How so u get baby soft skin without acne %26amp; giant pores I am young and I where mask avery night I do the scrob %26amp; black head stuff %26amp; it doesn't work what do I do???????????????
I DONT want u 2 answere unless u r an expert %26amp; u have tried this %26amp; it realy realy works ...not u have heard it works I want it 2 realy work
It can be anything I dont care if it stings I just need good soft beautiful skin.
How so u get baby soft skin without acne?
Leave your skin alone. Leave the scrub alone! Leave the acne cream and other crap alone!
You don't need to wash your face constantly. You can't wash off zits. You are irritating your skin and damaging it.
When I was in my teens, I had acne. It started off as a few spots, so I started wearing concealer and foundation. It got worse, so I wore my hair more in my face as I was self-conscious. It got worse. I started using acne cream. It got worse. Everything I did made it worse.
Finally, I started drinking more water- 1 litre-2 litres a day. The difference was incredible. I started exercises more, ate better etc. Baby soft skin is hydrated skin. You don't need moisturiser- you just need a good diet +_lots of water.
Bad diet is linked to acne and obesity. If you have a bad diet, you are prone to constipation, indigestion etc. Constipation, especially, creates big, hard spots on your temples (the area at the side of your eyebrows near your ears).
My advice would be to:
1) Go vegetarian, if possible. It helps you avoid junk food, keeps your body clear of lots of nasty fats and means your digestive system will be a happy bunny. Eat 5 a day.
2) Drink lots of water. Keep a small sports-style bottle on you at all times and sip it constantly.
3) Exercise. Get the heart pumping and it'll improve your circulation. This is especially good for giving you a healthy glow.
4) Fresh air. Don't spend your life on the computer and/or indoors. Go outside with your friends, play sports etc.
Everyone spends so much money and frets like crazy over having nice skin etc yet the things they NEED to do are completely free- look after your body. That's all there is to it.
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Reply:u need to see your doctor - acne is generally caused by hormones/chemical factors in your skin. finding the right balance between not drying out your skin as well as removing the acne will be possible with medication but you'll need to see your doctor who may be able to prescribe you some stuff, or he may refer you to a dermatologist who are experts on this stuff.
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I would use a treatment I read about in Prevention magazine that has worked for me, my family and many of my friends. This is relatively inexpensive as all products can be purchased at Walgreens or Wal Mart.
I wash twice a day (in morning and before bed) with a salicylic acid based cleanser such as Neutrogena Deep Clean Facial Cleanser.
In the morning after I wash, I apply an Alpha Hydroxy 8% AHA. This exfoliates my skin. Makeup and sunscreen can be applied over it.
At night, after washing, I rub an ice cube over my face until my face is as cold as I can stand it, I pat it dry until it is damp and apply a small amount of benzoyl peroxide 10% cream and massage it into the affected areas. I apply ice packs over this for about 5 minutes. Do this until your skin clears. Then you can use ice only as needed but continue with the other part of the regimen. I have clear glowing skin all year long with this treatment with little or no extraction.
Reply:If you have not tried proactiv you might want to. It helped me.
Reply:I totally feel your pain, and let me tell you what worked for me, seriously, try it.
first, stop the mask and other products. eliminate any toxic foods in your diet, like pizza, burgers, and processed stuff. Drink about a gallon of water per day. Get in a tub of hot water every night and put a towel over your face, when you take it off, your black heads should be grey. gently squeeze large ones clear, and leave the small ones alone till they become big. Go out and buy Shiseido's "pureness" line of skin care, use the face wash after your steam bath scrubbing it on your face with an exfoliating pad or brush, Shiseido also makes a really good one, then use the "balancer", and then the moisturizer, i know you dont want to put the moisturizer on your face, but you must. I think that with this moisture in my pores, it sort of stopped the natural oils from clogging them up. through out the day, use oil blotting papers, and most importantly, no matter how bad your skin looks, do not use any make up for at least a month while doing all this, if you dont see an improvement, let me know, because its worked for everyone i know. My skin is soft and pretty now. none of the products sting nor are they harsh on your skin, i think harsh chemicals made my skin worse, or just kept it sort of good looking and managable, but this line works miracles i swear. my skin cleared up completely after about 1 month of this regimen and my whole family uses it. i am not trying to advertise for shiseido and this is just an opinion.
Reply:proactive has been very good for me , you should try it if it doesn't work for you which i doubt it they will refund your money.
I have used it for two years know just to prevent any future breakouts. i used to cry and pray for my pimples to clear out .
i had used everything out on the pharmacies , dermatologist and some of them did work but they will soon come back.
GOOD LUCK!!
Reply:One of the most important things is your diet. "You are what you eat." Drink plenty of water (at least 8 glasses a day and even more if you drink caffinated beverages) and exercise. Consult a dermatologist or an esthetician. They can determine your skin type and tell you which products are best suited for your skin.
Wearing a mask everyday is a little bit excessive. You should only wear a mask 2-3 times a week, and only exfoliate 2-3 times a week. What types of products are you using? A drug store, retail or professional product? Professional products you can find at a spa have a higher integrity of ingrediets in it. You will see better and faster results compared to brands you find at a drug store.
Reply:easy. if you do not use make up or lip stick then it is easy. sweat is the best. so do something to make you sweat and then slower with crestess soap and lightly dry and use baby lotion not oil and you got soft skin. for extra soft but be careful with this lotion....this lotion is strong and will have you skin soft in a week. apply with or with out slowering you can wash up and after wash up use it. It is call GOLD BOND.
