We recommend a non-comedogenic nighttime moisturizer like CeraVe PM Facial Moisturizing Lotion, which is formulated with all three of these ingredients and won't clog pores or cause acne flare-ups.

Does CeraVe PM cause breakouts?

Oil free and fragrance free, you shouldn't have to worry about clogged pores or skin irritation. I see that there are a few reviews claiming that it made people have a breakout which is possible as it is not hypoallergenic but I have not experienced anything like that.

Does CeraVe give you acne?

If you have sensitive skin or conditions like rosacea/eczema/psoriasis, this cleanser will sting your skin and /or cause a rash or acne in the very first week. If you have normal skin, it will eventually sensitive your skin and it will thereafter start reacting to PG.

Does CeraVe night cream clog pores?

First, the cream is developed for overnight application when your skin's natural barrier is most receptive. … Beyond giving your skin a daily dose of anti-aging action, it's also non-comedogenic—meaning it won't clog pores—and works with all skin types, including oily, combination, and sensitive.

Is CeraVe bad for acne?

Dermatologists recommend CeraVe Foaming Facial Cleanser for people with acne as it works to cleanse the skin and remove oil, without disrupting the skin's protective barrier. It won't clog pores or dry the skin out, and contains niacinamide and ceramides to help calm and moisturize irritated skin.

Can CeraVe moisturizer cause acne?

For the hydrating effects of moisturizer and to restore the skin barrier, look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and ceramides and a non-comedogenic formula, like CeraVe AM Facial Moisturizing Lotion with SPF 30, which won't clog pores or cause acne flare-ups.

Is CeraVe PM good for acne prone skin?

"Cerave PM lotion is one of my favorites as it is gentle, and does not have fragrances or oils that can precipitate acne," says Dr. … “The niacinamide and hyaluronic acid are perfect for acne or rosacea-prone skin.”

Do ceramides cause breakouts?

“This is a big misconception,” says Dr Colette Haydon, Doctor in Dermo-Pharmacy and Founder of Lixirskin. Ceramides on their own, won't clog skin, but be mindful of the formulas you choose for your skin.