Home Remedies To Get Rid Of Spots/Pimples?

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Yolande P.

Oct 2, 2013

Yolande P.

Title sort of explains it :)

Meagan M.

Oct 2, 2013

Meagan M.

Advil liquid pills. It's highly suggested by many people. And it does the job fairly quick. I tested it and it's working pretty well.

Katie W.

Oct 2, 2013

Katie W.

What are Advil liquid pills? I've never heard of them:/ I live in the uk, are they just from chemists?

Meagan M.

Oct 2, 2013

Meagan M.

Oh yes. They are meant to it think get rid of colds if you don't have that someone suggested baking powder and water!

Katie W.

Oct 2, 2013

Katie W.

thankyou meagan!

Tatyana Z.

Oct 2, 2013

Tatyana Z.

Apple Cider vinegar! you could look up some tutorials on google or YouTube. ACV is said to do wonders for both acne and dandruff.

Kelly C.

Oct 3, 2013

Kelly C.

A lot of stuff contributes to acne, diet, face products, stress, hormones, etc. as for diet I read sugar, dairy, and caffiene can cause ance (in studies by doctors), avoid stress, and check your face products' ingredients to make sure they don't cause acne at cosdna.com. exfoliate your face to prevent dead skin clogging pores (citrus fruits have citric acid to help exfoliate, so try rubbing lemon or orange juice and leave it on for a few minutes). also get lots of nutrients and exercise helps clear acne b/c it gets the blood pumping and bring nutrients to your face. also if you sweat, wash your face immediately b/c sweat can cause acne. basically prevention helps best.

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