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some rules for preventing acne.
Reply:Here are the things my family has done for years. None of us have facial problems. My children got through teen years with no skin problems.
My Husband and his Mom easily get Blackheads and other bumps. Here is what eliminates the problem for them.
In a beauty department get one of those slightly rough scrubbing gloves. When you bathe, scrub your face thoroughly every time you bathe. This will keep the pores open and not allow them to fill with any junk. Scub your whole body with the glove so it will exfoliate and open all of your pores. Use as hot a shower or bath as you can tolerate.
At night I use Vaseline on my face, then in the morning, heat a wet hand towel in the microwave (30 seconds works) and clean my face with the hot wet towel. It feels great and your face will be as smooth as a babies bottom. If to start with you have open wounds, use some Neosporin on them to help close them up over night.
These are simple and nearly free, nothing expensive required.
I will say I am 65 and my children are 30 and 36 and we have used these methods for many years, successfully.
If your skin, like my husbands, has a real tendency towards problems this should be very helpful.
I personally use a scrub brush, it really is a cleaning scrub brush with a handle in the shower to scrub every inch of my body (not my face). This stops all itchy skin, because I constantly stay exfoliated.
One other thing I do is to mix a good quality lotion, Neutrogenia or Oil of Olay with my base makeup. This way it is lighter and I moisturize as I makeup every morning.
I do agree that a really healthy diet would be extremely beneficial.
Meat additives cause problems medically for many people, so try to take in as much fruit and vegetables as possible. Lay off the junk food and Drink lots of water and no sodas.
Acne could very well be an allergic reaction to some foods.
I hope my experiences help you out. Good Luck.
Reply:Looks like you do take care of your skin from the outside. But acne is a sign that something inside is not okay. You are also in a stage where you experience certain hormones changes that effect your skin. There are however way to take care of your skin naturally, and you don't have to pay for it...
Take care of your body from the inside and with your lifestyle and your skin will get softer and nicer. But it will take time, it won't happen just over night.
Drink enough water, exercise daily, get enough sleep and control your stress. Specially because you are young it is important you don't get stressed too much. It destroys your metabolism and some imporatant body functions. And when those functions fail to work properly the first sign comes out on your skin as acne, pimples and such...
Read more on my website, this stuff works! I wouldn't tell you this if I wasn't an expert in alternative medicine, these tips changed lives of many people I've helped in the past.
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Best Wishes!
Reply:I am using proactive, my face started to look better, but its not clear. I have only been using it for a month. I think the neutrogena oil free acne wash worsk so much better, makes your face soft and not dried out. I am going to use just neutrogena now.
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Reply:You said that you are young, so your hormones could be interfering with it. Try using a gentle cream face wash and put some baking soda w/it- it keeps your skin clean and it's not too rough. Sometimes, your skin will also react if you're doing too much to it, so just use gentle cleansers and use sunscreen, make sure your face products (make-up %26amp; lotion) are hypoallergenic and don't pick at your face. Hope that helps.
Reply:Hello,
Many parents might remember their own case of teen acne and how it made them feel shy or self-conscious. It is important to know that acne can impact a teen's self-esteem and self-confidence at a critical point in his or her development.
So what can you do to help your teenager with his or her acne and their overall well being?
The skin is often considered a reflection of our inner health. Good overall health requires a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals. A variety of fruits and vegetables, limited fat, and 8-10 glasses of water a day are beneficial for everyone.
By the way, science has disproved the myth that chocolate and fried foods cause acne. Nonetheless, a healthy diet is important.
Understand the causes of acne and the best skin care techniques. Be knowledgeable about treatment options. Share the information with your teen and help him or her to take control of his/her own acne. For some teens the best approach may be to point them in the direction of a teen or acne website and let them discover what they need to know for him or herself.
Teen Acne Tips:
Acne cannot be scrubbed away. In fact, abrasive washing or drying can irritate your teen's skin and worsen the acne. They should gently wash their skin with a mild soap once or twice daily, then rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
Astringents are not recommended unless your teen's skin is very oily. If they need to use an astringent, it should only be applied to the oily spots.
The best cosmetic skin care products and sunscreens to use are labeled oil-free, water-based, noncomedogenic or nonacnegenic. These products will not clog pores. Sunscreen should have a sun protection level of at least 15 SPF.
Many acne medications may cause sun sensitivity. Your teen should avoid excessive exposure to the sun. Despite a common belief, tanning does not clear up acne. It actually causes the skin to produce more oil. Tanning may also lead to premature aging and skin cancer.
Your teen should not scratch, pick, squeeze or pop his or her pimples. This may push bacteria from the pimple further into the skin and cause more inflammation and infection.
If over-the-counter products prove to be ineffective or you're concerned that your teen's lesions could cause scarring, consult with a dermatologist. Together, your teen and the dermatologist can find an effective acne treatment.
With the many acne treatments available today, there is truly no need for your teen to suffer the physical, social and emotional distress that acne may cause.
Consult with a Dermatologist!
The dermatologist will review your teen's condition and give serious consideration to the cause, type and severity of acne as well as to the type of skin he or she has. The degree of severity will help to determine whether the dermatologist will prescribe an acne medication or a combination of medications.
Prescription acne medications may contain antibiotics to help minimize bacteria and or other active ingredients that help to clear pores and treat new blemishes.
The best site that I have found for acne is tinasacnecare.com
Excellent information.
Cheers,
jan
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