Red pimples regime

CodeSkin Routine for Pimples in Dry Sensitive Skin

TL;DR

This beginner friendly routine focuses on red pimples and blackheads on dry sensitive skin. This premium regime uses CodeSkin Sensi AC Serum (Azelaic Acid, Niacinamide, Centella Asiatica) and CLARIFI AC Spot Treatment (Salicylic Acid, Colloidal Sulfur) for active pimples, alongside Episoft Cleansing Lotion , UltraClarifi Moisturizer, and CodeSkin UltraMatte Fluid Sunscreen.

Written & reviewed by Dr Surbhi, MD (Dermatology)

Your routine

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

    Episoft

    Episoft Cleansing Lotion

    Episoft Cleansing Lotion

    Episoft

    Episoft Cleansing Lotion

    Dermatocare Select

    Face wash built on a surfactant system of 0 ultra-mild + 1 mild + 0 strong + 0 soap bases. Aligned to dry skin with any skin concern, especially sensitive skin. Does not contain any ingredient under review against our database criteria.

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  2. Step 2 (AM)

    CodeSkin

    CodeSkin UltraClarifi Moisturizer

    CodeSkin UltraClarifi Moisturizer

    CodeSkin

    CodeSkin UltraClarifi Moisturizer

    Dermatocare Select

    CodeSkin UltraClarifi Moisturizer features golden trio of ceramide, amino acid complex, microbiome support, oil control actives. Aligned to combination/normal, non-sensitive skin types with any skin concern except Rosacea/Sensitive Skin.

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  3. Step 3 (AM)

    CodeSkin

    CodeSkin UltraMatte Fluid Sunscreen

    CodeSkin UltraMatte Fluid Sunscreen

    CodeSkin

    CodeSkin UltraMatte Fluid Sunscreen

    Dermatocare Select

    CodeSkin UltraMatte Fluid Sunscreen is a non-tinted fluid, built on 3 new-gen + 0 old-gen + 0 mineral filters, and covers UVB, UVA, but not Blue light, Visible light, Infra-Red, Pollution Support. It's aligned to oily, dry, combination/normal non-sensitive skin for preventing ageing/tanning, suitable for red pimples or blackheads/pores. In-vitro test published for SPF 50 and PA rating PA++++.

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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.