Don't use a cleanser with ingredients you are allergic to.
A warm face towel will do if you haven't got a steamer but a facial scrub is crucial.Use the moisturizer in place of the cleanser if you haven't got a cleanser and repeat at the end.
First buy a cleanser, not for acne, just a cleanser, then a face wash that fights acne, and last but so not least, moisturize with the moisturizer of your choice, but make sure it is for your face, hypoallergenic, and unscented.
Wash your face with warm (not hot) water and a cleanser for your skin type.
However, they don't compare to using a cleanser, massaging the skin, getting your circulation going and then rinsing the debris off your face.
If you don't want to buy a cleanser, head to the kitchen and make your own.
If using a gentle cleanser is not effective for you, try a cleanser that contains benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, glycolic acid, or beta-hydroxy acid.
It may not be necessary to use a cleanser on your skin, especially if it's prone to becoming dry.
Wash your face with a medicated acne cleanser, not a scrub.
If you have good skin don't ruin it by doing a cleanser, a moisturizer and an exfoliator, this will just cause pimples.
Don't worry about it stinging your eyes -- unless you're using a cleanser that isn't mild (has salicylic acid in it, for example), you should be fine, so long as you keep your eyes closed.
