Some skin and hair products are labeled as non-comedogenic. This term means that the products are made not to irritate your skin and clog your pores. You may find non-comedogenic moisturizers, creams, and shampoos that are less likely to cause pimples. The products vary, so choose one that is appropriate for your skin condition and type. Consider testing a small amount of the product first to make sure it works for you. If you have questions about acne or non-comedogenic products, talk to a dermatologist (a doctor who specializes in treating skin, nail, and hair conditions).
Some skin and hair products are labeled as non-comedogenic. This
term means that the products are made not to irritate your skin and
clog your pores. You may find non-comedogenic moisturizers, creams,
and shampoos that are less likely to...
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Dr. Mehmet Oz answered:Some skin and hair products are labeled as non-comedogenic. This term means that the products are made not to irritate your skin and clog your pores. You may find non-comedogenic moisturizers, creams, and shampoos that are less likely to cause pimples. The products vary, so choose one that is appropriate for your skin condition and type. Consider testing a small amount of the product first to make sure it works for you. If you have questions about acne or non-comedogenic products, talk to a dermatologist (a doctor who specializes in treating skin, nail, and hair conditions).Some skin and hair products are labeled as non-comedogenic. This term means that the products are made not to irritate your skin and clog your pores. You may find non-comedogenic moisturizers, creams, and shampoos that are less likely to... More
