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Old Dec 27, 2007, 06:51 PM
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need to get rid of pimples?

I usually dont have very bad skin at all but recently i had an outbreak on my forehead and when i get pimples that seems to be the only spot i get them, I wash my face every day and shower daily, but still i seem to always have at least one there ..I also have bangs and thought that maybe my hair was contributing to this but i love having bangs I just need to know what to use or if i should start thinking about a new hair style to make my skin better, I pretty much freak out when I get pimples so anyone's help would be great . Thank you .

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Old Dec 27, 2007, 07:53 PM   #2  
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oils and greases in the hair might be causing it you might want to try to keep ur bangs out of your face for a few days?
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Old Dec 28, 2007, 10:54 AM   #3  
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I know how you feel. My dermatologist swears to me that hair oil has nothing to do with acne, but I've seemed to experience otherwise. When hair touches my face for too long, I usually get pimples. I'd reccomend trying to keep your hair off your face for a while to see if that's what's causing it. If that's not what's causing it, you can try proactiv, which helps so much with white and blackheads. You can see a dermatologist, who may prescribe something. I hope that helps
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Do you touch your forehead often to brush your hair out of your eyes? If so, maybe the oils or bacteria on your skin is causing the irritation. If you think that might be the reason, then maybe you could trim your bangs a little or change the style just a bit so that they aren't in your eyes. My friend had this problem, and she was able to have her bangs cut a little differently, but the style was still pretty much the same. Once she quit touching her forehead, the acne went away. Good luck!
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I agree with bella muarte. Acne is caused by many factors such as hormone imbalances, impurities, bacteria, cosmetics, medications or stress. If your hair is oily from styling products and is near your forehead, it can aggravate your skin and cause acne. So try to keep your hair away from your forehead. Use a gentle cleanser to wash your face. After cleansing your face, apply an acne treatment containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid to the effected areas to help treat and clear your skin. There are also complete over-the-counter acne treatment kits that you can use to get rid of acne.

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J_9 agrees: I can definitely vouch for the stress.....Whenever I am stressed out I get a breakout.
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Old Dec 31, 2007, 04:58 PM   #6  
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Use proACTIV it actually does work.
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proactiv is great
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People have different skin types, and acne treatments will not work the same way on everyone. Remember that what may work for one person may not work for you.
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proactiv didn't work for me...I used it for 6 months and it made my face soooooo bad. but I kept using it cause people said retarded stuff like....that's how it works...its drawing everything out..pretty lady is right evry1 is different...what works for one person might not work for you..lol..I recommend going to a dermatologist. what worked for me was just antibacterial soap and acne creams with peroxide as the active ingredient....sorry I couldn't be more help...GOOD LUCK!
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There you go.
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