It seems like I get small blemishes on my cheeks when I apply sunscreen. Why is that?
I use sunscreen every day because I heard that UV protection is essential, but whenever small breakouts appear around my cheeks, I wonder if the product isn't suitable for my skin. In particular, on days when I reapply the product multiple times or wear makeup, my skin can feel stuffy in the evening, so I'm not sure what I should be careful about.
Could the feeling of clogged pores vary depending on the formulation or ingredients of the sunscreen? I am also wondering if using a lightweight product is always the best option, or if I should consider moisturizing power as well, given my dry skin. However, since I can't just stop using sunscreen, I want to find a method that doesn't irritate my skin.
If I receive acne treatment, can I consult about whether the breakouts are caused by sunscreen or if there are other underlying causes? I’ve heard that I should cleanse twice, but I’m worried that washing my face repeatedly might make my cheeks feel tight. I’m also wondering if it’s better to try switching products first when small breakouts recur, or if it’s better to have my skin condition checked and receive the necessary treatments first.
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