Long time pimples don't know what to do !?

Question

ok well i am on proactive and its working great with white heads but not black heads can anyone help ! i want them gone before school. oh the black heads are on my chin and sides of my noes . help ! please!

Answer 1

I use St . Ives Apricot Srub   , it works great and is only like  $4 something , less expensive then most face washes ... and this one actually works . You can get it at just about any store .

Day and Night Directions :

- Wet your face with warm water

- Massage the  scrub gently on your face for 1-2 minutes , paying good attention to the spots where the most blackheads are

- Rinse the scrub off with warmish water

- Splash cold water on your face

- Pat your face dry ( DO NOT RUB DRY !! )

- Use an astrigent if you have acne besides the blackheads

- After the astrigent is dry / or if you didnt use it .. after your face is dry ,  use a light , oil free moisturizer on your face

Continue doing this as your regular beauty routine and you should see results !! :)

If you have any problems or questions about anything at all  , contact me at :

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hope this helped ! :)  

Answer 2

i'm a blogger at buzz.prevention.com, and i actually just wrote about a new online guide to fixing your skin. i used it for myself, and after i answered a bunch of quetsions about my skin type and problems, it recommended a list of in-store products i could use to fix things. it's so impossible to know what to use (and not spend tons of money) with all those brands out there. here's a link to the blog... let me know if the Web site works for you.

http://buzz.prevention.com/community/cpl...

Answer 3

how do you not no what to do?? see a frickendermatologistt!!

Answer 4

Use an exfoliator scrub like: "Microdermabrasion" from "abrione it works wonders it has such as small beads they wont harm your skin

I hope you like it too

Answer 5

For Black heads try Biore Pore Cleansing Strips. I use them about once every week, they work great for your chin and nose blackheads.

Also if you have especially difficult acne then try visiting a dermatologist. They will help you pick out whats best for your skin type