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khiel's kiehl's ultra facial cleanser: fungal acne, pore-clogging and pregnancy check

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Fungal acne: 4 flaggedPore-clogging: LowPregnancy: none flagged

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Fungal acne

Contains flagged ingredients

PEG-7 Glyceryl cocoate (Glyceryl and PEG fatty esters)
Prunus amygdalus dulcis oil/sweet almond oil (Plant oils and butters)
prunus armeniaca kernel oil/apricot kernel oil (Plant oils and butters)
persea gratissima oil/avocado oil (Plant oils and butters)

Pore-clogging

Low risk 1 ingredient(s) rated 3+ on public comedogenic lists.

Pregnancy

No commonly flagged ingredients Still ask your doctor before use in pregnancy.

Flagged ingredient table

#	Ingredient	Checker	Why
15	PEG-7 Glyceryl cocoate	Fungal acne	Glyceryl and PEG fatty esters
24	Prunus amygdalus dulcis oil/sweet almond oil	Fungal acne	Plant oils and butters
25	prunus armeniaca kernel oil/apricot kernel oil	Fungal acne	Plant oils and butters
28	persea gratissima oil/avocado oil	Fungal acne	Plant oils and butters
28	persea gratissima oil/avocado oil	Pore-clogging	Rated 3/5 (position 28)

Full ingredient list

water, sodium laureth sulfate, decyl glucoside, glycerin, cocamidopropyl betaine, disodium cocoamphodiacetate, acrylates, copolymer, lauryl glucoside, PEG-200 Hydrogenated Glyceryl palmate, Triethanolamine, sodium chloride, pentylene glycol, phenoxyethanol, PEG-7 Glyceryl cocoate, sodium hydroxide, citric acid, hexylene glycol, behenyl alcohol, distearyl ether, sodium benzoate, Laureth-2, Squalane, Prunus amygdalus dulcis oil/sweet almond oil, prunus armeniaca kernel oil/apricot kernel oil, tocopheryl, ascorbyl glucoside, persea gratissima oil/avocado oil

Source: Open Beauty Facts, last edited 2022-03-31. Check the packaging, as formulas change.

Not medical advice. These checks read the published ingredient list against public rule lists; results vary from person to person, formulas change, and ingredient lists can be incomplete. Ask a dermatologist or your doctor (and in pregnancy, your midwife or obstetrician) before relying on them.