Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Have you ever gotten a zit on the same spot an old zit was?

lol..that just happened to me. The hole that i popped the last zit through was still there so at least that made the new one that much easier to pop. I simply squeezed it through the old hole/pore. I'm glad i didn't have to break through new skin... less painful and stuff. So has this ever happened to you? It's happened to me a couple of times before too.Have you ever gotten a zit on the same spot an old zit was?
Yes, I have several times.Have you ever gotten a zit on the same spot an old zit was?
its probably the rest of the gunk from the first zit- not an actual second zit- cause when you pop a zit the pressure causes some to come out but some is also forced by the pressure down deeper into your pore-ick.





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Yeah, it has...It's a total bummer, too, when it does. I don't know if it's true, but I heard that a zit comes back if you haven't cleaned it off properly and treat it and stuff.
yea its caused by picking it





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  • HELP ME I NEED TO GET RID OF SPOTS!!!?

    i am 13 and i am popular with boys, but i have quite a few spots and they are ruining my life, making me really self consious. i hate them, i wear make up but i dont wear as much as i used to, i wear green concealer to get the redness away and normal concealer then a mineral powder, but i dont want to spend ages in the mirror trying to cover spots any more, i want clear skin!HELP ME I NEED TO GET RID OF SPOTS!!!?
    NOTE鈥 HAVE WRITTEN THIS LONG ANSWER TO RESPOND TO QUESTIONS RELATING TO BECAUSE THEY COME UP SO OFTEN:





    OILY SKIN


    ACNE


    FACIAL LIGHTENING


    DEALING WITH ACNE SCARRING


    DEALING WITH STRETCH MARKS


    IMPROVING SKIN TONE


    PIMPLES


    BLACKHEADS


    EMERGENCY SPOT TREATMENT


    INGROWING HAIRS


    BODY ACNE





    鈥HE INFO鈥橲 BASED ON MY OWN EXPERIENCE. I鈥橫 36 NOW SO I鈥橵E HAD TO DEAL WITH THESE ISSUES FOR QUITE A WHILE AND THOUGH MUCH OF THIS ANSWER MAY BE IRRELEVANT, I HOPE THERE'LL BE SOMETHING THAT CAN HELP YOU!





    GOOD LUCK!!!





    RECOMMENDED SKIN CARE鈥 use clean and clear cream wash (good for sensitive skin or those that dry to easy) or Neutrogena clear skin make up remover wash. Both contain salicylic acid which prevents breakouts and gradually evens the skin tone out too. This is the most important thing you can do. I鈥檝e tried various 鈥榦il free鈥?鈥檚alicylic acid鈥?moisturisers but the best I鈥檝e found is the clean and clear on鈥 found the Neutrogena one actually seemed to aggravate my skin.





    EMERGENCY SPOT TREATMENT!...The toothpaste things works! Put on a blob at night and put a bit of tissue over it so it doesn't make a mess. It cools the area down and reduces the inflammation. I also recommend the clean and clear advantage spot treatment gel.





    HORMONAL SPOTS鈥ny female with spots I'd recommend trying dianette or yasmine contraceptive pills because if it's hormonal that can sort everything out within weeks鈥hough it can take a couple of months to get used to the pill.





    FACIAL ACNE: AVOID鈥on't use harsh scrubs and peroxide products daily like some people do; that can dry your skin and make produce MORE oil...just exacerbating the problem. Many face packs I鈥檝e tried and those blackhead removal strips too seem to have caused problems.





    I鈥檝e also had problems with those 鈥榝acial wipes鈥?made by clean and clear and Neutrogena because they鈥檙e too drying and when the top layer鈥檚 too dry, the oil gets stuck underneath and causes more problems!





    Some say chocolate doesn鈥檛 affect it鈥t does for me and I don鈥檛 know how or why that should be but certain foods do seem to affect break out. Coffee is one of those things that seems to aggravate my skin too. So look out for anything you eat that might be making it worse.





    HAIR PRODUCTS鈥e careful what products you use in your hair if it's long - certain conditioners have causes me to break out at times. Also be careful of hair gels, hair sprays and serums.





    INGROWING HAIRS鈥or men or women鈥f you have oily skin, these are more likely. For men鈥se a facial scrub and avoid moisturisers that don鈥檛 have salicylic acid in them if you use a moisturiser. Some hair conditioners are much better lubricants than shaving cream too 鈥?so you might want to try that, and then was afterwards with a clean and clear was etc. Also I recommend the microdermabrasion kit mentioned later.





    For women鈥axing seems to cause the main problem 鈥?we pay most attention to our faces. Waxing seems to be the main culprit as opposed to shaving or hair removal creams鈥o avoid in-growing hairs, make sure to exfoliate. I recommend using those exfoliating gloves 鈥?that way, you can use any kind of shower gel.





    NUTRITION鈥 recommend taking a 100% multi vitamin/mineral complex 鈥?those little spots you get around your mouth can be due to a vitamin b deficiency for example. Also I recommend Omega 369 oils every day because they improve blood flow.





