Makeup Removal For Acne Prone Skin - Tips For Blemish Free Skin

If you suffer from acne, you probably already know that makeup can be a real drag; wearing it can make you feel uncomfortable and irritated. But did you know that makeup removal for acne-prone skin can be a problem? You see, not all makeup brands are created the same. And while some brands will work for most people, others won't work at all!

So, what's the solution to makeup removal for acne-prone skin? Well, there are actually a few options.

Best makeup remover products for acne-prone skin

1. Facial wash and cleansers for acne-prone skin:

   Using a facial wash to remove makeup and clean your skin is a regular part of any skincare routine. If your skin is oily and prone to acne, it becomes even more essential to wash your face twice a day or even more on days when you exercise. Check our Johnson’s® Fresh Hydration® Micellar Cleansing Jelly which cleans dirt, impurities and all makeup while quenching skin with refreshing hydration.

2.  Cleansing micellar water:  

   Cleansing water is a great way to remove make-up if you’re in a hurry, but make sure you follow it up with a facial wash when you get to. It can help as a first step to remove waterproof mascara and stubborn makeup while also preserving the skin’s hydration. Johnson’s® Fresh Hydration micellar rose-infused water is a gentle formula that cleanses skin gently and soothes the skin.

3.  Oil-balancing wipes:  

   You can also remove makeup using gentle oil-balancing wipes designed specifically for make up removal for oily skin. Johnson’s® Oil Balancing Cleansing Wipes for oily to combination skin gently sweeps away impurities leaving your skin oil-free, makeup-free and looking fresher thanever by ridding you of shiny T-zones and makeup residues. You can also try out alcohol-free and fragrance-free facial cleansing wipes which are rich with minerals and vitamins.

4.  Use pure cotton makeup pads: 

   Another important tip to follow is to use 100% cotton makeup pads to avoid leaving cotton fibres on your skin. Johnson’s® Pure Cotton Make-up Pads are absorbent and easy to use, simply apply your cleansing micellar water onto the makeup pad and remove any makeup residue after washing your face.

Makeup tips for acne-prone skin

If your skin is prone to acne, try to avoid wearing makeup during the day. With that being said, if you do need to wear makeup during the day, make sure that it's something that's made from an all-natural product. Even though most mineral makeup products have no harmful ingredients, they still can be absorbed into your pores.

There are plenty of makeup removal methods for acne-prone skin out there. The trick is to find one that works well for you. If you think that your makeup is causing your breakouts, you can try to wear less makeup. If you think that your face is drying out, you can apply extra moisture. Don't forget that you can always talk to a doctor or dermatologist about your makeup removal methods.

Why it’s important to remove makeup before going to bed

Leaving makeup on when you go to bed can cause extensive damage to your skin all night. If you sleep with makeup on, your skin will not be able to renew itself which can lead to fatigue signs and more. Since most makeup products contain oily ingredients, you will be risking clogging your pores and suffering from breakouts if you let it stay on your skin all night. Make sure you use a suitable makeup remover and wash your face before going to bed to avoid all these unwanted scenarios.