Can the usage of skin care products lead to acne? How to identify such products? Suggest some good natural skin care products?

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Yes, the usage of certain skin care products does lead to acne. One needs to experiment and have patience to find out the products that feels best on their skin and suits their skin type, especially those which tend to have breakouts/clogged pores/acne. 

Things to keep in mind before using any product:
·         Avoid the usage of products which irritate/inflamate  your skin
·         Avoid products which contain alcohol, menthol, lemon, camphor, etc
·         Avoid usage of products with thick, overly creamy textures
·         Certain lotions, creams, face mask and face wash also induce acne
·         Certain acne reducing products can also cause more acne

Anoo’s products are chemical free and are made of natural herbs. You can be assured of the quality and there would be no side effects to any of their product. All the products are manufactured under strict hygienic conditions in their manufacturing unit.


The skin care products of Anoo’s are:

Anoos Lightening and Whitening (L&W) Herbal Face Mask: It is a chemical-free face mask that naturally nourishes and brightens your skin. It will improve the complexion, tan and glow of the skin. The product is good for sensitive skins too and can be used on any part of the body.

Anoo's® Fair & Fresh Face wash: A radiant glow is guaranteed by Anoo's® Fair & Fresh face wash, which is made entirely of organic and herbal ingredients. A sandal-rich, all-natural formula is the reason for its success. Regular use of this product will not only protect your skin from acne, scars, wrinkles and pigmentation but also make it glow. Men and women of all ages are welcome to use it. Also, likewise, it suits all skin types.

Anoo's® Multani Mati: Also known as Fuller's earth, Multani Mati is a type of clay that contains various beneficial minerals and hence acts as an excellent skin toner and the astringent reduces oiliness while keeping the skin soft and glowing. It removes blemishes, impurities, grime, and also improves the skin complexion by facilitating better blood circulation. The product is very affordable and safe to use as there are no side effects.


 

 

 

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