Find skincare with no known fungal acne triggers
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Common triggers to watch
- Fatty oils rich in C12–C24 acids — olive, coconut, palm and seed oils the yeast harvests.
- Fatty esters — split by the yeast's enzymes into edible fats.
- Polysorbates — emulsifiers firmly in the edible range.
- Ferments — fermentation leftovers that can feed it.
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Quick answers
What is fungal acne?
Itchy bumps from an overgrowth of Malassezia yeast in follicles — not bacteria. Some cosmetic fats feed it.
How do you decide what may trigger it?
From scientific trigger classes with strength of evidence. The same list always gives the same result.
Is this medical advice?
No. We screen ingredient lists; we never diagnose, treat, or certify products. Ask a dermatologist when in doubt.