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"MustKillMoe–Wheee!" &l...@home.com> wrote in message
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that has a lot of fragrance.
Denise
Weird bumps on forehead – shampoo recommendation?
"MustKillMoe–Wheee!" &l...@home.com>
10/31/2004 3:42:22 AM
I get these teeny–tiny flesh–colored bumps only on my forehead, so I assume
it's from my hair care products (or should I say, product). I don't use a
conditioner, and only rarely use gel.
Would a shampoo for oily hair help with this? (I've read that excess oil on
the scalp can land on the forehead) or would a zinc/dandruff shampoo be
good?
Thanks.
it's from my hair care products (or should I say, product). I don't use a
conditioner, and only rarely use gel.
Would a shampoo for oily hair help with this? (I've read that excess oil on
the scalp can land on the forehead) or would a zinc/dandruff shampoo be
good?
Thanks.
ami kio <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com>
10/31/2004 5:09:31 AM
On 10/30/04 10:42 PM, in article
yaZgd.181780$4h7.35266...@twister.nyc.rr.com, "MustKillMoe–Wheee!"
&l...@home.com> wrote:
your shampoo, but that is an easy thing to check. Many people have skin
reactions to fragrances and other additives in shampoos, so try a very basic
clear* shampoo for a week or two to see if the bumps disappear.
*I suggested clear since many "creamy" opaque shampoos contain silicones
that are known to cause clogged pores on some people.
ami
yaZgd.181780$4h7.35266...@twister.nyc.rr.com, "MustKillMoe–Wheee!"
&l...@home.com> wrote:
I get these teeny–tiny flesh–colored bumps only on my forehead, so I assume
it's from my hair care products (or should I say, product). I don't use a
conditioner, and only rarely use gel.
Would a shampoo for oily hair help with this? (I've read that excess oil on
the scalp can land on the forehead) or would a zinc/dandruff shampoo be
good?
Thanks.
Just because it's only on your forehead doesn't necessarily mean that it's it's from my hair care products (or should I say, product). I don't use a
conditioner, and only rarely use gel.
Would a shampoo for oily hair help with this? (I've read that excess oil on
the scalp can land on the forehead) or would a zinc/dandruff shampoo be
good?
Thanks.
your shampoo, but that is an easy thing to check. Many people have skin
reactions to fragrances and other additives in shampoos, so try a very basic
clear* shampoo for a week or two to see if the bumps disappear.
*I suggested clear since many "creamy" opaque shampoos contain silicones
that are known to cause clogged pores on some people.
ami
"MissLivvy" <Xeveryidiwantistak...@yahoo.com>
10/31/2004 10:16:16 PM
It could be the hair products, but it could also be other things. I had that
problem once. I started using Clinique toner every morning and night and it
cleared it up really really well.
"MustKillMoe–Wheee!" &l...@home.com> wrote in message
news:yaZgd.181780$4h7.35266...@twister.nyc.rr.com...
problem once. I started using Clinique toner every morning and night and it
cleared it up really really well.
"MustKillMoe–Wheee!" &l...@home.com> wrote in message
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I get these teeny–tiny flesh–colored bumps only on my forehead, so I
assume
it's from my hair care products (or should I say, product). I don't use a
conditioner, and only rarely use gel.
Would a shampoo for oily hair help with this? (I've read that excess oil
onconditioner, and only rarely use gel.
Would a shampoo for oily hair help with this? (I've read that excess oil
the scalp can land on the forehead) or would a zinc/dandruff shampoo be
good?
Thanks.
good?
Thanks.
"Denise Anderson" <anderso...@nospam.net>
11/1/2004 4:42:06 AM
"MustKillMoe–Wheee!" &l...@home.com> wrote in message
news:yaZgd.181780$4h7.35266...@twister.nyc.rr.com...
I get these teeny–tiny flesh–colored bumps only on my forehead, so I assume
it's from my hair care products (or should I say, product). I don't use a
conditioner, and only rarely use gel.
I have very dry skin, but I've noticed I get those bumps when I use shampoo it's from my hair care products (or should I say, product). I don't use a
conditioner, and only rarely use gel.
that has a lot of fragrance.
Denise