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Your hair thinning is not that noticeable. Honestly, just trim the sides more, clean up your sideburns, and acquire more volume in the top. For example, you can start using home-made sea salt spray in your hair to create volume, or any other options on the market if you want that instead. If you really want to fix your hair thinning, there are a number of products/chemicals available for hair growth that you can apply to your head to rejuvenate your scalp.

I suggest working on your skin health more as well. The acne is more apparent than any potential degree of hair thinning. Do you ever exfoliate your skin? If not, invest in a decent electronic exfoliating brush and buffer solution. Personally, I use a Clarisonic brush paired with Purity facial cleanser (or if I'm out, Glamglow Supercleanse Daily Treatment Cleanser). These can all be a bit expensive, but you don't need to go balls to the walls. There's plenty of alternatives that are much more affordable and do essentially the same thing.

Additionally, even if you have oily skin, you should be applying some form of facial moisturizer (NOT 'body' moisturizer) on your face daily. I use Aveeno 'ultra-calming' daily moisturizer. Never rub it in, always pat it on, and don't do it until you've exfoliated your face, or at least washed it. Additionally, never rub on your face when drying it off; pat it until it is faintly damp. That's a good time to apply your moisturizer.

Beyond that, keeping clean bed/pillow-sheets is important for acne reduction. Stay on top of these things I told you about. They don't take much to do, even if it may seem like I said a lot. You will feel better and look better if you follow my instructions.

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