21/09/2026
You can change your cleanser, try a new treatment and build a carefully planned skincare routine, but there are everyday habits that can also affect your skin.
One of them? Frequently touching your face.
Throughout the day, your hands come into contact with phones, door handles, desks and countless other surfaces. Repeatedly touching your face can transfer dirt, oil and other substances to your skin, which may contribute to clogged pores and breakouts.
It doesn't mean every breakout is caused by touching your face. Acne can have several contributing factors but becoming more conscious of this simple habit can be one small step towards a better skin hygiene.
So, how often do you catch yourself touching your face without thinking?
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