This type of acne looks like common acne, which is characterized by red inflamed bumps filled with pus.

Overcoming this condition is a bit difficult because you have to deal with two problems at once, namely lack of hydration and acne. Here are the steps to treating dry acne-prone skin recommended by Dr. Aanand N. Geria.

Wash your face twice a day and choose a gentle facial wash that can hydrate the skin. Use it at night before bed and if your skin is not dry in the morning, you can repeat this or just wash it with water.

Avoid sun exposure because according to research, sun exposure can damage skin cells, facilitate the appearance of acne, and even increase the risk of skin cancer. It is important to use sunscreen that can moisturize every morning.

Avoid skin care by exfoliating the entire face. It is better to do facial treatments using hydrocolloid that can quickly remove pus from acne or use serum with salicylic acid that is based on sulfur to dry out acne.

The skin does produce natural oil, but using a moisturizer is important in treating acne on dry skin. It can help hydrate and restore damaged skin. Apply a lightweight moisturizer in the morning and evening according to the needs of the skin.