Honestly depends on the hairstyle, because if you let it grow out, it will be really awkward, but if you don’t, they won’t be the same length unless you get a buzz or something. I have the same thing, and I personally just keep shaving them down because it’s too awkward to let grow long

@Thomas Montagnani No they do most often, but there will a period where they’re too short to brush with the rest of the hair, but long enough that it’s extremely noticeable. If you’re willing to bear through a month or two of that period then it’ll be fine, but it’s just whether or not you want to deal with that

A pomade would be a bit heavier and it would have too much shine, unless that’s what you want. Is your hair prone to clumping? If it isn’t, I’d recommend a clay, otherwise I’d recommend a cream.

I wouldn’t say so. It’s on the crown, so that’s just kind of where the hair all parts in different directions. Difficult to not get that if you have a parted hairstyle. Have you noticed any thinning or seemingly excess hair loss outside of the shower?

Don’t have pictures, but back when I still did a fade in the back, they messed up with the clippers and buzzed a section right out of the middle, DIAGONALLY. Back took so long to grow out enough to where I could get another cut to fix it

Clinique has some really good preventive ones for once you get the acne down, like the anti blemish one, and in my opinion, Laneige is really good for acne, though it does often give a bit more of a glassy finish common in Korean type skincare, which I don't know if that's what you want. Is the inflammation more on its own, or is it a symptom of the blemishes? And is it more similar to bloating or to swelling?