Hairline Acne

Luckily for us, there are only two or three major reasons that people have pimples that pop up in this area.

1. Not washing your shampoo completely out of your hair. The best thing you can do in this situation is ask yourself, "When I wash my hair, do I completely rinse out my shampoo and conditioner before I get out of the shower?" If you don't know the answer to this question, I would definitely try washing your hair more thoroughly. This may actually solve your problem altogether.
2. Wearings hats or helmets and having long hair can also cause acne flareups on the forehead and the hairline. Try putting your hair back in a ponytail and avoid wearing hats and helmets if you can. If you can't make sure you're on a consistent topical acne regimen
3. In general, this is just a place that acne forms. If you're confident that you wash the shampoo and conditioner completely out of your hair, then it may be time to learn how you can go about clearing your acne.

How to clear hairline acne...

If washing your shampoo and conditioner completely out of your hair didn't work, and you stopped wearing your hats and your helmets and you still have zits popping up in this location, you have two ways that you can go about clearing this problem area.

1. Learn How to Get Rid of Acne Naturally
2. Use a topical acne treatment like Proactiv. Read my post, is Proactiv a scam to learn more.

All in all, hairline acne can be a real hassle. On a positive note, it's usually hard to notice, and scars usually don't form in this area due to that fact. People are more patient with this location because they know that others don't really notice it, compared to areas such as the chin, nose, and cheeks. Try the above tips and see if you can clear up your skin by using them.

Other types of Face Acne

1. Forehead
2. Chin
3. Cheeks
4. Hairline
5. Nose
6. Ear
7. Pimple Between nose and cheek
8. Neck
9. Eyes --> Eyebrows
10. Lip --> Upper Lip --> Lower Lip