One peculiar place you may see little clogged pores pop up is along the hairline. These pimples aren’t necessarily caused by the same factors that trigger facial or body pimples and should be cared for a little bit differently because there’s, well, hair involved. We’re going to walk you through what causes hairline breakouts, how to keep them from creeping up, and how they’re different from scalp pimples so you can be in the know. Let’s get into it. Especially if you regularly blend your foundation, powder, or bronzer into your hairline (which is great for an even, natural-looking base), all of that makeup should be washed off at the end of the day; otherwise, it builds up over time. Although scalp skin may be different from the skin on your face, the same general rules apply: Cleanse, exfoliate periodically, and hydrate.
