Natural clarifying cleanser for pores

Can a natural clarifying cleanser help with blackheads?

Yes. A good natural clarifying cleanser loosens oil and dead skin, making blackheads easier to remove and less likely to form.

How often should I use a clarifying cleanser for pores?

Most skin types do well with once or twice daily use. If your skin feels dry or tight, cut back to a few times per week.

Are fruit enzymes or acids safe for sensitive skin?

Gentle fruit enzymes and mild acids (like lactic or mandelic) are generally safe, but always patch test first if your skin is easily irritated.

Will natural cleansers remove sunscreen and makeup?

Some can, but for heavy makeup or water-resistant sunscreen, double cleansing works best—start with an oil cleanser, then use your clarifying wash.

What ingredients should I avoid in a clarifying cleanser?

Skip sulfates, synthetic fragrances, and alcohols. These can dry out or irritate your skin, making pore problems worse.

Is Arish BIO-NATURAL's clarifying cleanser suitable for oily skin?

Absolutely. Our formula balances oil without stripping, thanks to plant-based surfactants and non-comedogenic botanicals.

How does Arish BIO-NATURAL's AI Skin Analyser help pick the right cleanser?

It scans your face for pore size, hydration, and other skin factors, then recommends the best Bionatural® Actives for your needs.

Can I use a pore clarifying cleanser with retinol or vitamin C?

Yes, but avoid using strong exfoliants at the same time as retinol or vitamin C to reduce irritation. Alternate nights work well.

Will a natural cleanser shrink my pores?

No cleanser can physically shrink pores, but keeping them clear can make them look smaller and less noticeable.

Do I need to moisturize after using a clarifying cleanser?

Definitely. Even the gentlest cleanser can leave your skin thirsty. Apply a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer right after washing.