I looked in the mirror the other day, i had like 10 zits on my fore head. i think ppl rnt my friend cuz of them. What type of clear stuff helps???? i use clearcell aultra, and it doesnt help, HELP!!!What helps zits go away???
Keep your face clean, eat right, DON'T mash, Time.....They usually go away on their own.What helps zits go away???
I use Clean %26amp; Clear Advantage Acne Cleanser to wash, then moisturize with Clean %26amp; Clear Dual Action Moisturizer (it has Salicyclic Acid Acne Medication in it), and then I use Clean %26amp; Clear acne medication directly on any pimples. Anything with Benzoyl Peroxide will help to zap them.
I don't think that people wouldn't be your friend bc of pimples. That's so shallow. Don't ever think that. If anyone were to be so shallow as to not be your friend bc of pimples, would you really want them as a friend anyway?
i have really dry skin and barely get zits, but i had a friend put toothepaste on her zits before she went to bed, i guess it dries it up. and i dont know if your willing to spend extra money but i have had friends get pro active and that is the best and fastest relief for zits that ive seen. i greatly support it even if you dont have zits it gives you such a beautiful glow.
Pro-Active
Wash your face twice a day, preferrably with the special cleaners for acne. Use the cleaning pads too.
Benzoyl peroxide works better for me than salycitic acid in cleansing stuff. I believe the Pro-active stuff is based on Benzoyl peroxide. Companies don't use it more widely because if you get it on fabric, it bleaches it. Carpet stains, towels, sheets, clothing, etc.
Live with whatever dryness it gives you, just tone it down a little.
Eat a more nutritious and lower fat diet.
If that doesn't help, try going to a Doctor and asking for prescription face treatments or getting on antibiotics.
Lots of kids get acne, so I'm not sure that makes a huge difference. But it probably has a big effect on your self-confidence, which does make a difference.
Proactiv works miracles. Or, Clean %26amp; Clear Advantage Acne Spot Treatment makes zits smaller and decreases redness overnight!
Clean your face with rubbing alcohol. It will dry them out!! And its very cheap.
if you have bangs pin them up at night and change your pillow case every other night. try using neutrogena products or non-acne herbal face soaps
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if you have bangs then get them out of the way. Use bands little plastic ones you can get at stores such as claires to keep them out of the way. Tease the back ends of your hair to bring volume to the back %26amp; then your hair will look good with the band in it heres an ex.
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you can wear your hair up or down while its in
Once your bangs grow out long enough start to style them so they sit at the sides of your face and not on your forhead.
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this will prevent acne so much since your forhead will be getting the oxygen it needs to remain clear. I personally find somtimes i role over in bed so i switch pillowcases a lot so the oil from previous nights doesn't get on my face if i role over or sleep on the side of my face.
Eat healthy this can also prevent %26amp; help acne. Drink lots of water; if you don't like water then drink tea. Eat more fruits %26amp; stay away from greasy foods.
Many people boleive acne on the forhead is caused by eating to much sugar %26amp; they say it's homonal as well. Usually every area of your face is affected by a certain somthing
ex.
chin=hormones
cheeks=sleeping on cheeks or greasy hair touching the cheeks
forhead=hormones and sugar
t zone= hormones and blocked pores
get a good cleaner as well. Try Neutrogena Oil free acne creme wash. Use it for about a week and see how much of a difference it makes before you decide if you like it or not. Along with it buy a 2.5% benzoyl peroxide gel.. i don't care what brand it is just make sure it's bp %26amp; after washing at nightime with your cleanser dry the area and apply the bp creme. When you wake up just wash it off take a shower and wash your face with a cleaner.
Cleanser=3 times a day
Bp creme= at night after cleanser
%26amp; try the aspirin mask on your forhead once, but don't use it often since it can lose its working ability if your skin gets ammune to it and thats caused by using it to much.
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First off, whatever you do, DON'T squeeze or pop them - it makes more zits by spreading bacteria deep into the skin layers
The cheapest way is Dial Moisturizing antibacterial soap. Wash your face morning, noon and night with warm (not hot) water, pat dry. Keep your hands very clean and don't touch the affected areas except to wash.
You can use over the counter products - some work best for some people, other products work best for others - many people who have bad acne like ProActive, but I know it is out of the reach of many young people.
Any product with benzoyl peroxide helps (after washing with the soap and waterr), but you also must have a non-greasy moisturizer to follow up the peroxide as it is very rough on your skin. The soap and peroxide are both for the same thing: killing the bacteria that cause acne to worsen.
Keep your hair washed (and off your face if possible) because hair tends to irritate the skin and carries germs onto the skin mainly because you're going to be pushing at the hair all day.
If you wear makeup and it is older than 3 months, throw it out. makeup grows bacteria. If you can, pour out the foundation from the bottle and never touch the top- it helps extend the life of the makeup. Use a grease-free foundation. A lot of people with acne like the Bare Minerals type of makeup because it doesn't clog pores and doesn't grow bacteria.
Good luck
Well, the oils from your hair, can make you get zits, and the only way to really get rid of those is to wash your face every night.
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