6 Dermatologists on Their Favorite Non-Comedogenic Skin Care Products

"The best way to spot a non-comedogenic product is to look for products that clearly labeled non-comedogenic or use only non-comedogenic ingredients," Dr. Harth explains.

But if you are a little intimidated by reading through long and complicated labels, he recommends using CosDNA, a great free tool to analyze the make up of a product. Just paste the ingredients of your specific product into the box and look for the acne score: The higher the number, the more comedogenic it is (Dr. Harth recommends avoiding products with acne scores of 4 and higher).

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