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ilhame
Oily/Sensitive
It's not uncommon for some people to experience oiliness around the ear canal. One possible reason could be the presence of sebaceous glands in that area, which can produce excess oil. To help manage it, you can try using a gentle cleanser specifically for the ears and avoid harsh or irritating products. Additionally, make sure to thoroughly rinse and dry your ears after washing your face or hair to remove any residual product.
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PickyAnnAnn
Oily/Sensitive
Waaaaait, hold up. There are cleansers for ears? 😳 Do you have any recommendations? I am surprised 'cause I have never heard of them before!
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marifa
Oily/Resilient
I have the same problem. Obviously, we wash our ears, I don't know why it happens.
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laurendorseyy
Dry/Sensitive
make sure you’re washing your ears after your hair to avoid soap build up, as far as wax goes I use peroxide in my ears once a month to keep them clean! U can also dip a q tip in peroxide and clean the outside of your ear to avoid acne! Hope this helps
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PickyAnnAnn
Oily/Sensitive
Ooh, peroxide, you say? The normal one that you usually get from the pharmacy? Is it okay to use it on the ear? Does it get super dry or anything?
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gonegurlx
Dry/Resilient
yess i do! so I sometimes had pimple or acne around. the only way that works for me is always try to wipe them with clean warm towel after I showered
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gonegurlx
Dry/Resilient
nope, i dont use anything on my ears canal. Im just too afraid lol. so i only wipes the outside part of my ears with warm towel. and put like acne spot if theres any pimple building up on the outer ears
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Beckster
Dry/Resilient
I used a gentle toner on a qtip to clean my ears on the rare occasions it happened.Not deep in the canals of course, but all around it where it was oily.
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