Actually i wanted to know what ingredients i should look in serum for acne marks like this on my face nd i get tiny bumps also ..so what ingredients i should look for in serum
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You have mild acne with post-acne marks (PIH) and comedonal bumps. For this, look for serums that target both pigmentation and clogged pores.
Best ingredients to look for:
• Niacinamide (5–10%) – reduces marks + controls oil
• Salicylic acid (1–2%) – for tiny bumps/comedones
• Azelaic acid (10–20%) – excellent for acne + pigmentation
• Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid) – brightening + marks
• Retinol/Adapalene (night use) – for acne + skin renewal
Next Steps:
• Start with Niacinamide (morning) + Sunscreen (SPF 50)
• Add Salicylic acid (2–3 times/week at night)
• If marks are more → add Azelaic acid (once daily)
• Keep routine simple: cleanser + treatment + moisturizer + sunscreen
Helpful Tips / Words of Caution:
• Do not start all actives together → introduce slowly
• Always use sunscreen, otherwise marks will worsen
• Avoid over-exfoliation (can increase pigmentation)
• Do not pick/squeeze pimples
• Results take 6–8 weeks, consistency is key
You can consult with me via practo for detailed evaluation and tailored skincare routine
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