Hey besties! I'm using a sunscreen which is silicone based and has zinc in it. I can't use chemical ones because my skin gets really irritated, I can't see any irritation happening with this one as of now and no white caste as well.
All I'm concerned is that I don't think it washes off completely after using cleansing lotion+foaming cleanser. If this continues my pores will get clogged so please someone tell me, how do I wash it off completely? Should I use micellar water? 
I'm extremely sensitive, hyper reactive acne prone combo skin. I also cannot tolerate niacinamide at all.

Please help.

(For information I use ZBLOCK sunscreen, available in India at pharmacies)

How to wash off silicone based mineral sunscreen?

Folks. I'm very frustrated about everything now. I have tried everything, literally everything and nothing seems to help me get rid of acne for good. 
I've been on accutane twice, been on antibiotics once, I now follow a good skincare routine, I eat clean with very few treat day, harmone health, I don't go out a d I'm working from home since 2020.
Dairy free, sugar free, gluten free didn't help me. 
I don't drink coffee, EVER! 
I don't know what to do, I feel like it's started to come back again and I'm very stressed about it and i know stress causes more breakouts but i just can't help it.
Sorry if this was a rant...but I just can't anymore 😭😭😭😭
Adult acne is very depressing....

Routine-
Morning- 
Episoft cleansing lotion
Sebamed clear face gel+neutrogena hydroboost
2.5 benzoyl peroxide 
mineral sunscreen 

Night-
Episoft cleansing lotion+sebamed cleanser
sebamed clear face gel+neutrogena hydroboost
1% Sal acid or 0.025% tretinoin (alternate nights)

NOTHING IS HELPING MY ACNE!!!

This has been my holy grail for more than 2 years. I have hypersensitive, oily, acne prone skin. Nothing in this world suits my problematic skin easily. But this right here is amazing, makes my skin feel so hydrated, soft and supple. And caused NO BREAKOUTS at all, it also kinda helped calm the inflammation and get rid of hyperpigmentation. Absolutely love this!

yosumbul