Harsh cleansers irritate skin and cause breakouts, which would be a very bad thing, indeed.

From 2002 to 2003, one Los Angeles supermarket was found to have illegally sold approximately $25,000 worth of live snakeheads, which caused breakouts in local ecosystems.

Hence the increasing number of foundations that are oil-free or "non-comedogenic," which means the product should not cause breakouts.

Remember, hair contains oils that can block pores and cause breakouts - even if you don't use hair products.

But an imbalance in both male and female hormones (estrogen) can also cause breakouts.

But while these are myths, you may be surprised to learn that milk and dairy products can cause breakouts.

Washcloths, mesh sponges, or other products may be too abrasive and can irritate the skin and cause breakouts.

Never hit the sack without cleansing snoozing with makeup on can clog pores and cause premature aging and breakouts.

"This lightweight lotion won't clog pores or cause breakouts."

Hormones that caused breakouts in your teens can cause them again in adulthood.