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Mar 22, 2013
Hannah D.
Does toothpaste really work on pimples? And is it safe?
Mar 22, 2013
Alicia H.
Hi Hannah!
Such a DIY trick once worked when toothpaste was very simple. Now with all the added baking soda and whitening ingredients you can end up bleaching your skin - yikes!
Asprin is known to be a great DIY zit zapper and is fairly inexpensive. Either crush a pill up and add some water to create a paste or pop a liquid gel formula with a pin and it's already made for you.
Hope that helps!
xo
Mar 23, 2013
Hannah D.
Great! Thanks so much!!
Mar 23, 2013
Shreeia S.
You could also apply a peel off mask to the pimple it is quite safer and easier to put moisture back into your skin because it is made to dry it out.