But did you know that your hair products can sometimes be the root of your breakouts?
Meet the Experts
Can Hair Products Really Cause Breakouts?
“This is usually due to ingredients in the hair products that are comedogenic, a.k.a.
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[have the ability to] clog pores, like oils, silicones, and waxes.”
Youll want to do your best to avoid anything that can knowingly cause breakouts.
“Switch to products withnon-pore-clogging ingredients,” Penzi emphasizes.
“It should say ‘Wont clog pores, oil free, non-comedogenic, or non-acnegenic.'”
That being said, its important in the journey to help eliminate or minimize breakouts.
“This is because residue from the hair care products can remain on these items.”
Murphy-Rose adds that hair oil specifically can often be the culprit of skin breakouts.
As always, consult a dermatologist for any ongoing skin conditions and specific regimens for you.
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