    OLD WIVES TALE??...It's an 'old wives tale' type remedy - but a spoonful of cider vinegar and honey in hot water 3 times a day is meant to help EVERYTHING. It tastes nice too...kinda like honey and lemon X





    HYDRATION鈥?Keep your hydration right by drinking plenty of water, avoiding caffeine and alcohol and too much salt!





    DEALING WITH SCARRING鈥here鈥檚 an excellent micro-dermabrasion scrub called 鈥榬e-finish鈥? by L'oreal. You only use it a couple of times a week (and use at night because it makes your face red!). It really works not just with the colouring but also the texture - smoothes it back out. It comes with it's own moisturiser which I don't use but I use the scrub at night a couple of times a week and put bio oil on which it supposed to help clear scarring and even skin tone.





    If you get your skin relatively under control, try using '21 days Fade Cream' (which I get from eBay) because it quickly clears up any scarring. It鈥檚 a skin lightening cream and is very effective as long as your skin type agrees with it. Bio oil is a good alternative!





    Also, to detract from the colour variations in your skin tone, I recommend using Benefit鈥檚 Posie Tint or Benetint lipstain 鈥?this can be put on your cheeks and lips (which also makes your teeth look whiter as an added bonus). Lipstain is better than lipstick because it doesn鈥檛 smudge and it stays on; you can put lip balm or lip gloss on over it. Also, if you use it (SPARINGLY) on your cheeks, it is just like putting water on there; it doesn鈥檛 aggravate the skin or cause breakouts.





    LIHELP ME I NEED TO GET RID OF SPOTS!!!?
    If it's just acne, use mentholatum cream. (Vicks) or any toothpaste or cream that has menthol in it. It starts clearing up acne in about 5 minutes. If they are just ';spots'; try using a skin tone even-outer thingy.


    if they are freckles, don't get rid of them! freckles are sooo adorable!

    How to spot the difference between natural breast and augmented breast?

    All breast augmentation leaves some scaring. The scars are reduced over time and very good surgeons with advanced techniques leave very little scaring, but it is there. Become familiar with the scar sites from different augmentation approaches.





    http://www.implantforum.com/scar.html





    Be aware biopsies and surgery for breast cancer are another common reason for scaring on the breast. If you're not an expert be careful who you accuse of what, and when ;-)





    Unusual size, shape, and placement may give some indication if the operation has not been done well. An unnatural looking cleavage is a good example, but this can also happen naturally.How to spot the difference between natural breast and augmented breast?
    manually or digitally


    I recommend a hands-on approachHow to spot the difference between natural breast and augmented breast?
    Scarring and an unusual ';disc'; shape underneath. Stiff and not ';bouncy'; like a normal breast.
    I found that natural brests tends to flattens when the woman lays on her back and the augmented ones pretty much stay up straight and rounded.





    You can kinda guess when she is walking or standing up too. If it is too round, it has to be fake.
    natural breasts are perky where augmented breasts are saggy..
    Augmented Brests will be clean curved and stiff and it appears artificial and can be distinguished from the natural ones.
    augmented breasts glow if we put tourch on the boobs. since it is silicon, and also they will be stiff round in shape.

    Remove blackheads and brown spots?

    I use a Japanese product by Naris Up called the Natural Pack P - Two-Step Eggshell and Charcoal Face Mask. It comes in two tubes. First is the pre-essence which is clear... and the 2nd step is a black and glooey. wait for it to dry and wahhlaa! peel it slowly because it hurts a bit and you will see that it has pulled out ur blackheads and whiteheads.





    the trick is to use this right after you shower or after you have steamed your face (place ur face above a bowl of steamy hot water).. to open/soften pores. i suggest using it 2-3x a week.





    i bought this at an asian pharmacy... so if you have an asian pharmacy or supermarket around your area.. check it out... its quite cheap as well, price ranging from $5-15. you don't need to use alot. it really lasts. i swear by this product. or online stores.. they even have in on amazon.com


    http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51KEM8tYNDL._SL500_AA280_.jpg%26amp;imgrefurl=http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Pack-Two-Step-Eggshell-Cosmetics/dp/B00188YJ32%26amp;usg=__MOU9PKnpFyohLAzAFgKWSuZIWxA=%26amp;h=280%26amp;w=280%26amp;sz=22%26amp;hl=en%26amp;start=4%26amp;um=1%26amp;tbnid=gdNqoQbh99sbSM:%26amp;tbnh=114%26amp;tbnw=114%26amp;prev=/images%3Fq%3Dnaris%2Bup%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1

    Please help! light grey spots?

    for a while now i have had grey spots on the back of my shoulders. They look like they old dried up paint with lines (like cracks) runnin through them, and they are around the average size of what a mole would be. iv never had these before and i would really like to know what they are. I would say theres is about 30 or 40 of them. Im an 18 year old male by the way.





    thanks for your help guys!Please help! light grey spots?
    Have your doctor check them and send you to a dermatologist. I never had skin problems before, I now I have plaque psoriasis on my elbow. It is sore and silvery and is caused from an overproduction of skins cells. We normally shed many skin sells but an our immune system cam be compromised and we can end up with all kinds of skin problems. My doctor gave me Luxiq but it just dried it out more, burned and made it sorer. It sounds like psoriasis ans there is medication for it but I can't take it due to low blood calcium. To be certain, see a dermatologist. I know these things can be devastating and embarrassing. Good luck. I have also developed other types of unusual skin problems.Please help! light grey spots?
    get to a dermatologist NOW! they could be skin cancer at worst, some sort of allergic reaction at best. The doctor will know, and might save your life! I'm serious about this, not trying to scare you.

