Your Clarity Quiz result is...

Comedonal Acne

Comedonal acne looks like blackheads, whiteheads, and small bumps that give the skin a rough or uneven texture. These breakouts are not usually red or inflamed, but they can feel stubborn and constant, like your pores are always clogged.

This type of acne happens when dead skin cells and sticky sebum block the pores, often made worse by:

• Pore-clogging products (even “clean” or “non-comedogenic” ones)
  
  
• Over-exfoliating or stripping the skin, which leads to rebound oil production
  
  
• Hormonal shifts or mild internal triggers that create a buildup over time
  
  

This is your first puzzle piece

Knowing that your skin is congested rather than inflamed is the first piece of the clear skin puzzle. It explains why harsh scrubs or drying treatments haven’t worked—they can damage the barrier and make congestion worse.

With this piece, you can finally understand why breakouts felt endless and why your routine never seemed to solve the problem at its root.