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Pores. Would you believe, it’s estimated that the average adult has around five million of them? Even our idols have them, despite an airbrush here or there to suggest otherwise.

By now, you’ve most likely gained a gym membership, adopted a healthy diet and flushed your system of all drinks besides water, but have you taken the time to think about your skin?

When applied topically as part of a skincare regime, Dead Sea Mud can also help to detoxify the skin and restore balance, making it an ideal choice for blemish-prone and oily complexions.

Are you struggling to identify if you have oily skin? If your complexion is prone to looking shiny, your pores are enlarged and open, and the texture of your skin is slightly coarse, the chances are, you have either combination or oily skin. There are numerous ways to control oily skin, including vital skincare steps, so we’ve covered our top five tips in this article.

The world of acid-based skincare products is extremely complex. We’ve already covered how to effectively cleanse blemish-prone skin using Salicylic Acid based products, but we’ve only just started to scratch the surface with regards to the skincare benefits of this unique Beta-Hydroxy Acid.

Salicylic Acid is a hugely beneficial ingredient for those who struggle with oily, congested and blemish prone skin; in fact, we’ve already discussed the benefits of introducing it to your skincare regime. The addition of Salicylic Acid – a natural exfoliator – within our Anti-Blemish Scrub helps to rejuvenate the complexion; invigorating and resurfacing the skin to reveal a fresher, smoother face.

Thoroughly cleansing skin (both morning and night) is essential to remove daily impurities, dirt and debris, resulting in a fresher complexion. Owning a good cleanser, which is tailored to your specific skin concern/s, is especially crucial for those who suffer with blemish-prone skin, particularly non-inflammatory acne.