Acne?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Question

ok. so i dont have like really bad acne its mainly bad on my forhead.but i want to look good when i go back to school.does anyone know of any REALLY good brands that i could get that have worked for you.Or any that work in like a week?I have already tried,acne free,cetaphil,and st.ives.So any solutions plz help!

I will give best answer!

Answer 1

I used to have the exact same problem, I had acne in my forehead and in my chin. I used tons of products from neutrogena to home made remedies but nothing seemed to work. One of my co-workers bought me a soap from avenno and a face cream. I wash my face with the soap once in the morning and once at night and I use the cream before I go to bed. It has helped me alot..... I used to put on tons of make up to hide my acne and now I started using less my face is clearing up and I feel much confident. Trust me this stuff really works, just make sure you are consistent and use it everyday and you Will see results soon I promise.

Answer 2

Clearasil ultra worked for me

Answer 3

Hi you may try some tips from here http://epictureperfect.net/acne_cure.php

Answer 4

1) Cook oatmeal and apply on face for fifteen minutes and wash.

2) Make a warm bath with blanch of nettle and rosemary.

3) Apply equal amount of lemon juice and rose water with a cotton ball and wash it after haif an hour for 15 to 20 days.

For dozens of more ways, prevention, types and reasons check

http://www.beauticianworld.com/acneremed...

Answer 5

I think you should stop trying product after product.

I did that when I was younger and hurt my skin. You should look for help from a dermatologist so he can help you with your specific problem or you can try some treatments that don't involve the use of chemicals.

In this site you can find the best 3 products of this kind, where you won't hurt your face...

http://acnefreefast.weebly.com/

Answer 6

i use neutrogena daily face scrub, it's got the beads to scrub away the excess but it's gentle enough to use on a daily basis rather than once a week like other scrubs. i also use clearisil cleansing pads. those are great for when im taking off my make up. use a moisturizer after you've cleaned your face. it keeps your face nice and soft[;

Answer 7

i have the same problem.

or had ahha.

acnefree works great !

Answer 8

well, my friend likes the clean and clear advantage kit.  I use avon's clearskin professionals, it just came out and it's supposed to work as good as proactive.  I just got it, so idk exactly how long its going to take, but i've used it a few times, and i can already see a difference.  But idk if you can get that yet, the only reason I did was cuz my mom is an avon lady.  if you have a stubborn zit that won't go away or something like that, try bye-bye blemish, it's really good. You put it on at night and in the morning the zit is gone.  I found it at rite-aid.  and if you can't find that, just put a dab of toothpaste on it before you go to bed and it dries it up.  but not liquid toothpaste, just regular.

Good luck and I hope I helped!

Answer 9

go to...

LUSH.com

they have amazing products i just ordered a bunch of stuff for my face from there =]

i got the Fresh Farmacy soap,

Tea Tree spritzer

and Enzymion moisturizer.

can't wait till they come =]

Answer 10

My skin is broken out like crazy on my chin right now and i start school monday....i think I'm gonna go into a tanning bed twice before school(it dries the zits).

Try a tanning bed or Tea Tree Oil,that helps me alot..

Answer 11

There are a ton of acne treatments out there that will work and some that won't. Everyone is different when it comes to acne treatments. One product may work well for me but not work at all for you. You could try some natural acne treatments as well as over the counter ones.

Answer 12

Probably the most useful lifestyle changes you can make are to apply hot compresses to pustules and cysts and never to pick or squeeze pimples. Playing with or popping pimples, no matter how careful and clean you are, nearly always makes bumps stay redder and bumpier longer. People often refer to redness as "scarring," but fortunately it usually isn't in the permanent sense. It's just a mark that takes months to fade if left entirely alone.

Here are a few informative links.