Let’s start with the first step of your skincare routine—the face wash. CeraVe Acne Foaming Cleanser is developed by dermatologists and uses ceramides, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and Benzoyl peroxide acne treatment. This formula will keep skin’s moisture barrier intact, clear dirt and excess oils and most importantly it is fragrance-free to avoid irritation. It also keeps your skin from flaking and making sure it’s hydrated.

Price: $19

Missed some dirt and oils after your face wash? Try using this exfoliator from The Body Shop. This product is mixed with tea tree oil from Kenya which gently gets rid of dirt, excess oils, leftover makeup and dead skin cells.

Price: $19

For all skin types, this mask uses a deep-cleaning creamy clay that is mixed with Jeju Super Volcanic Clusters™ and AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid), which will help clear clogged pores and exfoliate your face. This mask will also help to reduce dullness and uneven textures within your skin.

Price: $19

For serums, there are many you can use depending on your skin type, but this water-based serum from The Ordinary is a must-add to your skincare collection. As acne is produced from the oils in your skin, this oil-control serum will help balance it out. Made for all skin types, the mixture of niacinamide and zinc in this product will help reduce textural irregularities, congestion, dryness and much more.

Price: $7

One of the last steps to your daily routine would be a face cream. This product from Paula’s Choice uses an oil-free solution with 2.5% Benzoyl Peroxide to help reduce acne. It also soothes skin, calms redness and hydrates. The texture is light enough and has a matte finish which is perfect to be worn under makeup.

Price: $30

Don’t forget your sunscreen! This product focuses on the typical treatments for discoloration and sun protection, but also helps to avoid acne and minimize the appearance of pores. Using a matte finish to protect your skin, its formula is not oily, making it perfect for acne-prone skin.

Price: $48