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A common acne myth is that if you have acne, you must have very oily skin. But that isn’t necessarily the case.
Sebum quantity is only part of the story. Research shows that the composition of sebum can also differ in acne-prone skin — changes in fatty acid composition, and squalene and lipid oxidation, can all influence how easily pores clog and how much inflammation develops. And that helps explain why someone can have dry or combination skin and still develop blackheads, whiteheads, inflamed pimples and deeper jawline breakouts.
This is also the type of skin that this formula was built for.
It combines 2% Salicylic Acid + Glycolic Acid in a richer cream vehicle. Salicylic Acid is oil-soluble, allowing it to work within the follicle where sebum and dead cells can build up. That makes it useful not only for blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores, but also as part of the treatment of inflamed acne because salicylic acid has anti-inflammatory as well as comedolytic activity. It also works especially well for adult and cystic-type jawline breakouts.
Glycolic Acid in the formula, adds surface exfoliation for rough, uneven texture, while Panthenol and Oats help support comfort around an active acne treatment. The richer emulsion format is deliberate: it gives people whose skin dislikes thin, drying acid serums another way to use a proper leave-on acne treatment.
But cream does not mean moisturiser. This is still a concentrated treatment. Apply a thin layer, introduce it gradually and use a separate moisturiser if your skin needs one.
2% also does not mean “the strongest Salicylic Acid in the AccuFix range.” Percentage alone does not tell you how an acne product will behave. The vehicle, supporting ingredients and the type of acne you are treating all matter.
Choose this one when you have adult or jawline acne — including inflamed breakouts — but your skin is dry, combination or simply prefers a richer treatment vehicle. If oiliness and everyday pore congestion are the bigger issue, choose the Encapsulated Salicylic Acid + Niacinamide Serum. And if your acne/comedones are especially stubborn or you are fungal-acne prone, the 1.5% Salicylic Acid Emulsion is usually the better fit.
Apply a thin layer at night to clean, dry skin over acne-prone areas. Start 2–3 nights a week and build up gradually to nightly use if your skin tolerates it. Follow with a separate moisturiser if needed - this is a treatment cream, not a moisturiser. If you’re just starting out you can also buffer it - meaning apply your moisturiser first and then follow up with a small quantity of this, focussing mainly on problem areas. This reduces the chance of experiencing irritation.
When first introducing it, also avoid using it on the same night as Retinol, other leave-on Salicylic Acid products or strong exfoliating acids. Reduce frequency if you develop persistent irritation, and use broad-spectrum SPF every morning.
2% Salicylic Acid
The main acne-treatment active. Salicylic Acid is oil-soluble, so it can work inside the follicle where sebum, dead skin and debris build up. It helps clear blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores, while also making it useful for inflamed acne and recurring breakouts.
Glycolic Acid
An AHA that works mainly at the surface of the skin, helping loosen built-up dead cells and smooth rough, bumpy texture. It complements Salicylic Acid rather than simply making this a “stronger” product.
Panthenol
Also known as Pro-Vitamin B5. Helps support hydration and skin comfort around an active exfoliating treatment.
Oats
Included to help soothe and support irritated-feeling skin, which is useful in a formula designed for acne-prone skin that may also run dry or combination.
Jojoba + Grapeseed Oils
Part of the richer emollient system that makes this formula different from a thin Salicylic Acid serum. They help give the treatment its more cushioned cream texture — one of the reasons this format can suit people whose acne-prone skin also feels dry.
Aqua, Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, PEG-20 Stearate, Isopropyl Myristate, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Sorbitan Monostearate, Propylene Glycol, Salicylic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Stearic Acid, Panthenol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Benzoate, Dimethicone, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Olus Oil, Tocopherol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Phenoxyethanol, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Flour, Zinc Oxide.
Salicylic Acid Cream
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A 2% Salicylic Acid treatment cream for acne-prone skin that prefers a richer treatment format.
Made for dry or combination skin with adult acne, jawline breakouts, blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores. The cream base gives Salicylic Acid a more cushioned feel than a typical watery acne serum — but this is still a proper acne treatment, not a moisturiser.
