Bumps all over chest! Help PLEASE :c.

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Santana G.

Mar 9, 2014

Santana G.

Exfoliate with a scrub made of brown sugar, raw honey, and olive oil

Natalie F.

Mar 9, 2014

Natalie F.

You could go to the doctors or pharmacist and ask for their advice, they'll probably give you some sort of special spot cream xxxx :)

Brittany C.

Mar 9, 2014

Brittany C.

I'm recommending you go to a beauty clinic and ask to speak to a beauty THERAPIST not a beautician and ask them about it, theyll give you the right treatment and the right products to clear it up without using unnesscary medication from the drug store/doctor.
In the mean time, exfoliants, don't pick at them, try using a sauna or any sort of hot steam, avoid using any products on the area, goodluck x

Nicole R.

Mar 9, 2014

Nicole R.

You can try using a anti acne face wash with Salicylic acid on your chest. Salicylic acid is very good at fighting black heads :-)

Tiffany S.

Mar 9, 2014

Tiffany S.

Nice tips! Thank you both!(:

Meagan M.

Mar 9, 2014

Meagan M.

Do you apply any makeup like around the collar bone or below? That tends to irritate skin. Also sweat does too. I just suggest using a clean wash cloth and soap to keep the area clean!

Tiffany S.

Mar 9, 2014

Tiffany S.

I have had black heads and bumps all over my chest for a long time now! They just do not go away!! It's really rough skin on my chest. But it is not dry! It's just a lot of blackheads I think!

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