Pore Clogger Ingredients LIST

ALWAYS check ingredient labels before putting anything on your skin! even if it says "Won’t Clog Pores" or "Non-Comedogenic" on the bottle. No government agency oversees this, so skincare companies can claim their products promote clear skin and have pore cloggers in their ingredient deck. Below is a list of ingredients to avoid in all skin care, acne care, makeup, and hair products.

Warnings:

• Natural oils can be some of the worst offenders, like cocoa butter and coconut oil which are found in many “organic” skin care lines.
• Other oils such as jojoba, olive, and lanolin are mildly comedogenic and can be a problem if formulated with other comedogenic ingredients.
• Some prescription products like the cream form of Retin-A have pore cloggers. Many over-the-counter acne medications also have pore clogging ingredients.
• "Oil-free" products can be comedogenic.

Makeup:

• Loose powder, mineral make-up tends to be the safest choice, but still should be checked.
• GloMineral Pressed Powder is a safe choice; however, the GloMinerals foundations are NOT a safe choice. Priia’s Concealers are non-pore clogging and help to fight acnethese are full coverage crème foundations. 
• We do not recommend any of the pressed Bare Minerals blushes, bronzers, or veils.
• We have found all liquid makeup products to be pore-clogging regardless of ingredients- stick to cream or powder based products instead.