No, glycerin itself is non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores). However, if mixed with heavy or occlusive ingredients, it might trap dirt and oil, leading to breakouts. Always use it in lightweight, well-formulated skincare products.

No, vegetable glycerin is also non-comedogenic and works well for most skin types. But if layered with thick creams or oils, it can trap impurities and cause congestion. Always cleanse your skin properly before applying it.

Yes, but it depends on how you use it. Glycerin helps hydrate the skin, but using it with heavy products may lead to clogged pores. Choose oil-free and non-comedogenic glycerin-based products to avoid breakouts.

Not directly, but improper use can. If combined with pore-clogging ingredients or applied on dirty skin, it may trap oil and bacteria. Use a lightweight formulation and cleanse your skin before applying glycerin.

Yes, but in the right formulation. Look for water-based, non-greasy products with glycerin to keep your skin hydrated without making it oily. Avoid using it with thick, heavy creams.

Yes, but it’s best to dilute it with rose water or aloe vera gel to prevent stickiness. Using pure glycerin without dilution can sometimes feel too heavy, especially for oily skin. Patch-test first to see how your skin reacts.

Both are great humectants (moisture-attracting ingredients), but hyaluronic acid works better for deep hydration. Glycerin is more budget-friendly and works well in humid climates. You can even use both in your skincare routine.

Yes, but in moderation. Use it as part of a balanced skincare routine rather than applying too much at once. Overuse can sometimes make the skin feel greasy.

It won’t fade scars directly, but it helps keep the skin hydrated and speeds up healing. For better scar reduction, pair glycerin with ingredients like niacinamide or vitamin C. Hydrated skin always heals better!

If you notice new pimples, clogged pores, or increased oiliness after using glycerin, it might not suit your skin. Try switching to a lighter, oil-free glycerin product and see if your skin improves. Always patch-test new skincare products before full application.