Oily Hair Acne
Oily Hair Acne
Having Bad problems with acne, and oily hair!?


My face will not clear up from acne, I m using Clearasil's 3 day guarentee it been a few weeks.....My hair get oily extra fast and i cannot find a shampoo that is for oily hair please help me!!!
If i put lotion on my face. my face gets oily too so.. no lotion...
any moistorizers keep my hair oily..
I try to drink 8 glasses of water a day..
I do use a cream...clearasil ULTRA guarentees to be cleared up in 3 days...i havent seen any changes..

you should try using pro active...the only disadvantage is it might take a while until you see results and you have to use it twice a day or you'll see that the acne comes back...I've had acne for 5 years and when i tryed pro active i saw great results but once i stopped for even 1 week i saw the acne came back...but i would defiantly try it..you might get different results...everyone is different.



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Hair & Skin Care : How to Control Oily Skin


Get Rid of Acne and Acne Prevention Tips

Effective acne prevention requires using the right acne treatments, and adjusting product use and hygiene habits. If you want to know how to get rid of acne and pimples, and deal with other skin problems like oiliness and blackheads, take a look at these great tips about acne prevention.

Oily hair can aggravate acne, so stay away from oily products like pomades or hair spray, especially if you want to get rid of pimples on your forehead.

If your hair is long, wear it pulled back or consider a shorter style that keeps it off your face, neck and shoulders if acne prevention is important in those areas. Be sure to pull your hair away from your skin when you sleep so that pimples don’t develop overnight.

Use “noncomedogenic” (won’t clog pores or cause blackheads) or “nonacnegenic” (won’t cause pimples) cosmetics and suntan lotions.

Avoid using moisturizers on acne-prone areas to get rid of pimples. If you do use a moisturizer, make sure it is not acnegenic.

Use topical treatments, such as Nature’s Cure medicated spray, anywhere that you tend to get breakouts for acne prevention - don’t just spot-treat existing blackheads and pimples. The pore-clogging process happens two to three weeks before any blackheads or blemishes become visible on the skin. Since the salicylic acid acne medication in the body spray is an exfoliant, it helps to remove the dead skin that combines with oil and dirt to form those nasty blackheads and whiteheads that can get infected and become pimples.

Wash the skin gently with a mild soap or cleanser and warm (not hot) water once or twice daily. Hot water and harsh cleansers can further irritate your skin and undermine your acne prevention efforts.

It’s tempting to try to scrub away acne, but that’s not how to get rid of acne and pimples. Scrubbing too hard or too frequently can actually make your acne worse and promote scarring by increasing inflammation or rupturing cysts under your skin, making bacteria spread.

Don’t pick pimples or blackheads on your face or body. It can permanently scar your skin. If you must pick, immediately apply a topical antibiotic to help stave off infection.

Since stress can trigger acne, try to avoid stressful situations, resolve stresses by talking to friends/family or a professional, and be sure to eat right and get enough sleep. Sometimes the stress of having acne and trying to figure out how to get rid of pimples can make things worse. But if you take action toward acne prevention with these tips, you can diffuse some of that stress.

Exercising regularly can also help reduce stress and it increases blood circulation and oxygen penetration to the skin, which may help with acne prevention.

Drink at least 64 ounces of water a day to help “detoxify” the body from the inside out.

Avoid hot, humid environments such as poorly ventilated kitchens, gyms, or tropical climates and stay away as much as possible from cooking grease or machine oil that can contribute to blackheads and clogged pores.

If you work out, bring along pre-moistened alcohol towelettes to wipe sweat off your face, back and chest. Use towels to cover neck and chest areas to prevent coming in direct contact with the equipment.

If you want to know how to get rid of pimples on your body, you need to realize that bumps on chest and back can be caused by tight fitting workout clothes that trap moisture and heat, so wear loose-fitting all-cotton clothing when you work out.

Wear loose fitting clothing whenever possible and try to avoid friction against the skin caused by helmets, straps, backpacks or handbags.

weat combines with skin oils to trap dirt and bacteria in your pores, causing blackheads and pimples, so it’s important to shower as soon as possible after you work out or sweat profusely.

Clean cosmetic brushes regularly in soapy water and throw out old, contaminated makeup. Since bacteria is one of the key causes of acne, anything that keeps bacteria from touching your skin will help in acne prevention.

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