Clearer Skin Starts with the Right Korean skincare
ACNE
ADDRESS, BALANCE, HEAL.
Acne-prone skin is more susceptible to clogged pores, inflammation, and breakouts — whether in the form of blackheads, whiteheads, or deep cystic acne. While it can affect all skin types, managing acne-prone skin requires a gentle but targeted approach.
The goal is to reduce excess sebum, clear pores, calm irritation, and strengthen the skin barrier — without over-stripping or aggravating your skin.
Consistency, patience, and non-comedogenic products are key to a clearer, more balanced complexion.
Your Acne Questions, Answered
From choosing the right cleanser to understanding why moisturizers matter, we answer the most common questions about managing acne-prone skin with confidence.
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Focus on oil-balancing ingredients like niacinamide or salicylic acid and avoid over-washing, which can cause even more oil production.
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If you want a beginner-friendly set, try the BOM AC Red-Free line: start with the AC Red-Free Cleansing Foam, follow with the Toner to balance and calm the skin, then apply the AC Red-Free Serum for oil control and soothing. Finish with the AC Red-Free Cream to hydrate without clogging pores. It keeps the routine simple while targeting acne gently.
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Yes — lifestyle factors like lack of sleep, high-sugar diets, and stress can trigger or worsen breakouts, so skincare works best alongside healthy habits.
For extra support, try one of our bundles: the 10-Step Sensitive & Acne Skincare Routine (full gentle system), the Pore Control Skincare Bundle (for oily/large-pore skin), or the Acne Control Duo/Trio (simple, budget-friendly cleanser + serum + moisturizer).
Myth vs. Fact:
The Truth About Acne
Cut through the confusion with facts that debunk the most common acne myths so you can avoid skincare mistakes and treat your breakouts more effectively.
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False. Adult acne is common and can be caused by stress, hormones, skincare, or diet.
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Over-washing can strip the skin, causing more oil production and irritation — making acne worse.
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Even oily, acne-prone skin needs hydration. Skipping it can cause imbalance and flare-ups.