Little bumps on forhead.

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Priscilla T.

Dec 29, 2014

Priscilla T.

I've been noticing these little colorless bumps on my forhead, theymre not pimples and you can't notice them unless light hit my forhead or I put make up one. I'm I the only one who has this? Any solutions or ideas of what it is.

Allie W.

Dec 29, 2014

Allie W.

I got that like a week ago! I used clearasil at first but it wasn't working so I moisturized a lot. and I mean a LOT. now there are only a couple left.

Madelyn S.

Dec 29, 2014

Madelyn S.

I have the same problem!! I think it might be keratosis pillaris.. Look it up and see if you are having the same symptoms. Unfortunately, from everything I've researched, there is really no cure to KP or "chicken skin". I also have it on my legs and arms. At first I thought it was just ingrown hairs but then I noticed them on my forehead and decided to do some research.. My guess is that I have KP, and so far, I haven't found anything that helps.. If you do please share!

Madelyn S.

Dec 29, 2014

Madelyn S.

And as Allie said, moisturizing A LOT does help a little, but I mean you have to really moisturize.

Tiffany L.

Dec 29, 2014

Tiffany L.

Make sure you put off your makeup and cleanse your face well.I used to have KP all over my forehead and at the side of my cheeks. I normally put off my makeup with Bioderma's cleansing water, miracle happened when I started using an oil cleanser! At first I thought oil would make my skin even worse , but then I found out that actually, oil absorbs the sebum in your pores and 'pulls' them out as you wash the oil off with warm water.My face is almost clear now🙈hope this helps and don't forget to exfoliate and deep cleanse mask weekly and moisturise daily.

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