Please help with my Acne.

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Aug 14, 2015

Lexus W.

I'm going back to school soon and I want clear skin.

Aug 14, 2015

Shreya S.

Make sure to eat clean and drink enough water. don't touch your face as that can transfer germs and try using a deep cleaning system. good luck!

Aug 14, 2015

Lexus W.

Thanks do you use any cream or something

Aug 14, 2015

Risha V.

What you can do is use some avocado face mask and a milk mask. Those work good.

Aug 14, 2015

Style T.

I think it's always good to go to the dermatologist :)

Aug 14, 2015

Riff W.

For acne creams, you can go to Walmart and get a spot treatment. I use one from Clearisl (I may have spelled that wrong) however you can try any one you want. I'm not sure what grade you're in but don't worry about it too much, everyone gets a little bit of acne at some point in their life so if you do have a bit, no one will really care.

Aug 14, 2015

Cayla S.

Your diet actually has nothing to do with your acne. That's what the doctor told me. I've been using this cream on my face called benza clin every night and it's the only products that I've tried that actually made a huge difference. You have to get it from the doctor tho.

Developing a solid skin care routine is key when it comes to clearing up your skin. Cleanse, tone, moisturize.
The most effective and most commonly used acne fighting ingredient is Benzoyl Peroxide. Benzoyl Peroxide works by killing off the bacteria causing your acne and drying up pustules at the same time.
Another common favourite is tea tree oil, it has anti bacterial and nourishing properties that will combat your acne and overall improve your complexion. It can be used as a spot treatment or found in acne fighting products.
Sulphur masks are also great; they work through osmosis to rid your body of the toxins under your skin that may be causing breakouts. I highly recommend the Murad one; use a sulphur or any acne fighting mask once a week to help speed up the process of ridding your skin from pimples.
When it comes to the actual routine you want to be sure you're consistent with it and washing your face once a day. A problem a lot of people have it that they do not properly wash their face, whenever you touch your face you want to follow your lymphatic system. It is the system that flushes out toxins from your face and working against it will cause build up and lead to breakouts. I like to think of it like streams, ponds and lakes. Streams are from your nose outward, working from the innermost part of your face you want to move your hand towards the outer edges. Now toxins are built up in 'ponds' Around the edges of your face, so finish off by going from the temple to the chin on either side, the lakes are the bottom of your chin! Start off with a cleanser with any of those acne fighting ingredients and use it to wash off any dirt oil or makeup from that day, always run in gentle circular motions following your nymphatic system. I recommend a foaming or gel water activated cleanser as they're usually more deep cleansing and will help you get rid of the bacteria under your skin. After wards always follow it with a toner. The high quantity of minerals in water will throw off your Ph balance and cause your skin to freak out which will not contribute to your acne problems. Afterwards follow up with a water based moisturizer. Oil can clog your pores and irritate your acne. If you have dry skin and cannot go without proper moisturizing get a hydrating serum to apply under your day cream.

Aug 14, 2015

Lydia B.

If it is cystic it'll be super hard to clear with this advice ^^
you should probs see a derm but if its just normal acne than you can probs get rid of it in a couple of weeks. here are some products that cleared up a lot of my acne:

- Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Stress Control Power-Clear Scrub
- Cetaphil Clear Skin Acne Control Kit
- Formula 10.0.6 Acne Blemish Treatment
- Sudden Change Scar ZoneA Acne Treatment & Scar Diminishing Cream
- Benzac Benzoyl Peroxide Acne Treatment