Blackheads/Pores regime

Routine for Blackheads & Open Pores (Around ₹1800)

TL;DR

This beginner-friendly routine focuses on blackheads and open pores on oily to combination skin. It uses Asaya 2% Salicylic Acid Face Serum (PM, 5% Niacinamide, Tea Tree Oil), alongside Mamaearth Tea Tree Foaming Face Wash, Pond’s Super Light Gel Oil-Free Moisturiser and Aqualogica Radiance+ Dewy Sunscreen.

Written & reviewed by Dr Surbhi, MD (Dermatology)

Your routine

4 products · am and pm
  1. Step 1 (AM)

    Mamaearth

    Mamaearth Tea Tree Foaming Face Wash

    Mamaearth Tea Tree Foaming Face Wash

    Mamaearth

    Mamaearth Tea Tree Foaming Face Wash

    Dermatocare Select

    Mamaearth Tea Tree Foaming Face Wash is built on a surfactant system of 0 ultra-mild + 2 mild + 0 strong + 0 soap bases with Tea Tree Oil. Aligned to oily, combination/normal skin with any skin concern, especially active breakouts and sensitive skin. Does not contain any ingredient under review against our database criteria.

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  2. Step 2 (AM)

    Aqualogica

    Aqualogica Radiance+ Dewy Sunscreen

    Aqualogica Radiance+ Dewy Sunscreen

    Aqualogica

    Aqualogica Radiance+ Dewy Sunscreen

    Dermatocare SelectNew Gen Filters Only

    Aqualogica Radiance+ Dewy Sunscreen SPF 50 PA++++ is non-tinted, built on 4 new-gen filters and 2 mineral filters, with no old-gen filters. It covers UVB, UVA, and Pollution Support, but not Blue light, Visible light, or Infra-Red. It is suitable for oily, dry, and combination/normal skin for following skin concern- acne, blackheads, ageing, rosacea, and pigmentation (with a layer of foundation). In-vivo test published for SPF 50 and PA rating PA++++.

    NOTE: Since you have blackheads, it's best to avoid unnecessary layering of products. Just wash your face and apply this sunscreen, as it hydrates and protects your skin. However, if your skin feels dry after using salicylic acid at night, you can apply a moisturiser before applying this sunscreen.

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This regime is educational content reviewed by a dermatologist. It is not a prescription and does not replace an in-person consultation. Some links may be affiliate links.