CeraVeCerave Blemish Control Cleanser with 2% Salicylic Acid & Niacinamide for Acne Prone Skin, Controls Acne & Spot

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CeraVe Blemish Control Cleanser pairs 2% salicylic acid with niacinamide in a daily face wash for acne-prone skin. It is designed to help control breakouts and spots, and suits people who want an acne cleanser from a brand known for barrier-friendly formulas.

CeraVe's Blemish Control Cleanser is a face wash for acne-prone skin that combines 2% salicylic acid with niacinamide. The title says it helps control acne and spots. CeraVe is widely known for formulas that focus on supporting the skin barrier, and this cleanser brings that approach to the acne category. This listing is around Rs 1,062 at the time of writing, against an MRP of Rs 1,250; check the listing for the bottle size, as CeraVe sells more than one.

Salicylic acid is an oil-loving exfoliant that gets into pores to loosen the mix of sebum and dead skin that leads to blackheads and pimples. Niacinamide is a gentle supporting ingredient that may help with the look of oiliness and redness. In a cleanser, both are rinsed off after a short time, which keeps the routine simple.

Many acne cleansers leave skin squeaky and tight, which can make people over-moisturise or feel uncomfortable in air-conditioned offices. If you are looking for a medicated cleanser that you can use as part of a calm, minimal routine, this format is worth considering. That said, every skin reacts differently, so patch test before full use.

For Indian weather, this cleanser can fit both summer and winter routines. In hot, humid months, use it once or twice daily depending on how oily you get. In drier months, once a day at night may be plenty. Pair it with a non-comedogenic moisturiser and a broad-spectrum sunscreen. If you also use a leave-on acne treatment, introduce one product at a time.

This listing appears alongside another CeraVe Blemish Control listing at a lower price, which may be a smaller size. Compare the volume before deciding which is better value. For severe, cystic or scarring acne, or during pregnancy, consult a dermatologist before using salicylic acid.

One more practical point is how the cleanser fits with makeup and sunscreen. A single wash may not fully remove water-resistant sunscreen or long-wear foundation, so many people do a first cleanse with a gentle oil or micellar water at night and then use the salicylic cleanser as a second step. This double-cleanse approach can help pores stay clearer without scrubbing hard. Keep the water lukewarm rather than hot, since hot water can leave the skin feeling drier.

• Blemish Control Cleanser from CeraVe
• Contains 2% salicylic acid
• Contains niacinamide
• Designed for acne-prone skin to help control acne and spots
• Rinse-off daily cleanser format
• Check the listing for bottle size before comparing prices

Who it suits

• Acne-prone, oily and combination skin
• People who want a medicated cleanser in a simple routine
• Adults with recurring breakouts and clogged pores
• Those who patch test and tolerate salicylic acid

How to use

1. Patch test on the jawline for 24 to 48 hours.
2. Wet your face with lukewarm water.
3. Massage a small amount onto the skin for about a minute.
4. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
5. Start once a day and increase to twice if skin tolerates it.
6. Moisturise afterwards and use sunscreen in the day.