Acne-Prone & Oily Skin

Skincare for Acne-Prone and Oily Skin

Pakistan's heat and humidity can leave skin oily by midday, and extra oil, sweat and dust are common triggers for breakouts. This collection brings together Charisma products designed for acne-prone and oily skin: gentle cleansing, light exfoliation and simple routines that don't strip the skin.

What's in this collection

• Anti Acne Tea Tree Face Wash – a tea tree cleanser for oily and acne-prone skin.
• Glycolic Acid + Witch Hazel – an exfoliating toner to help refine the look of pores and texture.
• Acne Clear Control Plan – a ready routine kit for acne-prone skin.
• Clear & Confident Bundle – tea tree face wash and glycolic toner together at a bundle price.
• Foaming Gel Face Wash – a light foaming cleanser for combination skin.
• Kojic Acid Cream – for the look of post-acne marks once breakouts have settled.

A simple routine for oily, acne-prone skin

Cleanse twice a day with a gentle face wash, use an exfoliating toner a few evenings a week rather than every day, follow with a light moisturizer, and protect your skin from the sun in the morning. Avoid scrubbing hard or picking at spots, which can leave marks. Our guides on the best face wash for acne and the best face wash for oily skin explain what to look for.

FAQs

Should oily skin still use moisturizer?

Yes. Skipping moisturizer can leave skin feeling tight while it stays oily. Choose a light, non-greasy texture.

How often should I use glycolic acid toner?

Start two or three evenings a week and increase only if your skin is comfortable. Use sun protection during the day.

When should I see a dermatologist?

If acne is painful, cystic, leaving scars or not improving with a gentle routine, a dermatologist can advise you. These are cosmetic skincare products and are not a substitute for professional advice.