    Flawless complection ?!?! Help cover spots ?

    Please Help !!


    I go back to school in like a few days, and i want my foundation to look good %26amp;%26amp; To make my face look flawless.


    Is there a certain thing i have to do to achieve it ?


    Please help !!


    Thanks (:


    Also - how do you apply foundation PROPERLY ?


    And is liquid foundation the best ??


    :D


    xFlawless complection ?!?! Help cover spots ?
    Which foundation you use depends a lot on your skin type and coloring. I have very oily skin, so I use a workout foundation everyday. But that may be too heavy for your young and more balanced skin.





    Talk to a cosmetic specialist at a department store counter. Not all of them are ';experts'; so if the salesperson seems frustrated easily, it's probably because they don't know what they're talking about or are scared to talk to strangers, but just needed a job - go to a different counter or a different store until you find one that's confident and speaks to you respectfully in a way that makes sense to you.





    A cosmetic counter salesperson can help match your skin type and color in foundation. A flawless complexion when you're young is easier than when you're older. When you're young, you probably can use a sheer foundation, but when you get older, you'll probably need more coverage with an opaque foundation.





    Whichever foundation you choose the general application is:





    Moisturizer or Mattifier (depends on skin type)


    Liquid Foundation


    Powder (to set the foundation)


    Bronzer (to give you that healthy glow that a matte/flat look wouldn't)





    If you're using sheer foundation and you have naturally rosy cheeks, then skip the blush and just use bronzer to get the glow.





    If you want flawless skin that speaks for itself, then just follow up the foundation application with a tiny amount of well smudged eyeliner (have you tried brown?), mascara, and lipstick to complete your look. Look after your eyebrows too - they make the biggest difference in how you look. And they're cheap to wax.


    Flawless complection ?!?! Help cover spots ?
    I am a professional makeup artist and I would recommend mineral makeup, it is so easy to apply, blends flawlessly with your natural skin, gives an airbrush finish and a healthy glow and are good for the skin! With that said, NOT ALL MINERALS ARE CREATED EQUAL!


    Drugstore brands are terrible! They are loaded with cheap fillers, (they use bismuth oxychloride which is not an actual mineral but a metal that has been processed with tin and copper- it is a known skin irritant and can cause itching, rash, eczema and acne) They also coat their products with harmful chemicals that are bad for your health, they overall look of them is Flat,dull, cakey, powdery and their colors are ususally orangey or pinky. Bare minerals also uses Bismuth oxychloride and other cheap fillers so I avoid them too.


    I personally use on myself and clientele Faerie Organic Minerals it looks like your own skin only better (flawless). They are light, airy, natural looking, cover really well (including spots) and leave a dewy glow. I know it is exactly what you are looking for. They have a FREE sample kit (you just pay shipping-like $5.99) I do not like liquid foundation as you really have to work with it and blend, blend, blend. Minerals are so easy to apply you just use the fluffy mineral brush and quickly buff it in a circular motion around your face, then use a concealer brush to tap the foundation on pimples and dark areas. You can check them out here..........http://www.faerieorganic.com
    Liquid works nicely usually, but I find that mousse foundation works better and is way easier/less messy to apply. Also lasts longer in my opinion. Just make sure you spread it evenly and not too heavily and make sure you blend it around the outside of your face and the top of your neck so it's not obvious :)
    well, in my way is oriflame foundation is best ..........but what ever itself you have to add a few drops of water in foundation, so that it looks so nice to your face

    Does caffeine give you spots?

    coffee, acneDoes caffeine give you spots?
    Yes, it can do, although that hasn't happened to me, as far as I know.


    I drink a lot of tea (not coffee) and I know I am affected by the caffeine. I think I am addicted to it, because I feel as if I need cups of tea to keep me going at work.


    When I gave up all caffeine for two weeks, I have quite bad withdrawal systems - which was quite alarming at the time!


    It is best to avoid it if you can.





    Actually, there is a good site with loads of info about caffeine, but I can't find any mention of it causing so spots, there, so perhaps I'm wrong about that.


