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Could your hair be contributing to your acne? Long hair that sweeps along your face can promote acne breakouts. If you've noticed a connection between your hair and acne, try shampooing more often, being careful not to apply hairstyling products too close to the skin, and keeping your hair away from your face. Oil from the hair and some styling products can clog your pores and worsen your acne. Also, remember to always remove makeup at the end of each day. Try controlling accumulations of oil and impurities with cleansing cloths that gently clean and exfoliate to improve the look of skin. Cleansing cloths are a convenient option and they can be used daily in place of makeup removers, cleansers, toners, or scrubs. More tips on:   Acne

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