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Forehead problems

So i barely breakout on my cheeks, but I have tons of breakouts on my forehead, and blackheads on my chin and nose ( basically my T-Zone ) My forehead has only gotten worst and worst, i drink water everyday and use oil-free makeup, stay out of the sun, etc. I need help!! My forehead breakouts out in tiny bumps, no head, and then over time gets redder and bigger...:( Do i need to switch cleansers or makeup....thank you!!

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Christina

commented 6 months ago

Breakouts on your forehead alone can be caused from residue left in your hair. It is highly suggested to use a hair care system that is sulfate-free. Arboone offers an amazing shampoo and conditioner that I am confident you would love. Visit http://christinaatkinson.myarbonne.ca click under product line FC5. Here you will see the shampoo and conditioner I am speaking of. Hope this helps. Have a botanically beautiful day.

SkinScience

commented 7 months ago

I had the same issue, and I know how awful it can be! You have congested skin and the comedones (tiny white bumps) can't purge themselves from your skin. Pus can form when your body's immune response kicks in to try to help the situation. You can do several things. An esthetician can extract them and help recommend a good skin care routine to prevent the breakouts. If your skin is not sensitive, exfoliate!

Sarah

commented 7 months ago

@lisa I don't, my hair is thick so it doesnt get oily (:

lisa

commented 7 months ago

Do you have oily hair??

Beauty-ista Sheetal

commented 7 months ago

Looks like the skincare products you use are worsening your acne and oiliness. They seem to be increasing your sebum activity! You need to buy products meant for sensitive skin, water based, organic, light textured and gels. Use wipes to dab the excess oil that builds up on your T-zone. Have you checked the expiry dates of your skincare products? If problem persists, visit a derm.

soho

commented 7 months ago

I think it's best to see a dermatologist. I use to have something similar when I was 15-16 an tried a bunch of products from natural to expensive. The only thing that helped me was the products recommended by my dermatologist as it was something that had to be fixed internally. Hope that helps

Chingmei.L

commented 7 months ago

Forehead acnes mainly because of lack of sleep or always stay up late that affect your hormone so I suggest you sleep as early as you can. Also I consider your skin as combination skin type, when your problem area getting oily, you should use a piece of tissue to dab gently on your skin to remove extra oil. Hope my opinion can help! :)

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