    See:


    http://coffeetea.about.com/cs/caffeine/a鈥?/a>





    Hope this helps:%26gt;)Does caffeine give you spots?
    well its surposed to make you faster in what your doing and you sweat more so there could be evidence of a few spots
    No being ugly gives you spots.
    yes, but only when i drink alot
    It can. It depends where you've spilled it.
    Yes, it can, anything can in high quantities, drink lots of water.
    yes
    No but tea and coffee are not that good for your skin. Drinking loads of water is brilliant for your skin.
    nope it makes you stop growing
    It is funny you should say that as I drank seven cups of tea yesterday, and now I have a spot on my chin.





    Down with Tetley.
    yes it sure does
    Ive drank up t 10 cups of coffee a day for at least the last 10 years and ive never had spots. so no.
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  • Shaving legs leaving red spots??

    recently, everytime I shave my legs, I get lots of tiny litle red bumps on them (especially on my thights). I tried a new razor and I use shaving cream, but it doesn't help. WHAT CAN I DO??Shaving legs leaving red spots??
    they are caused by too much pressure being put onto the razor as you shave or because you might use a razor that is too dull. try putting light pressure on the razor as u shave, and replacing a disposable razor blade after about 10 uses. never shave dry or with soap and always apply lotion after shaving. hope this helps! :)Shaving legs leaving red spots??
    make sure you are using a good kind of soap (mayb a special soap for razor burn) and make sure you are rubbing lotion on your legs after every time to keep them moisturized...hope it helps!!!
    If this is RAZOR BURN


    sounds weird


    but apply deodorant like the dove white kind after shaving


    it will take away the irritation and redness.
    I get those too. I dont seem to get them if I use shaving gel. Try that.
    it's razor burn.. i used to get that a lott.. make sure you're lathering up your shaving cream really well, make sure you're not putting too much pressure on the razor, and make sure you use warm water b/c if you have goosebumps and you shave over them.....ouch. and use a good moisturizing lotion (like aveeno) after shaving. make sure you use plenty of water while shaving. i hope your legs get better!
    this has happened to me recently





    its called razor burn bi the way





    and i found self tanners help alot
    Sounds like what ever your using to moisturize your legs while shaving isn't doing the job. Some shaving creams just do not do the job that they were meant to do. Try a different shaving cream that has a lot of moisturizer or try looking into a razor with the moisture strips..those are great. If none of that helps..they now have a product that is running on commercials now that helps with the ';razor burn/bump'; effects.
    i have the same prob so i had to ask my mom %26amp; she said its prob because the razor is too sharp but i stopped shaving for one day and then went back to shaving the next day and 3 days later they cleared up.
    Try changing your blade. That happens to me in certain areas, but most of the time it goes away if I change the blade. If you've ever shared your razor it might be that.

    I have really bad spots what shall i do???

    im 14 and i have got loads of spots


    what shall i do about them


    this is my skin care routine:


    My skin care routine:


    Mon/tue/thus/sat


    Morning- use dove soap than the spots cream


    After school- use apricot scrub than the spots cream


    ONLY on Sundays/Wednesday


    Morning- use dove soap than the spots cream


    Sunday Afternoon about 5:00- have a bath and in the bath use the gentle exfoliating face scrub


    Wednesday afternoon- have a bath and use the gentle exfoliating face scrub








    I have really bad spots what shall i do???
    OK here is your answered prayer


    15 years old and ive had about a handle of spots to date and none of them have lasted long I get the most during my period but that about 2 at max!!


    of course your skin just might be spot prone or genetically inherited but thats rare


    ok heres what you do


    don't use soap for a start they contain chemicals that arent good for ur skin and weaken it


    when you have a shower/bath/wash ur face soak your face in warm water this opens up your pores and then gently scrub your face to get all the dirt out


    dry face thorourghly and cover it with vaseline this seals the pores so dirt doesnt go in and it softens and protects your skin


    do this every day


    when you get spots dont cover them up with make up because they'll last longer just drink lots of water and eat lots of friut avoid chips chrisps spicy and fried food


    during your period is the WORST so you have to make sure you clean your face thoroughly DONT USE SOAP


    I use clearasil facial wash about once or twice a week and every other day during my period its pretty good


    dont use it every day or your skin becomes reliant on it and gets skanky if you dont use it


    the sensitive skin stuff is best i find


    I have really bad spots what shall i do???
    first dont use soap on your face


    that can cause pimples and seriously dry out your skin


    use a water base cleanser i love cetaphil its works well


    and second i think your exfoliating way too much you only need to exfoliate once a week it might feel weird at first and your face might feel as though it needs exfoliating but it doesnt


    over exfoliation can also cause pimples and you could be taking of layers of skin which dont need removing