Best for: Dry/combination acne-prone skin · Adult acne · Jawline breakouts · Blackheads · Whiteheads · Clogged pores
Why you’ll love it
✓ 2% Salicylic Acid helps clear clogged pores + breakouts
✓ Glycolic Acid adds extra support for rough, bumpy texture
✓ Cream format for people who dislike the feel of drying acid serums
✓ Especially useful when you have acne but your skin isn’t very oily
✓ Targets both active breakouts + pore congestion
✓ A dedicated leave-on acne treatment — not a moisturiser
Key Ingredients: 2% Salicylic Acid · Glycolic Acid · Panthenol · Oats
Formula: Fragrance-free · Pregnancy safe · Not fungal acne safe
Size: 30 ml
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A common acne myth is that if you have acne, you must have very oily skin. But that isn’t necessarily the case.
Sebum quantity is only part of the story. Research shows that the composition of sebum can also differ in acne-prone skin — changes in fatty acid composition, and squalene and lipid oxidation, can all influence how easily pores clog and how much inflammation develops. And that helps explain why someone can have dry or combination skin and still develop blackheads, whiteheads, inflamed pimples and deeper jawline breakouts.
This is also the type of skin that this formula was built for.
It combines 2% Salicylic Acid + Glycolic Acid in a richer cream vehicle. Salicylic Acid is oil-soluble, allowing it to work within the follicle where sebum and dead cells can build up. That makes it useful not only for blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores, but also as part of the treatment of inflamed acne because salicylic acid has anti-inflammatory as well as comedolytic activity. It also works especially well for adult and cystic-type jawline breakouts.
Glycolic Acid in the formula, adds surface exfoliation for rough, uneven texture, while Panthenol and Oats help support comfort around an active acne treatment. The richer emulsion format is deliberate: it gives people whose skin dislikes thin, drying acid serums another way to use a proper leave-on acne treatment.
But cream does not mean moisturiser. This is still a concentrated treatment. Apply a thin layer, introduce it gradually and use a separate moisturiser if your skin needs one.
2% also does not mean “the strongest Salicylic Acid in the AccuFix range.” Percentage alone does not tell you how an acne product will behave. The vehicle, supporting ingredients and the type of acne you are treating all matter.
Choose this one when you have adult or jawline acne — including inflamed breakouts — but your skin is dry, combination or simply prefers a richer treatment vehicle. If oiliness and everyday pore congestion are the bigger issue, choose the Encapsulated Salicylic Acid + Niacinamide Serum. And if your acne/comedones are especially stubborn or you are fungal-acne prone, the 1.5% Salicylic Acid Emulsion is usually the better fit.
Apply a thin layer at night to clean, dry skin over acne-prone areas. Start 2–3 nights a week and build up gradually to nightly use if your skin tolerates it. Follow with a separate moisturiser if needed - this is a treatment cream, not a moisturiser. If you’re just starting out you can also buffer it - meaning apply your moisturiser first and then follow up with a small quantity of this, focussing mainly on problem areas. This reduces the chance of experiencing irritation.
When first introducing it, also avoid using it on the same night as Retinol, other leave-on Salicylic Acid products or strong exfoliating acids. Reduce frequency if you develop persistent irritation, and use broad-spectrum SPF every morning.
2% Salicylic Acid
The main acne-treatment active. Salicylic Acid is oil-soluble, so it can work inside the follicle where sebum, dead skin and debris build up. It helps clear blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores, while also making it useful for inflamed acne and recurring breakouts.
Glycolic Acid
An AHA that works mainly at the surface of the skin, helping loosen built-up dead cells and smooth rough, bumpy texture. It complements Salicylic Acid rather than simply making this a “stronger” product.
Panthenol
Also known as Pro-Vitamin B5. Helps support hydration and skin comfort around an active exfoliating treatment.
Oats
Included to help soothe and support irritated-feeling skin, which is useful in a formula designed for acne-prone skin that may also run dry or combination.
Jojoba + Grapeseed Oils
Part of the richer emollient system that makes this formula different from a thin Salicylic Acid serum. They help give the treatment its more cushioned cream texture — one of the reasons this format can suit people whose acne-prone skin also feels dry.
Aqua, Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, PEG-20 Stearate, Isopropyl Myristate, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Sorbitan Monostearate, Propylene Glycol, Salicylic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Stearic Acid, Panthenol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Benzoate, Dimethicone, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Olus Oil, Tocopherol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Phenoxyethanol, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Flour, Zinc Oxide.
