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Nowadays, there are product options for every skin key in, texture, and tone.
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But how do you know which one is right for you?
It can be so overwhelming when you’re just looking for something that works.
In addition to the doctor’s seal of approval, most of the products below are also affordable.
You might want to bookmark this one for the next time you’re in the beauty aisle.
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Cleansing
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This cleanser goes on like a creamy lotion, so it’s especially suited for dry skin.
($24,amazon.com)
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This lightweight makeup-removing liquid works to get rid of grime and oil without drying out the skin.
($9 for two-pack,amazon.com)
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Neutrogena Oil-Free Cleansing Wipes:DermatologistMichele Green, M.D.says these wipes are her favorite from the drugstore.
($29 for six-pack,amazon.com)
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No7 Revitalizing Cleansing Wipes:This hypo-allergenic, on-the-go cleansing solution is perfect for sensitive skin types.
($7,target.com)
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($5,amazon.com)
Antiaging
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Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Serum:This drugstore anti-aging product was popular with the panel.
($17,amazon.com)
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La Roche-Posay Redermic [R] Anti-Aging Concentrate Intensive:Dr. Schlessinger recommends this product for antiaging beginners.
($57,dermstore.com)
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La Roche-Posay Active C Eyes:In addition to retinol, vitamin C is an important component for antiaging.
Green recommends her patients use this serum in the morning under sunscreen.
($43,drugstore.com)
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Youn uses this product himself to ward off wrinkles.
($16,amazon.com)
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($70,amazon.com)
Sensitive Skin
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“The entire line is fragrance-free, lanolin-free, gluten-free, formaldehyde-free and paraben-free.”
($17,dermstore.com)
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The formulas are allergy tested to ensure compatibility with sensitive skin.
($30,dermstore.com)
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Purpose Gentle Cleansing Wash:This cleanser is perfect for sensitive skin and those on an acne-clearing regimen.
($9,amazon.com)
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($10,amazon.com)
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($42,dermstore.com)
Body
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Even dermatologists use it!
“Regular soaps and cleansers dry me out.”
($11 for six-pack,amazon.com)
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($11,amazon.com)
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($13,amazon.com)
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($9,target.com)
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($2,amazon.com)
Acne Cleansers
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($15,ulta.com)
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($9,amazon.com)
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($12,amazon.com)
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($11,ulta.com)
Acne Moisturizers
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($25,skinstore.com)
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($10,amazon.com)
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Avene Cleanance Expert:While most acne treatments can feel drying, this cream is hydrating and effective.
($26,dermstore.com)
Acne Spot Treatments
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Neutrogena On The Spot Acne Treatment:Green says this gel is great for stubborn acne spots.
And a few of our other dermatologists agreed.
($9,target.com)
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($6,amazon.com)
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Bye Bye Blemish Drying Lotion:Need to get rid of a zit fast?
Turn to this quick treatment that will minimize your bump overnight.
($8,amazon.com)
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She recommends this product for a more gentle solution that still works.
($8,amazon.com)
Sunscreen
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($30,ulta.com)
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($18,amazon.com)
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CeraVe AM SPF 30:It’s important to protect sensitive skin with sunscreen.
This formula is a mix of physical and chemical protectants that won’t irritate the skin.
($19,ulta.com)
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Cetaphil Dermacontrol Moisturizer SPF 30:For acne-prone, our dermatologists recommend this oil-free daily moisturizer.
($14,amazon.com)
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