    st ives is a great exfoliator or even mix some cetaphil with bicarb soda and that works as an exfoliant too
    Go see the doctor 1st, since it's this bad. Actually, u're in pebpubertyriod, ur hormones are changing, hence, the spots. So this spots may be temporary, but with u using all those scrubs, soaps, u may be making it worse ! all these may lead to drying up ur natural oil n moisture and lead to oily skin in future.....(more natural oil being produce due to dryness of skin) As ur skin is still young, it dont need those chachemicalt. u just need to keep clean, wash during day n night using water and hanhandkerchiefat more fruits ! best drink 1 glass of fresh squeeze fruit juice every morning once u get up from bed. it'll help. :%26gt;
    It sucks but scrubbing wont make the spots fade, use a face cream formulated to reducing marks. Also are these acne marks? If yes then use neutrogena acne mark fading peel, comes in a little blue tube for about $30 ...worked wonders for me!
    If you're really really worried see your Doctor it might just be teenage spots put don't pick them because it could leave a scar and also you could try using Clearasil hope i have helped you xx thanks answer minee x
    ok i have bad skin to dw its not the be all and end all lol the dermatologist recommend neutrogena cleansers as they do not dry and are gentle :) good luck

    How to hide red spots !?

    i need some really gud tips on how to hid red spote r get rid of the redness !!How to hide red spots !?
    Steam your face - put the kettle on and put a towel over the bowl and your head. Then use a good deep cleanser and put some spot cream on. I recommend boots own tea tree and which hazel spot correction stick or clean and clear advanced treatment gel.





    Once these spot gels are on and dry, you can put make up over them without damaging the spot, but try not to use too much anyway.





    *Angel*How to hide red spots !?
    Well to get rid of the redness, you could try putting some visene on it! Get some visese because it gets the redness out of your eyes, but it also gets the red out of blemishes. It works! I've tried it before.


    To hide it, start with concealer, leave it on your finger for a couple of seconds, the warmth of your finger melts it, which makes it blend into your skin tone better. Put a little concealer on the red spot, don't forget to blend! Then, take some foundation powder(or bronszer, depending on where the red spot is. If it's on your forehead or your checks, just put bronzer on it instead of foundation) and blend it. The blemish should be A LOT less noticeable!





    A could concealer is always a must, but concealers that double as treatment? Say yes please!


    http://www.cleanandclear.com/productDeta鈥?/a>



    u need a primer thats green


    green contrasts red an deminishes redness


    rimmel do agood affordable green colour corrector in003 try that x
    paint your face with red lipstick lol
    prep. H

    Lip Peircings and beauty spots?!?

    I'm having my lip pierced soon but i have a few beauty spots on my face, would the piercing look ok? or would it look stupid?





    xLip Peircings and beauty spots?!?
    Draw the piercing you want on the spot you want. Only you can say whether it will look right ;)

    How can i grow some hair where i have a small balding spot?

    i've always had this spot where my hairline begins that has only thin hairs, is there a way to fill it to make my head look even woth hair?How can i grow some hair where i have a small balding spot?
    If the spots are in the size of a quarter and has a smooth surface. Check out the images in the website below, if its similar then it must be Alopecia Areata.





    My bro managed to find a website called http://www.ALOPECIA-AREATA-CURE.com when he had the same problem that explains about the condition and suggests treatment. He gave it a try and to all our surprise he recovered.





    Its quite informative. You might want to give it a try. Wish you a quick recovery.How can i grow some hair where i have a small balding spot?
    rogaine for men.


    my dad tried it and it worked wonders.
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  • Laser Hair Removal....Spots? Help!!?

    I am currently having laser hair removal sessions but am getting spots in the area. I knew this would probably be a side affect.





    However, is there a way to get rid of them without causing harm to my treatment?


    Would popping them be a bad idea?


    I'm worried that if I apply toothpaste or Clearsill or something it may react badly with the laser. Is this a stupid thought?





    Any suggestions on how to keep face spot free. What creams to use.Laser Hair Removal....Spots? Help!!?
    Popping pimples is always a bad idea and treating them like you normally would isn't a good idea either. Most acne treatments make your skin easier to burn and I'm sure you'd rather have a few spots now than discoloration for the rest of your life.


    Honestly, I've never heard of acne as a side effect of laser treatments, especially since the same process is used to treat acne. Nothing is impossible though. Are you sure they aren't ingrown hairs? I have heard of people getting some ingrown hairs during treatment.


    Either way, the best thing you can do is adopt a regular cleansing regimen. Cleanse, tone, and moisturize. Since you are experiencing something on the area being treated, I'd suggest you exfoliate that area daily or every other day stating the day after a treatment and stopping 3 days before the next.Laser Hair Removal....Spots? Help!!?
    I agree with Erin. Laser hair removal doesn't cause acne but you can get ingrown hairs not from the laser, but from shaving before your treatments. The medicines that help your breakouts wont interfere with the lasers as long as they're not on your skin at the time of treatment.

    How to cover spots!!?

    shuld i put foundation on them?! also is it wise to squeeze them??!!How to cover spots!!?
    never squeeze them but if you must..make sure they have a proper ready to squeeze head on them (clean tissue to squeeze with as well)


    I have to say the old remedy about toothpaste really does the trick-if you dab tiny bit on befoer bed and leave it overnight it really dries out the spot and lessens the redness.


