Forehead skin problems

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Jess M.

Mar 22, 2015

Jess M.

Okay so a few days ago I randomly started getting a ton of pimples on my forehead, this has never happened before and I don't know what to do. I don't usually wash my face, I wear foundation sometimes and my skin is sensitive, help me!! Thanks :)

Kayla E.

Mar 22, 2015

Kayla E.

Hi Jess, this has happened to me too, and the cause could be because you're touching your face/scalp a lot. Or, it could also be caused by a certain food. Think about whether you started eating something be in the past few days; that could be the culprit! good luck:)

Kayla E.

Mar 22, 2015

Kayla E.

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Katherine W.

Mar 22, 2015

Katherine W.

If your skin is sensitive, you definitely need to wash your face! You don't want all the day's bacteria and gunk sitting on your face. I also suggest Neutrogena's oil free moisturiser for sensitive skin, which you can use after washing your face.

ramie x.

Mar 22, 2015

ramie x.

Drink lots and lots of water!

Ariana G.

Mar 22, 2015

Ariana G.

You should start washing your face and moisturizing it. And you especially need to wash your face if you're going to wear foundation!

Grace X.

Mar 22, 2015

Grace X.

I had a lot of forhead acne too. I just washed my face a lot, an cut back on the soda. It really helps. :)

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