Hormonal Acne
Hormonal acne is one of the most common types of adult acne we see at AccuFix. It’s triggered by internal hormonal shifts that increase oil production and clog pores—leading to deep, painful breakouts, often around the chin, jawline, and cheeks. These flare-ups usually happen around your period, during pregnancy, or due to stress or PCOS. Because it’s rooted in hormones, it needs more than just surface-level treatments—it needs a targeted, consistent routine.
Our Acne Story
AccuFix was born out of our founder’s 7-year struggle with acne. She tried everything but was unable to find anything that truly worked and that personal struggle is what inspired the creation of clinically-formulated, chemist-developed skincare made specifically for problematic skin.
You can learn more about her and why she started AccuFix here.
Since AccuFix was founded in 2019, we’ve helped tens of thousands of customers achieve their desired skincare transformations sustainably, and without the side effects associated with traditional acne medications.
To build your own customised acne routine, read more on how to build a skincare routine for acne below or:
- Reach out to us for a free skincare consultation on WhatsApp +92-302-2228349
- Upload an image of your skin on AccuScan AI and get a free skin analysis and starting skincare routine recommendation for FREE, all in under 2 minutes.
Acne Treatment & Prevention
To sustainably manage acne, you need a complete skincare routine. One product can never give you exceptional results in isolation if the other products in your routine don’t also support it. A skincare routine for acne consists of 4 main steps: cleanse, treat, moisturize, spf
Fungal Acne Treatment
If you have Oily Skin and are dealing with small bumps on your forehead (fungal acne), use: Gentle Foaming Gel Cleanser daily, Salicylic Acid Gel Face Wash 3 times a week at night, Crème B3-B5 as your moisturizer, and The Ultimate Sunscreen SPF 50+ for sun protection.
If you have Dry Skin with fungal acne, go for: Hydrating Gentle Cleanser daily, Salicylic Acid Gel Face Wash 3 times a week, Crème B3-B5 to moisturize, and Invisible Shield Centella SPF 50 PA++++ for daytime protection.
Hormonal Acne Treatment
For Oily Skin with hormonal acne (deep, painful pimples), use: Gentle Foaming Gel Cleanser daily, Salicylic Acid Gel Face Wash 3 times a week at night, Crème B3-B5 for hydration, and The Ultimate Sunscreen for UV protection.
If your skin is Dry and prone to hormonal breakouts, use: Hydrating Gentle Cleanser daily, Salicylic Acid Cleanser 3 times a week, Crème B3-B5 to moisturize, and Invisible Shield Centella SPF 50 for protection.
Non-Inflammatory Acne Treatment
For whiteheads, blackheads, or clogged pores (Comedones) use: Hydrating Gentle Cleanser daily, Salicylic Acid Serum 3 times a week, Crème B3-B5 for moisture, and either Centella SPF or The Ultimate SPF depending on your skin type.
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