i) Dandruff:
If you have dandruff or a flaky scalp, chances are, it is falling on your face and causing forehead pimples. It is necessary to get your dandruff treated by a trichologist.
iii) Poor cleansing habits:
Not washing your face often and letting the sweat dry out on the face is also a big no-no.
iv) Pore blocking products:
Using occlusive products like the wrong kind of makeup or creams can block the glands and cause forehead pimples.
v) Stress:
Stressful lifestyles and irregular sleeping patterns can also lead to pimples on the forehead.
vi) Hairstyling products:
Products like gel, mousse, conditioners, leave-on hair masks get mixed with sweat and seep from the scalp to the forehead transferring bacteria with it.
vii) Tight headgear:
Wearing tight caps, bandanas, helmets leave little to no space for air to enter and leads to pimples on the area.
iii) Microdermabrasion
Another in-office treatment that has slowly become popular for the treatment of forehead pimples is microdermabrasion. With the use of a small handheld device, the top layer of the skin is exfoliated, this improves texture, skin tone and minimizes pimples and breakouts.
1) What do pimples on the forehead mean?
**A. **Forehead pimples are associated with hormonal changes in the body, however, it could also be a result of poor skin and hair care habits. It can be corrected with the help of OTC treatment options, natural remedies as well as in-office treatments.
2) How do I get rid of the small bumps on my forehead?
**A. **Lots of tiny bumps on the forehead is a common skin concern and could be a result of something you have never thought of, for example, dandruff. Therefore, it is necessary to first identify the cause behind your forehead pimples.

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