[Anti-Aging] Face wash apparently prevents premature ageing cleaning out small pollution particles, but is there an alternative?

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I've read in various places (e.g. here and here) that minuscule pollution particles enter your skin and can cause premature ageing, hence you should use a good face wash to get rid of those particles. I don't know if this is a debated fact or not, but I have heard various dermatologists saying face washes are important in anti-aging skin routines to clean out dirt and prevent inflammations, so for the sake of the rest of my post, I'll assume this is true.Personally, I got rid of my acne through Accutane, and after I was "addicted" to different strong cleansers for years, since if I went off them I broke out. Even with them I'd get the occasional minor break out. Eventually I switched to a gentle cleanser and stuck with it for 3 weeks. Lo and behold, my skin adjusted and I had even less occasional break outs. Eventually I started cleaning only with water, and again, my skin adjusted after some time, and nowadays I only get one itsy bitsy teenie weenie little pimple every now and then. Now, I'm super scared of using products that I can get "addicted" to again, should I ever have to go without them. Seems like a stupid concern maybe, but I don't know, I just don't like the principle of it. I also travel a lot and I don't want to be left with terrible skin should I forget to pack one products, and when I go hiking for a few days in the wilderness, washing with anything more than water is just not practical. My acne was bad and I really don't want to ever go through that again.So, I'm looking at complements to my water rinse to help stave off the premature ageing effects of pollution/dirt/whatnot. I don't use silicones in any products, so I've kind of assumed wiping off make up with a microfiber towel is good enough and then washing thoroughly with water. I use a heavily diluted tea tree oil solution on my face almost every night as well as shea butter, and a moisturiser and spf during the day. Do you think the tea tree oil is enough to take care of these pollution particles/dirt particles/whatever? I mean, since TTO is anti-inflammatory I hoped this would be a good solution. So far I haven't gotten "addicted" to it. But I just don't know enough.
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