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Getting a pimple on your lip can be annoying and even a little painful. Don’t worry—it’s common and usually nothing serious. Here's what you need to know.
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Clogged Pores
Just like the rest of your face, the skin near your lips has pores. When oil, dead skin, or makeup blocks these pores, pimples can appear.
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Lip Products
Some lip balms, glosses, or lipsticks are too oily or heavy. These can clog pores, especially if you don’t wash them off before bed.
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Touching Your Lips
Touching your face or lips often transfers bacteria from your hands. This can lead to breakouts.
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Hormones
Hormonal changes (like during your period or puberty) can cause breakouts around the mouth and chin.
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Hair Removal
Shaving or waxing near the lips can cause bumps or ingrown hairs that look like pimples.
Not all bumps on the lip are pimples. Cold sores are caused by a virus and usually tingle or burn before showing up as a blister. If you're unsure, talk to a doctor.
A pimple on your lip is usually caused by clogged pores, product buildup, or bacteria. With gentle care and a few simple habits, you can treat it quickly and prevent more from coming back.
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