Medicine, 26.02.2021 01:00 hunterbesch03

Why do i have so much acne on my forehead and no were else. Is it the fact that i have bangs? But i wash my wash twice a day and use "Clindamycin Phosphate Topical Solution USP 1%" 1-2 a day and i have had this problem for MONTHS now and i dont know why its not getting better and i dont know what to do.

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Im starting to get forexhead acne too. I think its bc of the banxgs, i have banxgs as wxell and when my xxhair stxarts to get grxeasy it makes my foxrehead get red bxumps. What I do to kinxxda fade axway thxose buxmps is take a waxrm shower. The heat helps open ur poxres and if u wash ur face with a gently soap while in the showxer too I think that will help. Also makeup causes acne. Dry ur facxe gentxxly when ur out of the shower and treat ur skixn like a baxby, be very gexntle with it axnd take rexally goxod care of it. Also... idxk what skixncare u use but if u use too much skincare products in one day then it can clog up ur poxres and give u more acne. hope this helps! i use dove soap just a little to wash my face in the shower btw

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Answer from: abbybarrera6187

This is possibly happening
A. Because your body is trying to Mature

B. The chemicals in your hands are being absorbed into your forehead giving you acne

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