step 2

Treat

Target breakouts with proven acne-fighting ingredients such as salicylic acid or niacinamide.

Step 3

Moisturize

Hydrate your skin with a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer to support a healthy skin barrier.

Step 4

Protect

Protect healing skin with a lightweight SPF 50+ sunscreen to help reduce post-acne marks and sun damage.

La Roche-Posay

La Roche-Posay Anthelios Uvmune 400 Invisible Fluid SPF 50+ - 50ml

LE 1,070.00

Bioderma

Bioderma Photoderm Aquafluide SPF 50+ Sunscreen - 40ml

LE 1,399.00

Uriage

Uriage Bariesun Cream Spf50+ - 50ml

LE 999.00

Melatime

Melatime Gel Sunscreen SPF 50g

LE 220.00

Your Routine

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Pharmacist Advice

Treat acne gently, not aggressively.

Acne-prone skin still needs hydration and daily sun protection. Using too many strong products can damage your skin barrier and make breakouts harder to control.

✓

Do

Use acne treatments consistently

Most acne products need several weeks of regular use before noticeable improvement.

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Don’t

Don't pick or squeeze pimples

This can increase inflammation and raise the risk of post-acne marks and scarring.

✓

Do

Moisturize every day

A healthy skin barrier helps your acne treatments work more effectively and reduces irritation.

Routine FAQ

Quick answers before you start your routine.

How long does it take to see results? +

Most acne treatments require 6–8 weeks of consistent use before noticeable improvement.

Can I use acne products every day? +

Some ingredients can be used daily, while stronger treatments may need to be introduced gradually. Follow the product instructions or ask a pharmacist.

Why do I still need moisturizer if I have oily skin? +

Hydration helps maintain your skin barrier and can actually reduce excess oil caused by dehydration.

Can sunscreen make acne worse? +

Choose a lightweight, non-comedogenic sunscreen designed for acne-prone skin. Daily SPF also helps reduce post-acne marks.

When should I see a dermatologist? +

If your acne is severe, painful, leaving scars, or doesn't improve after consistent skincare, consult a dermatologist for further evaluation.