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Article: Everyday Skin Care for Acne-Prone Skin

Illustrative comparison of clear-looking and blemished skin, labeled “Illustrative comparison — not product results.”

Everyday Skin Care for Acne-Prone Skin

Image note: This illustrative comparison does not show VU product results.

Editorial update: October 8, 2026.

Everyday habits can support an acne treatment plan, but they do not guarantee that breakouts will disappear. Keep care gentle and follow the directions for the products you use.

Keep cleansing gentle

Wash with your fingertips and a gentle cleanser rather than scrubbing. Cleanse up to twice daily and after sweating. Avoid picking or squeezing blemishes, which can make them take longer to clear and increase the risk of marks or scars.

Give your treatment a fair chance

Frequently switching treatments can irritate skin. Follow the label or your clinician’s instructions instead of increasing strength or frequency because results have not appeared within a few days.

Ask for individual advice

Contact a dermatologist if breakouts persist, are painful or leave scars. Product tolerance varies; no ingredient or cleanser is the best choice for everyone.

Read the American Academy of Dermatology’s acne skin-care tips for additional guidance.

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