Hey there, if you've been noticing some bumps popping up on your forehead, don't worry – you're not alone! These little bumps, called acne, can bother lots of people, even grown-ups. But guess what? We can learn how to take care of them together!

Why Does Forehead Acne Happen?

So, here's the deal: our skin has tiny openings called pores. Sometimes, these pores can get clogged up with oil, old skin cells, and germs. This can make those bumps show up, and they can be red, white, or even black. It's kind of like when a mini traffic jam happens under our skin!

Some things can make these bumps happen more often, like our genes (that's like the instructions our body gets from our parents) and our hormones (these are special things our body makes that sometimes go a little wild and make too much oil). Even stuff like wearing a hat or not changing your pillowcase can join in on the problem!

Different Kinds of Bumps

Did you know not all bumps are the same? Nope! There are four types we need to know about:

Blackheads and Whiteheads: These are like tiny plugs that block our pores. They can look black or white.

Red Bumps: These are called papules. They can be a bit painful and show up in different colors.

Red Bumps with a White Center: These are pustules. They have a little white spot that might remind you of a bubble.

Big, Deep Bumps: Nodulocystic acne, that's a big name! These are like secret bumps hiding under the skin, and they can be sore.

Taking Care of Forehead Bumps

Now comes the fun part – getting rid of those bumps! There are two ways we can do it: with things we can find at home and with help from a doctor.

Stuff at Home: We can use some special things we put on our skin. One is called benzoyl peroxide. It fights the germs and can help stop new bumps from coming.  

Meet Envio's Benzoyl Peroxide: Envio B.P.O 5% Cleanser – it's like a superhero for your skin!

Quick Tip: After we use these special things, we need to put on some moisturizer (that's like lotion for our skin) to keep it from getting dry. Try Envio’s Gel Hydrator and S.A. 2% Gel Serum for breakout spot treatments. 

Doctor's Help: If the bumps don't go away, it might be time to see a doctor. They can give us special things that are even stronger.

Conquering Your Forehead:

So, there you have it – the lowdown on those forehead bumps! They might seem tricky, but now you know how to take care of them. And if you're not sure, it's always okay to ask a grown-up for help. Together, we'll make sure those bumps don't bother us for long!

 Grace - After 2 Weeks with Envio🤍