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For men, beards can trap oil  and bacteria, which can clog pores and cause pimples.

To help prevent this:

Wash facial hair daily with a gentle cleanser
Use hair products that are oil-free or won’t clog pores

Everyday Things That Touch Your Chin
Your chin touches many things every day—like pillowcases, phones, and your hands. These can transfer dirt, oil, and bacteria to your skin.

Some people also rest their chin on their hands or spend a lot of time on the phone, which can make acne worse.

Simple habits that help:

Change pillowcases twice a week
Clean your phone daily
Avoid touching your face too much

When Pimples Might Mean Something More
Getting a few pimples is normal. But if acne keeps coming back or is severe, it could be a sign of a health issue.

For women, stubborn chin acne is sometimes linked to conditions like PCOS, which involves hormone imbalance. Other hormone-related problems can also cause acne.

If skincare and lifestyle changes don’t work, it’s a good idea to see a doctor to check for deeper causes.