Little bumps on my face??

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Taya F.

Feb 11, 2014

Taya F.

I usually have relatively clear skin but about 4 months ago I began getting these little flesh coloured bumps all over my forehead, in between my eyebrows and beside my nose. If you look super close with a magnifying mirror you can see a little black dot in the middle of them but they don't really look like black heads..? I feel like I take really good care of my skin and it's so frustrating! Does anyone know how I can get rid of them?

Corrie S.

Feb 11, 2014

Corrie S.

Well they might be blackheads... you could maybe try a peel and exfoliate. Or, it could be Keratosis Pilaris (KP). I have it myself and I don't personally have it on my face but it is common to.

Alex S.

Feb 11, 2014

Alex S.

Just little skin imperfections I like to say(: There's nothing wrong, they're not acne. But your skin isn't going to be completely smooth and flawless. Make sure to take care of your skin and let it be the best it CAN be. Wash, moisturize, and exfoliate. Everyone has things like that. The epidermis is not perfect.

Marissa F.

Feb 11, 2014

Marissa F.

I had something similar before, and I bought Clearasil and it worked perfectly! I honestly thought it wouldn't work but it did :)

Elle J.

Feb 11, 2014

Elle J.

They aren't keratosis pilaris, I have a severe case and that doesn't fit the description, and it doesn't appear in those areas. I agree with Alex, :)

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