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Can diet influence the comedogenic effects of skincare products?

Indirectly, yes. Diet can affect skin health and oil production, potentially making skin more susceptible to comedogenic ingredients. However, the direct comedogenic effect is more related to the ingredient's interaction with the skin's surface.

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Can a product be non-comedogenic yet still cause breakouts?
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Is it possible for skin to 'get used to' a comedogenic ingredient and stop reacting over time?
Can changing environmental conditions alter the comedogenic impact of a skincare product?
Do "non-comedogenic" claims apply equally to all parts of the body?
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Can makeup labeled as non-comedogenic still cause acne?
How do preservatives in skincare products affect their comedogenicity?
Can the combination of non-comedogenic products still lead to clogged pores?
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Is there a difference in comedogenicity between synthetic and naturally derived ingredients?
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