    To cover dab a concealor on the spot and then powder too-this tends to keep the concealor at bay.


    hope this helps!How to cover spots!!?
    DON'T SQUEEZE THEM!!!!!


    It just makes them red and annoying. Plus it hurts. the only time when squeezing is okay is if there is the little bubbly thing on top. But be careful, and wash your hands before so that you don't get an infection.


    Do not put foundation on them. It will just clog your pores and give you more zits. You should use a concealer that includes acne medication, like Maybelline Pure Concealer.





    Good luck. : )
    Mix foundation and moisturiser together and use this all over your face as a base, next, a concealer to disguise the acne (if they are red, get a green tinted concealer) next a layer of translucent powder to make your make-up last. Also, you can apply acne treatments to your acne before you apply make-up.
    NOOOOOOOOO





    squeezing = a lifetime of scars!





    Dont put foundation straight onto them, it will go crusty. Cover with some liquid concealer and then when thats dry cover lightly with your usualy foundation! x
    only squeeze if your prepared for scars small but forever


    use clearisil and dont be afraid to show up with spots, all girls get them, JUST DONT TOUCH THEM UNLESS YOU HAVE TO!!!!

    Problem with dark spots?

    how can i get rid of the dark spots caused by pimples...?


    its irritating after they heal they turn to really ugly dark spots..i want to get rid of themProblem with dark spots?
    they're scars.


    only way is go to ur pharmacy and ask for something to fade scars.


    whatever they give you,the best thing i tried(and i tried many) is bio oil.


    available in many countries and it works :)





    defo available in the US(walmart,any pharmacy) and the UK(boots,superdrug,also any pharmacy)Problem with dark spots?
    I have to agree that bio oil works wonders, but its sometimes not suited for all skin types. You can also try whitening creams to lighten those dark spots. Shiseido's White Lucent works well.

    Little hard white spots?

    i sometimes get hard white tiny spot things near my eyes?? what are they? cant remove them...well i can but leaves a big scab....just developed another...does anyone know how to remove them without causing a mark or scab. and how can i prevent them? i heard it was lack of moisture but i apply a good eye creamLittle hard white spots?
    the tiny hard white spots are called millas,they are blocked pores,if you go yo a beauty saloon they will remove them.all you have to do is get a needle and take a bit of skin of and it will pop outLittle hard white spots?
    My beautician told me the white spots are the result of a deficiency of some sort. She advised me to eat lots of fish or drink a teaspoon of fishoil. I started taking codliver oil capsules and the white spots started to clear away. Don't know if it'll help you but it's worth a try.
    don't touch them it will just scar and make it worst, are fine if your really bothered by them go to a skin clinic who will tell you if they can get rid of them cant prevent but drinking loads of water helps just ask skin specialist on-line maybe Hope it helped if nothing else check with your GP might get lucky
    These are cholestorol buildup. I used to get them quite often but not anymore.





    Change your diet and have your cholestorol checked. Mine came from a blocked and non-working gall bladder that wouldn't let my liver cleanse the blood efficently. After removal the bumps went away.





    If you're having weird chest/stomach pains, get a gallbladder ultrasound. It's not as scary as it sounds, but the bumps are a sign of g.b troubles.
    They're simply called white spots. they're like blackheads but white (and not as dirty) You can have them squeezed at beauticians.
    try getting a face scrub or a face mask, that should take care of it, but if it doesn't, cover it up with make-up until you can go to a skin clinic or a dermatologist
    Bertie is correct. Milia are small white lumps of keratin that block glands.


    DO NOT try to squeeze or remove them yourself, they can cause permanent scarring on your face. The only people who can remove them safely are beauty therapists.
    I have the same thing, my doctor said that they were calcium deposits. You just need to leave them alone and they will eventually go away.

    Dry skin and spots?

    greasy skin causes spots, but i have dry skin and still get spots. how can i get rid of them?!?Dry skin and spots?
    Try using Cetaphil cleanser (or a generic version of it, usually right next to it on the shelf), available at most drug stores. It is very gentle on your skin, and treats both oily or acne prone skin as well as dry skin. Recommended by every dermatologist I have ever seen!Dry skin and spots?
    Try this tips for Dry Skin:





    Make a paste with two raw plantains and a table spoon of honey. Apply this pack on the face for 20 minutes and wash it when it becomes dry





    Make a paste with equal parts of oats, almond and honey. Apply it on the face. Wash it after 20 minutes





    Make a paste with a guava and a spoon of honey. Apply on the face and wash after 20 minutes.





    Whisk one egg white till it thickness, then whisk in 1 teaspoon of honey and 1 teaspoon of sunflower oil. Apply on the face for 20 minutes and wash off with warm water
    i would just mosturize and keep an eye on the spots they should go away








    stay away from scented lotions if u hav dry skin !!!
    Dry skin types have to be extremely careful to protect their skin.Yogurt-honey combination helps dry skin. Make an egg pack with a yolk, a teaspoon of honey, a tablespoon of milk powder. This is beneficial to dry skin types. There are many helpful tips to cure dry skin at http://useinfo-dryskin.blogspot.com/

    Oily Skin ! Dark Spots !?

