6 Dermatologists on Their Favorite Non-Comedogenic Skin Care Products

Dr. Harth says that certain comedogenic skin care ingredients are more common than you think. Take for instance, algae extract, which is commonly used in concealers: According to Dr. Harth, it's actually a highly comedogenic ingredient. Similarly, he suggests that almond oil should also be avoided. While it may safe for use as a body moisturizer, he explains that this ingredient is comedogenic and should not be used on the face.

Lanolin is another comedogenic to look out for, as Dr. Harth notes that it is commonly used in cosmetics and skin care products as a skin protectant and moisturizer. "Look on the label acetylated lanolin alcohol, ethoxylated lanolin or PEG 16 lanolin," he cautions.

So, now that you know what to avoid... keep on reading for a few derm-approved non-comedogenic skin care products.

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