Forehead Pimples!

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Cat D.

Oct 5, 2012

Cat D.

I don't get acne besides the occasional black head or two. But my forehead is kind of breaking out-- it's not red.. just little bumps! I've been using the Clinique 3 Step Skincare for quite awhile but it hasn't done anything better, so I went back to using Burt's Bee's Acne Pore Refining Scrub and Sensitive Skin Facial Cleanser, but that hasn't worked either! If anyone has any suggestions, I'll be happy to try.

Balsam B.

Oct 5, 2012

Balsam B.

Same here! I never break out but starting last summer I started breaking out really bad and what helps the most I must say is drinking plenty of water and also making sure to clean your face everynight. I use Clean & Clear exfoliating daily wash and the blackhead cleaning. 

Illy J.

Oct 5, 2012

Illy J.

Is there anything that you may put on your forehead on a daily basis? For me, I kept getting bumps on my cheeks. Turns out it was my pillows causing me to breakout. I know its strange, but you have to consider all possible options.

Cat D.

Oct 5, 2012

Cat D.

I try not even putting foundation on there or anything. But I guess I should start drinking more water again, maybe that will help. And the pillow thing might actually might be the case, I'll check it out, thanks guys.

June S.

Oct 6, 2012

June S.

it could also b ur shampoo/conditioner so try to change up or at least not let ur bangs touch ur forehead or it could b that ur forehead area is drier/oilier than the rest of ur face... needing less or more moisturizer!

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