    How do i get rid of these both problems through


    Food habits and Fruits.


    I'm Not interested in Creams or Artifical Things.


    Any natural ways. . .Oily Skin ! Dark Spots !?
    toner. (is is not a cream, but also not natural)





    sorry.








    you might want to ask this question in the health section as apposed to beauty.Oily Skin ! Dark Spots !?
    I got the same deal. There are a good products out there that work realy naturally but its always a prob picking that right one. ok naturally,....drink water well believe it or not it works. Make it a habit.


    From fruit, pappaya works, only you have to literally rub it in you skin, let it dry then wash and it work wanders. Keeps the firmness%26amp; oil of the sikn.


    Dont think you have to wash away the oli from your skin b/c it needs it. its all about keeping the balance.


    Good news; oily sking dont get old. so we're lucky.


    And use warm water to wash water, its relaxes your pores %26amp; breat, so that the oil wouldnt accumulate in the skin and form acne or dark spot.


    try it.
    no don wash your face 10 times a day... that activates d oil glands even more n u'll b left wid oilier skin.... eat a healthy diet and get regular exercise, go out in d fresh air (sply d mornings), n u cn use a face pack made of fuller's earth (its called multani mitti in hindi) wid rose water 1-2 times a week. For d dark spots try lemon juice 2-3 times a day.... oh n yeah drink lots of water.... ideally 8 glasses a day....
    wash regually, wash your hair at least twice a week. dont eat too many sweets, as they bring out spots, eat healhily.
    here is a link for you to see that natural ways doo exist..
    I always stress this Vitamin E %26amp; C inriched foods or take the supplemnts cure your body from within also Vitamin E based oil is exstreamley benificial for the skin it also plumps the skinand keeps it healthy looking.





    also for a quick fox OXY treatment works over night.
    use calamansi before you take a bath.simply dab it around the surface you want,let it stay for a minute,then rinse it simply by taking a bath.i do it for myself and it actually works.but you have to work for it,its not get that flawless skin quick regime.it takes sometime.^,^
    yeah! wash yor face daily 10 times a day....
    An oily skin , as the name implies, is one in which the sebaceous or oil-producing glands are over active. As surface grease tends to attract dirt, an oily skin acquires a dirty surface film , that needs to be removed daily. For more details log to http://useinfo-oilyskin.blogspot.com/
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  • Treating and preventing spots!!!?

    How do you prevent spots? (a non expensive way)


    and if you do get them, how do treat them? (also a non expensive way)Treating and preventing spots!!!?
    Sunblock, sunblock and more sunblock.





    If you are talking about acne try getting something with 2% salicylic acid and use 2x a day.Treating and preventing spots!!!?
    make sure that you are using the correct products for your skin type
    First of all at least you are young enough to get spots, I am old and still get the odd one. Seriously, you must keep your skin scrupulously clean, antiseptic soap, toner (witch hazel is dead cheap in your chemist or even cold water to close the pores) I know people say don't squeeze them, but I would when they reach a head and then apply tea tree which is cheap, altho you may have a greasy skin, and perhaps hair try to use a moisturiser for greasy skin. Simple does this in Boots. Its a hard lesson but its a bloody awful consequence of hormones and growing up. Good luck, I always got spots when something special was on, so I guess worrying and fretting makes it worse. Ask your pharmicist - they have given me lots of good cheap advice. Luv Camilla I know what its like xx
    Go to your local department stores to have a sales at the cosmetic department give you some tips or watch tv shows that explain how conceler's work and how to prevent spots.
    Cleanse, tone and moisturise every day. Exfoliate and use a face mask once a week (buy a tube of mask - it lasts aaages). If you do get one, then use some tea tree oil on a cotton bud to dry it out - try not to squeeze it. :)
    i want to know that too. sleep more maybe, change your diet to less fatty things. DON'T SQUWEESE THEM
    To prevent spots- unfortunately our female hormones is a factor which can cause spots to appear- the best solution is to just make sure you eat healthily, drink plenty of water and get plenty of sleep!





