Eye Creams or night creams,
2. Moisturizers on a daily basis but no more than 3 times per week (more like once to twice too) and only moisture based ones not thick oils! the reason is because when oil accidentally drips inside the eyes lashes poke up causing an eyeball ache, skin around them becomes irritated as well so moisturizers can be dropped easily leading to acne outbreaks given that you need to be careful in choosing your products without the wrong ingredient list.
3. If they are using special soaps like mitts or especially at nighttime wash off their face as if you're putting an eye cream on and rub it around gently, the oils from soap can also make pores clog up making sure to not use any kind of liquid soap with harsh detergent preferably facial bar because then only ash is left behind leaving skin super dry with lots of restrictions in the way it can be used.
4. Nightly face masks at home that are designed for either specific purpose such as refining pores and remove stubborn impurities from deep inside facial skin, or brightening dark spots like blackheads so as to get a clear skin tone and pore free look targeting mild acne prone areas but only with high-quality ingredients not harsh sulfates regardless of if they contain toxins.