Haus of Skin

Tiny bumps around your hairline, forehead, or the back of your neck? 👀

Before you blame your skin or switching up your skincare, take a look at what you’re putting on your hair.

Your shampoo + conditioner can leave behind residue that makes its way onto your skin, potentially contributing to acne cosmetica—breakouts caused or aggravated by products that come into contact with your skin or hair. 🫧

And yes… sometimes your skincare routine isn’t the problem. Your haircare routine might be. 😉

So, what can you do?

✨ Wash & condition your hair first.
✨ Rinse thoroughly.
✨ Finish by cleansing your face to remove any leftover hair-product residue.

If you're dealing with bumps or congestion on your back, consider taking a look at your body care, too.

One of my favorites is Circadia Blue Bamboo Body Exfoliator—a luxurious, foaming body scrub that gently exfoliates, cleanses & smooths rough, textured skin.

A peek at some of the key ingredients:

🌿 Blueberry Seeds — Gently exfoliate away dead skin cells and help smooth the look of texture.

🌿 Bamboo Exfoliating Particles — Provide physical exfoliation to help refine rough areas without relying on harsh scrubbing.

🌿 Bamboo Extract — A natural source of silica that helps support soft, conditioned-feeling skin.

Sometimes healthy skin starts with looking beyond your skincare shelf. 🌿

And remember: if your bumps are persistent, painful, or not improving, it’s worth having them evaluated rather than assuming they're acne.

Im gonna say something crazy here...
🫣Extractions are not always welcome at the Haus.

And before you think I’ve lost my esthetician card—let me explain. 😂

I’m not here to extract something simply because I can. I’m here to understand your skin, treat it appropriately, and leave it better than I found it.

Sometimes that means extractions. Sometimes it means leaving it alone.

Here’s why:

• Cysts, nodules & deep papules are often inflamed beneath the surface without a clear opening. Pressing, picking, or forcing them can further irritate the area and potentially contribute to inflammation and scarring.

• Forced extractions can damage the skin. Too much pressure can cause unnecessary trauma, including tearing, bruising, broken capillaries, and post-inflammatory pigmentation.

• Certain medications matter, too. Blood thinners can increase the likelihood of bleeding and bruising, so your skin and overall circumstances always need to be considered before extracting.

The goal of your facial isn’t to see how much we can squeeze out of your skin.

The goal is to help your skin.

That means every step of your treatment is chosen with your skin in mind—not because it’s what we always do, but because it’s what your skin may actually need.

So yes… you may leave the Haus with a beautifully treated face and some things still intact.

And honestly? I’m okay with that.

Healthy skin over “doing the most.” Always. 🤎🌿