    To treat spots- I always use freederm gel after numerous attempts to use other spot creams which are a waste of money. You can get freederm gel from your local pharmacist- it costs around a fiver and helps to treat spots- especially the redness and reduce the size of it. Also, if you feel a spot starting to appear, you use the gel- it makes the spot disappear which works for me!
    Wel no one likes to pay loads to hide them so try to have a balanced diet. Try to eat lots of fruit and vegetables. Try to make sure you eat a range of food. Chocolate doesn't exactly cause spots but eating lots of it isn't a healthy lifestyle and could possibly result in spots. Try to keep your hair out of your face when you can (I think sometimes it can cause the skin to be greasy etc. and maybe cause spots). Wash regularly and try not to get stressed. Stress can easily cause spots. When everything seems to be going wrong just try to relax. If you do have spots then DO NOT PICK AT THEM!!! =] It will only make them worse. Once again try to relax. If they sort of get yellow heads and they aren't like little spots and they're like proper teenage spots then you could try putting toothpaste on them overnight so they dry up a bit. But they do need to breath so try not to clog them up too much. Hope the advice helps =]
    always wipe your make up off and clean your face everyday when you get up and before you go to bed
    In order to give you the proper advise we need to know your skin type and race. For instance are you african american, hispanic, or caucian, because every race has a different pigmentation level. Please send your response to info@newyorkdayspa.com.
    There is no real answer for that, i have tried everything for getting rid of spots expensive and not expensive and have found nothing that works as of yet.
    wash your face thoroughly every morning and night - you can get fairly cheap facial scrubs and cotton wool too
    Evening Primrose Oil is GREAT for helping prevent acne. You can get them at Boots or the health store and take one everyday %26amp; believe me, you will start to see the difference in your skin. Also vitamin E is great! If you want your pimples gone within a few days try dabbing some Tea Tree Oil on them w/ a cotton bud and you can also use Oxy wipe out pads. All of these will help.





    Forgot to mention: DRINK lots and lots and lots of water. It's great for flushing out toxins.
    They best thing is use tons of sunscreen and moisturizer. Try the neutrogena even tone moisturizer with sunscreen.
    toothpaste to reduce them.! 2 fingers to squueze them, paper bag on your head so that no one notices them!


    glad to help!:-)

    Need help wif SPOTS:P?

    Heya i dont really have trouble wif spots but when i do it is like a big huge 1 lol:P Erm does any1 know what i can use? Dont wanna go out and buy loads of expensive stuff thankz xNeed help wif SPOTS:P?
    well firstly:


    learn to spell and then buy some clean and clear spot stuff you put it on a tissue or something then you rub it all over your face (really hard) every night and it gets rid of and prevents spotsNeed help wif SPOTS:P?
    Superdrug have a tea tree range which is inexpensive and works. Their 'spot-stick' in particular is excellent.





    You know when one of these spots is arriving because they hurt! Dab the area with the 'spot-stick' every half hour or so and it will dry the area.





    Surgical spirit works as well but doesn't smell to great and it is awkward to carry around all day.





    But from what you are saying, I am not so sure that this is the common-or-garden ZIT! It might be a good idea to see the practice nurse at your GP's the next time that you get one.
    Drink plenty of water


    Eat a good diet with lots of vitamin C (from fresh fruit and veg)


    Wash your face with an exfoliating scrub such as clean and clear.


    Clearisil ultra cleansing pads can sort out your skin if you use them twice a day.


    It works for me, good luck.
    The following will cost you around 拢10-拢12:


    All teatree items are superdrug brand.


    Teatree facial scrub- With walnut shell to get rid of dirt and oil. (Once a week)


    Teatree facial wash (Non-foaming)


    Teatree Cleanser/Toner (Apply it with cotton wool/pads)


    Any oil free moisturiser. I would recommend:


    Boots brand clear skin oil free moisturiser. You won't find it on the website, so you will have to check in store.


    When you don't need to use the scrub, use the face wash.


    Hope this helps.


    If you need to look it up at superdrug:


    http://www.superdrug.com/exclusive2.php
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    You write like a lazy teenager, cannot be bothered to spell, if you are then you are getting Acne, which is the curse of most teenagers, go to the doc ,maybe get yourself somthing cheap and effective from the chemisit, also VERY !!!! Important ,use your own towel ALWAYS. Teenager or not.
    you need to learn to spell...then re-post your question for some good answers.....better spelling insures better answers.
    It's different for everyone - experiment until you find the brand that works for you. Make sure you have a daily routine you can stick to, even if it's just soap and water.





    Also drink lots of water!
    forget spending a fortune on expensive stuff, try sudo cream. it really does work!!!
    use fade out cream
    i use sudo crem when i have spots and it always works its a cream for babys nappy rash so its quite cheap and also savlon cream u could proberly get it from your local chemist for under 拢2 hope your spots clear up
    pop it with a pin, squeeze it. wash your face. Put savlon on it. Leave it and watch it during the day. Added goo sometimes emerges. so just wipe it and put more savlon on it. The main reason spots happen is moisture, cause moisture picks up the germs easily, so make sure you dry your face well and in future, the areas that are prone to an alien encounter.


    sterilise the pin with boiling water by the way.
    Hi





    I have had problems with severe Acne all of my adult life and I am now nearly sixty and still get them :(.





    The best method of control I have found is 50mg of Minocycline twice a day. This is prescribed by my doctor and has kept the spots at bay very successfully for about forty years.





    My wife also had Acne when she was younger and she had a course of Roaccutane. This is supposed to permanently clear the problem in a majority of cases and in her case it did. The side effects can be quite unpleasant, however, and that is why I have not tried it.





    Best advice: consult your doctor or a dermatologist. There are some really good treatments available now. I wish they had been when I was a teenager!