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FAQs
Yes — that is exactly where this formula fits best. Acne-prone skin does not have to be very oily. If you get breakouts but your skin is dry, combination, or tends to feel stripped by thin acid serums, the cream vehicle gives you a more cushioned way to use a leave-on Salicylic Acid treatment.
It is still an active treatment, not a moisturiser, so add a separate moisturiser if your skin needs one.
It can be useful for adult and jawline acne, including inflamed breakouts, particularly when clogged pores are also part of the problem. Salicylic Acid helps clear the buildup inside follicles, while the formula also contains Glycolic Acid for surface exfoliation.
No. The cream texture describes the vehicle, not the job of the product.
This is a 2% Salicylic Acid leave-on acne treatment. The richer base makes it feel different from a watery acid serum, but you should still use a separate moisturiser afterwards if your skin needs one.
Usually, no — we recommend most beginners start with the Salicylic Acid Face Wash Gel.
It is a 1% rinse-off Salicylic Acid cleanser and is easier to introduce when you are new to exfoliating acids. If a cleanser is no longer enough, you can then choose a leave-on treatment based on your skin type and acne pattern, rather than simply moving to the next-highest percentage.
Not simply because the percentage is higher.
The two products have different vehicles and are meant for different customers. Choose the 1.5% Salicylic Acid Serum for stubborn recurring acne, deeper congestion or fungal-acne-prone skin. Choose the 2% Cream when you need an acne treatment but your skin is dry/combination or prefers a richer leave-on vehicle.
Percentage alone does not tell you which formula will work better — or feel more drying — on your skin.
We generally do not recommend stacking them. If Salicylic Acid Cream is your leave-on treatment, pair it with a plain, gentle cleanser, like our Hydrating Gentle Daily Cleanser instead.
Using multiple exfoliating products in the same routine usually adds more irritation risk than benefit, especially because most people are also using other actives elsewhere. Over-exfoliation can leave skin burning, peeling, sensitised and barrier-damaged — which can make acne harder to manage.
Pick one main exfoliating treatment and use it consistently rather than trying to make the routine stronger by layering acids.
Yes, but introduce them carefully. When you first start the Cream, we recommend avoiding Retinol, Glycolic Toner or other strong leave-on exfoliants on the same night.
Once your skin is comfortable, you can alternate treatment nights if your routine needs both. More actives at once does not automatically mean faster acne clearance — irritation can make a routine harder to stick with.
No. If fungal-acne-type breakouts are your main concern, choose the 1.5% Salicylic Acid Serum/Emulsion instead.
Some people may notice a temporary increase in breakouts after starting an exfoliating treatment, especially in areas where they already commonly break out. But burning, persistent redness, significant peeling or breakouts appearing in completely new areas should not automatically be dismissed as “purging.”
To reduce the risk of a purge start out by using this 2–3 nights a week and increase only as your skin tolerates it. You can also moisturise before applying this to help your skin tolerate it better if you are new to exfoliating actives or have relatively sensitive skin.
You may start noticing changes in congestion or breakouts within 2–4 weeks, but a more meaningful improvement in acne and clogged pores often takes around 6–8 weeks of consistent use.
Acne tends to recur, so consistency matters more than trying to make the routine as aggressive as possible.
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I've been using Accufix Salicylic Acid Cream for the past 30 days, and the results have been amazing. My skin texture has improved significantly, and many of my small acne bumps and clogged pores have cleared up. The cream feels lightweight, absorbs well, and didn't leave my skin feeling overly greasy.
Within a few weeks, I noticed smoother, clearer skin with fewer breakouts and a healthier overall appearance. Consistent use made a noticeable difference, and my complexion now looks much more even and refreshed.
If you're struggling with acne, rough skin texture, or clogged pores, I would definitely recommend giving Accufix Salicylic Acid Cream a try. It has truly worked wonders for my skin.
I ordered your salicylic acid cream. I applied it last night. I woke up with visibly shrinked pores.
Great product!
it is soo good its been a week im using it and i see clear difference
Absolutely in love w this formula
I have sensitive eczema prone skin but this didn't trigger it AT ALL.
The first day i used it, my small but many in number pimples felt dried and looked visibly smaller
A few weeks in my skin is basically clear and its glowing.
