Why do I get big zits along my scalp line?
change your shampoo and conditioner
or make sure youre washing your face
before you go to bed and when you wake upI read somewhere online that the reason for this was cuz you don’t wash all the soap residue or w/e face cleaners off as well as you do elsewhere on your face. Hope this helps 
Well if you wear hats alot that could be it. It could be you sweating and not washing your face. Just wash your face twice a day.It’s because of the oil your scalp is producing that is clogging your pores and causing your breakout. Make sure you are washing your hair every day and use a shampoo and conditioner specially formulated for oily hair. This will help with the oil that your scalp is producing. Then you should make sure you are washing your face every day with an acne face wash, use a toner, and use a lotion for treating acne. This should help you dramatically cut down on your breakout.
I hope this helps good luck!try a heating pad and some zit cream and u probly have long banes right the oil off of ur hair can do that try sleeping with thim put back by a band or some thing to keep your hair off you scalp line at night when the oil is worsei had this problem for a while when i used to work out without clipping my bangs back. also, if your hair is in your face when you sleep, this can happen. try to avoid having your hair come in contact with your face as much as possible. in the summer, even if you wash your hair a lot, because of sweat, it’s easier to break out. if you’ve tried this and it doesn’t work, try using queen helene’s mint julep mask. it works great for breakouts. hope that helps. good luck!
-elcould be your skin is alergic to soap. but, probably not. so change your diet. avoid wheat products like donuts and spagetti. grains like rice, wheat, oats, cause acne. eat stir fried, fish and red meat. drink red wine. try to make your face sweat with hot soups.You probably have residue from products (lotion, conditioner, soaps.. etc ) on your face which clogs your pores. When you wash your face, scrub your forehead well.
Dealing With Zit Removal
One of the biggest things teens have to deal with in their social life is zit removal. Getting zits can be socially devastating to some and quite annoying to the rest. Even some adults continue to have to deal with acne into their late 20âs and sometimes beyond that. So what are some of the means of removing those zits forever?
First off, I would suggest thinking ahead before adolescence and start a facial care program to keep your skin from developing zits in the first place. Think about washing your face at least a couple times a day and drinking plenty of water to flush out toxins. But if the pimples show up all is not lost, there are some ways to eradicate or minimize them.
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Like was said above, wash your face twice a day. This will reduce the amount of oil on your skin and help clean out the pores. The pores are where the zits start because they have become clogged with dead skin cells. When zits appear do not just pop them, this may lead to infection or scarring at the worst. What you can do if you must pop them is wait till it has reach a head as some say, or it has become a white head. Very gently squeeze it just till it pops then squeeze no more. If you over do it you may set it up for further infection which will lead to a worse off zit.
Take advantage of the over the counter medications that can help dry out the zits and help the healing process. There are also some home remedies that many try and some claim them to work. Putting a dab of toothpaste on the zit is said to dry it out and help make it easier to get rid of. Items from lemon to zinc are said to help. A little research can show you how to use these. Whatever you use, be gentle to your face and keep it clean and the zits will be more likely to stay away.
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