If you break out along the periphery of your face, read this checklist to find out what the problem may be:
- Your pillowcase may be cotton, but if the weave of the material has any kind of texture to it (i.e. it's not incredibly soft), friction can lead to irritation of your pore linings. In addition, dryer sheets and fabric softeners leave a pore clogging film, which leads to pore congestion.
- Some people actually don't wash properly along their hairline because they don't want to get their hair wet.
- Hair-styling product that has clogging fats and waxes for conditioning along with hold can bleed down past the hairline due to gravity and perspiration. If you use mousse or pomade, these types of products are often very clogging to skin that is acne-prone. Hairspray and gel don't always clog pores but can block them so that skin can end up clogging itself through the overproduction and backup of oils. Talk to your stylist about ways to style your hair without these products.
- Your cleanser simply isn't doing it's job!
If you're still not sure about your hairline breakouts, check out the cleansers section of my website, read through descriptions of each, and then email me so that we can both put our heads together to figure out the cause of your skincare troubles, and find a solution!
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