Only issue is the pump is a bit faulty. It stopped working properly.
I also used their salicylic cleanser with this and the anya azeleic acid serum and a gentle moisturiser.
Worth buying product.
I luv this cream, my skin is totally texture free now 💖
Best salicylic cream so far
When putting on gives a tingling feeling of an active product, which you dont get from other local and chiness brands over which I wasted my money because of affordability.
I have been using the product for 2 years now. It is really effective and works wonders. You have to use it religiously to see the results otherwise don't blame the product. Keep up the good work guys!!!
Good product
bottle achi nahi hy.magar product achi h6
good for exfoliation. but can you please improve the quality of the pump? it never works. i bet you can do it.
Hi,
I wanted to leave a review about the Salicylic Acid Cream.
I love this product. It has truly helped my skin and it has been part of my skincare routine since 3 years now at this point. I have no complaints against the product itself.
However, the new packaging is not good. My bottle was empty pretty quickly but I somehow managed to open the top of it and it turned out there was plenty of product sitting there but the pump is not effective.
AT this point I have thrown out many bottles of it, thinking it was finished and now I've realised how much money and product I could have saved only if I had opened the bottle earlier.
You're a business who I believe cater to their customers needs. I hope you hear me out and either fix this issue or bring out the old packaging back which was very convinient.
Thank you for your review and for being a loyal user of our Salicylic Acid Cream! We’re glad it’s helped your skin but apologize for the inconvenience caused by the new packaging. We’re addressing the pump issue and appreciate your suggestion. Your feedback helps us improve—thank you!
Its so gentle and it deeply cleans the skin , the best product for acne prone skin , highly recommended😍😍
I would give it a 7/10,love how it is made for dry skin.You literally need a pea size amount only,.I did notice visible difference when I apply it to my pimple.However if you have a pimple that’s deep within the skin snd you apply this on it , it won’t work that well. It is only effective for surface acne.Also do not apply a huge amount on the acne area.it will burn if you have sensitive skin like me . Make sure to add the thinnest layer and apply evenly all over ,do not let it sit in one place
I would give it a 7/10,love how it is made for dry skin.You literally need a pea size amount only,.I did notice visible difference when I apply it to my pimple.However if you have a pimple that’s deep within the skin snd you apply this on it , it won’t work that well. It is only effective for surface acne.Also do not apply a huge amount on the acne area.it will burn if you have sensitive skin like me . Make sure to add the thinnest layer and apply evenly all over ,do not let it sit in one place
The product is good but the packaging not.please add a pump for the application of serum.
The product is good but the packaging not.please add a pump for the application of serum.
Thumbs up for this product too. I m obsessed with their products. Promised products, give you results, never
Disappoint you.
Thumbs up for this product too. I m obsessed with their products. Promised products, give you results, never
Disappoint you.
Can I layer the Salicylic Acid Cream with any serum or moisturizer?
Yes, you can layer the Salicylic Acid Cream with a suitable serum and moisturizer.
Recommended Routine:
Night:
Cleanser
Serum
Salicylic Acid Cream
Moisturizer
Day:
Cleanser
Serum (optional)
Daily Defence Sunscreen SPF 50+
During the daytime, there is generally no need to apply the Salicylic Acid Cream. If your skin feels dry, you may use a moisturizer before sunscreen. Always finish your morning routine with sunscreen for proper protection.
Is this good for underarm darkness for men?
Yes, you can use our Salicylic Acid Cream for underarm darkness. It exfoliates and helps brighten the area for both men and women.
For best results, you can either use the Salicylic Acid Cream alone, or choose the combination of AHA/BHA Body Wash + Pitti Fresh.
Do not use Salicylic Acid Cream and AHA/BHA together on the same day.
What is the difference between salicylic acid cream and salicylic acid serum? And how do we know which one to start off with in skin care routine?
Both target acne and clogged pores, but work for different skin types:
Salicylic Acid Serum: Best for oily or acne-prone skin. It goes deep into pores to clear blackheads, whiteheads, and prevent breakouts.
Salicylic Acid Cream: Better for dry or sensitive skin. It fights acne while keeping skin soft and hydrated.
👉 If you have oily or active acne, start with the Serum.
👉 If your skin is dry or needs gentle care, go for the Cream.