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Do You Need to Moisturise Blemish-Prone Skin?
Moisturising is an essential step in any <a class="generic-event" data-module="richtext display column" href="/find-your-routine">skincare routine</a> for healthy-looking skin. However, since <a class="generic-event" data-module="richtext display column" href="/skincare/blemish-prone-skin">blemish-prone skin</a> can often appear excessively oily, it’s natural to wonder whether <a class="generic-event" data-module="richtext display column" href="/skincare/moisturisers/facial-moisturisers">moisturisers</a> might clog your pores or make blemishes worse. So, does moisturiser help with blemishes or should you avoid it? Below, we’re sharing the important facts you should know when it comes to moisturising blemish-prone skin.