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Mindful Acne Care

Know What's Really In Your Products

Try our Pore-Clogging Ingredient Analyzer

Not every ingredient is acne-safe, especially if you're acne-prone. Paste any product's ingredient list and we'll flag the pore-cloggers, irritants, and hidden breakout triggers, so you can make confident choices for your skin.

Copy the full ingredient list from the product packaging or brand website. Separate ingredients with commas.

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Disclaimer: This tool is for informational purposes only and based on commonly referenced comedogenicity ratings. Individual skin reactions vary — an ingredient rated comedogenic may not cause breakouts for everyone. Always patch test new products and consult an esthetician or dermatologist for persistent acne concerns.
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Isopropyl Myristate — a top pore-clogger ✦ Your skin deserves better ingredients ✦ Coconut oil rates 4/5 comedogenic ✦ Knowledge is the best skincare routine ✦ Fragrance is the #1 hidden irritant ✦ Acne-prone skin is not broken skin ✦ Cocoa butter clogs more pores than you'd think ✦ Read the label, not just the marketing ✦ Sodium Lauryl Sulfate strips your skin barrier ✦ Clear skin starts with informed choices ✦ Not all oils are created equal ✦ You deserve to know what's in your products ✦

Isopropyl Myristate — a top pore-clogger ✦ Your skin deserves better ingredients ✦ Coconut oil rates 4/5 comedogenic ✦ Knowledge is the best skincare routine ✦ Fragrance is the #1 hidden irritant ✦ Acne-prone skin is not broken skin ✦ Cocoa butter clogs more pores than you'd think ✦ Read the label, not just the marketing ✦ Sodium Lauryl Sulfate strips your skin barrier ✦ Clear skin starts with informed choices ✦ Not all oils are created equal ✦ You deserve to know what's in your products ✦

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FAQ — Healthy Skin Club
Check the back of the packaging, or search the brand's website — most product pages list full ingredients. You can also search the product name on INCI Decoder or CosDNA.
Not necessarily. Comedogenicity ratings are a helpful guide, not a guarantee. Everyone's skin is different — an ingredient that clogs pores for one person may be completely fine for another. Use this tool as a starting point, not a definitive verdict.
High concern ingredients have well-established links to clogged pores or irritation and are best avoided by most acne-prone skin types. Moderate concern ingredients are worth knowing about — they may be fine for you, but are worth monitoring. Low concern ingredients are flagged as a heads-up, but are generally tolerated by most people.
We focus on the most commonly flagged ingredients backed by dermatological research. If something isn't flagged, it doesn't automatically mean it's problem-free — it just isn't on our current watchlist. We update the database regularly.
This tool is for informational purposes only and isn't a substitute for professional advice. If you're struggling with persistent acne, we always recommend seeing a dermatologist — or booking an appointment with Bianca at Healthy Skin Club.

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