Non comedogenic moisturizer for acne prone skin

Why Heavy Moisturizers Often Worsen Acne

If you've tried moisturizing and ended up with more breakouts, you're definitely not alone. Many creams and lotions contain ingredients that clog pores—like coconut oil or synthetic waxes. For acne prone skin, these can trap oil and bacteria, leading to new pimples faster than you'd expect.

What's Happening Beneath Your Skin

Your skin's oil glands work overtime when they're dry, pumping out extra sebum. If you're using a moisturizer that's too rich, or loaded with comedogenic ingredients, sebum mixes with dead skin cells and blocks pores. That's a recipe for blackheads and stubborn breakouts.

The Best Solutions for Clear, Hydrated Skin

• Lightweight, gel-based formulas absorb quickly and don't sit on the skin.
• Look for "non comedogenic" labels—these are tested to avoid clogging pores.
• Ingredients like hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and glycerin hydrate without heaviness.

Moisturizers with ceramides help restore your skin's natural barrier, so you stay hydrated without risking congestion. Avoid anything with mineral oil, lanolin, or isopropyl myristate—these are notorious for causing bumps.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Choosing products "for all skin types" that aren't tested on acne prone faces.
• Skipping moisturizer entirely, thinking it will keep your skin clear. Dehydrated skin often leads to even more oil production.
• Layering too many different treatments—acids, retinoids, spot gels—without letting your moisturizer do its job.

Choosing a Brand That Knows Acne Prone Skin

There's no single "best" moisturizer for everyone, but formulas designed for sensitive, breakout-prone faces make a big difference. Arish BIO-NATURAL offers non comedogenic moisturizers packed with Bionatural® Actives and gentle hydrators. If you're curious about what suits you, try out our AI Skin Analyser for an instant, customized recommendation. See what fits best at arishbionatural.com.