This cream contains several ingredients often chosen for oily and blemish-prone skin, including salicylic acid, Zinc PCA, niacinamide and tea tree oil. It also contains aloe vera and allantoin to help soothe the skin and reduce the over-dried feeling that blemish-focused products can sometimes cause. Even so, sensitive skin can react to exfoliating acids or essential-oil components, so it is best not to rush.
If you already use retinoids, exfoliating toners, acid serums, peeling products, strong cleansers or drying spot products, avoid introducing everything at the same time. Use this cream on alternate days at first, or use it in a different part of the day from other actives. This makes it easier to notice whether the cream suits your skin and helps reduce the chance of irritation from overlapping products.
A practical approach is to test it on a small facial area for a few uses before applying it more widely. Mild temporary adjustment can happen with active skincare, but persistent burning, strong redness, swelling, peeling or discomfort is a sign to stop. Avoid the eye area, and if you are under dermatological care or using prescription acne medication, ask your specialist how to combine products safely.