Those damn pimples: chemicals to avoid

Cosmetic education time! (GUYS included)
Have you ever wondered if makeup, hair gels, hair sprays, or other supposedly 'beautifying' stuff you own can make you get pimples? Well, you're reading the right article! 
Here's my story: I used to think that my skin was the 'normal' skin type (i.e. not sensitive to anything) UNTIL I reached a point where my face looked like a mini pepperoni pizza (!!!) *horror movie sound FX* from trying on too many kinds of makeup!  If you noticed that you gained a few bumps on your face after going to your cousin's birthday party, it MAY be because of that blush or foundation you were using, or that hair spray you excitedly spritz all over your hair (not knowing that a lot of the chemicals went to your face).  
Have you ever wondered WHICH chemicals are causing havoc to your 'beautimous visage'? 
Well, if your skin turns out to be SENSITIVE like mine (and I learned this the HARD WAY!), try to avoid any one of these ingredients on the products you buy. These comedogenic (pimple-causing) ingredients were proven through continuous 'rabbit ear' experiments done by dermatologists.* I have typed them down in alphabetical order to make it easier for you folks when going shopping. :

1. Acetylated lanolin
2. Acetylated lanolin alcohol
3. Buytl stearate
4. Cetearyl alcohol + ceteareth 20
5. Cocoa butter
6. Coconut butter
7.  D&C red #30
8. Decyl oleate
9. Glyceryl stearate SE
10. Isopropyl isostearate
11. Isopropyl myristate
12. Isopropyl palmitate  
13. Isostearyl isostearate
14. Isostearyl neopentanoate  
15. Laureth-4
16. Laureth-23
17. Lauric acid
18. Mink oil
19. Myristic acid
20. Myristyl lactate
21. Myristyl myristate  
22. Oleth-3
23. Shark liver oil
24. Soybean oil
25. Stearic acid: TEA
26. Stearyl heptanoate 
27. Wheat germ glyceride

NOTE: If these ingredients are further down the list, then it should be OK. If they are the first 5 on the list, then you have to use it at your own risk.

 Now ladies, you can still splurge on lipsticks, eyeliners and eyeshadows. You don't really get zits on those areas anyway. Gentlemen, make sure to wash off the gel from your hair once it's bedtime 'cause some of those chemicals will stick to your pillow and transfer to your face. 
In sum, things to watch out for are: primers, blushes, foundation, wrinkle creams and moisturizers. The more ingredients there are in the list, the less healthy it is for you. Trust me, I have 'battle' scars.

*For more info, go to: http://www.acne.org/comedogenic-list.html or read the Handbook of Cosmetic Science & Technology, 3rd Edition.