Is it possible for pores to feel clogged due to the Lara Peel sunscreen?

Since I apply sunscreen every day, I am concerned about product residue remaining on the sides of my nose or on my cheeks when I wash my face in the evening. However, cleansing multiple times makes my skin feel tight, and there are days when a light wash makes my pores feel clogged, so I am not sure what the appropriate amount is. In particular, there are areas around my nose that look like sebum, and I can see small bumps on my cheeks, so I am wondering if this is a problem that can be resolved with cleansing alone.

Can I expect Lara Peel to be effective on skin like this?

I would like to know how Lara Peel differs from cleansing to remove cosmetic residue, and whether it is performed after examining the condition of the skin's dead skin cells or sebum.

I am also wondering if I need to drastically change my usual cleansing habits just to get Lara Peel.

Since I can't stop using sunscreen, I would like to consult about a gentle cleansing method and skincare routine.

I would also like to check if the visible unevenness is due to the product or another cause. I want to determine first whether this maintenance is absolutely necessary before making a decision.