tiny bumps forehead any advice?

• tiny bumps forehead any advice? by jroske on 08 Mar, 2013 19:36
• hey everyone..so i got a new issue at hand, just recently over the past couple of months i started to develop tiny micro bumps i think from being hairless maybe bacteria. anyone ever had this problem im starting to use a face scrub..but its not working to well. i doubt these are pimples heres pics any help from you guys would be very helpful!
  
• #1 by chgobuzzbald on 08 Mar, 2013 23:42
• scrub your face and head with a salicyllic cleanser like st eves. also a neutrogena face scrubber is great with the micro abrasive sponges.
• #2 by Mikekoz13 on 09 Mar, 2013 06:12
• I agree with a salicylic face scrub but St. Ives can be a little harsh due to the amount of grit in it.
  
  I currently use BeeBald "Clean" as an exfoliator. Very little grit, very mild scent, and it works.
  
  I had a similar issue a while back, though not as bad, and had a little trouble getting rid of it. Once I started using the BeeBald products my head totally cleared up in a week and I haven't had the same problem since.
  
  Not affiliated just a big fan.......  www.BeeBald.com
  
  Also, if that is only on the side of your head that you sleep on... try changing your pillow case a bit more often. The oils, etc. that you are leaving on the pillow case could be a contributing factor.
• #3 by clarinetguy on 09 Mar, 2013 08:15
• I have found that HB Scrub seems to work well. I wash my hats frequently as well during the winter
• #4 by jroske on 09 Mar, 2013 17:57
• Thanks for all the info! Im just freakin out cause I never even had acne issues but oh well im going to take up your suggestions.
• #5 by baldjoeg on 13 Mar, 2013 16:11
• Grat advice given guys. Thanks for the tip. I also have this problem on occasion.
• #6 by Crowbar on 23 Mar, 2013 07:41
• It looks like acne, if you are still having problems try a ph neutral anti bacterial wash like Phisohex two or three times per week. Often less is more with scrubs and washes etc, if you use them daily your skin can end up over producing oil to compensate, making things worse
• #7 by bella on 23 Mar, 2013 12:12
• I've had better luck with benzyol peroxide versus salicylic acid  (on my face).  Just throwing in another option in case the SA doesn't work out.
  
  I've used BP daily on my face and haven't had a breakout in years.  It doesn't irritate my skin the way SA does.
• #8 by smoothsailing on 02 Apr, 2013 14:37
• I noticed my forehead starting to develop this thanks all