AHHH i hate my skin!?
-proactive
-most neutrogena
-clearsil
-olay
-benza clin
-honey + cinnamon
-acne free
-sunblock
-lotion
-and soooo many home remedies
does anyone know an amazing product , either home remedy or something from the store. (nothing online) and im on a budget, im only 14, im a vegetarian-and i drink a ton of water. PLEASE HELP!!! (and i cant see a dermatolagist)
Answer:
Well, chocolate, popcorn, chips, and meat (even though you don't eat meat, neither do I), can really bring the pimples. And your hair when touching you face, or if you touch you hair and touch your face after. And after you pop one pimple wash you hands after... and pop the next one. You do this because the puss can bring zits, also, keep putting the stuff on you face every night before bed, but only one! And put your hair up when you go to bed so that no hair is in your face. I know, all that to get perfect skin... and you don't even need a product... you can do it all, take out the product, and just wash your face with warm water, and then cold water to lock up the pours
Try the Murad system, and use the ClearSkin vitamins. Your acne could be hormonal.
Same thing is going on with me and i'm only 9
Do you eat a lot of candy?
I love twix but i'm laying off
I know your plight! I can't stand my acne.
I'm in my early 20s now, and my acne has gotten better partly because I'm out of my teens and also because of some lifestyle changes.
It's great you drink a lot of water and, I assume, avoid junk foods. I hope you also avoid wearing makeup. I've been avoiding it lately, and I can't explain how much better my skin's been looking as a result. It's hard to stop applying makeup when you're self-conscious about the way your skin looks, but the results are worth it.
It's a tad on the pricey side, but I've been using products from Juice Beauty. (You can find them at Whole Foods and Sephora.) I use their cleansing milk for washing my face and the anti-blemish serum after cleansing. For spot treatments, I carry an herbal blemish stick from Burt's Bees. I use that sparingly. Use a gentle exfoliating wash once or twice a week, and apply a light, oil-free moisturizer daily, before you leave the house. (I use one from the organic skincare company, Alba.)
Avoid overusing products. You can irritate your skin if you use too many. If I notice my skin is getting oily, I'll wash my face, but I'm always sure to moisturize afterward. You might want to carry some oil-blotting papers with you for when you're in public, to dab away at the oil build-up.
im not sure who makes it but when i was a teenager i had the same problem and i was turned onto an apricot facial scrub it
worked for me but you cant give up, until you beat it . good luck .
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