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Jul 9, 2014
Paula E.
Ohh I know the feeling. I'd say drink green tea and try to eat healthirr and maybe buy something natural face wash.
Jul 9, 2014
lexi g.
Sudocream works wonders , it gets rid of the pain and the redness , I have some on me right now!
Jul 9, 2014
Breeze T.
Did you try a new foundation or product lately? They might have caused the breakouts. Try going without makeup today and tell your doctor so he/she can help you out! I just wanted to say that you are so SO gorgeous without makeup, spots and all! You should definitely try no makeup days more often!
Jul 9, 2014
Savanna W.
Raw honey is great for soothing skin! Before applying it to your face, be sure to test it to make sure you're not allergic to it. If it's fine, apply it to the individual spots or all over your face and leave it for a minimum of 30 minutes. Personally, I like to leave it on overnight. Then just rinse off and moisturize!
Keep in mind though that if the spots are pimples, the honey will bring them to surface and they will be ready to be popped. After you do that, apply more raw honey as it is healing and antibacterial!
Hope this helps! Good luck. 😊
Jul 9, 2014
Diana T.
See a dermatologist before it gets worse or you try to fix it yourself and make it worse
Jul 9, 2014
Baily R.
I tried this skin care line called "Ole Henricksen". This line is amazing, and it made my face look like it never has before. I have had minor troubles with pimples and blackheads. I have been using this stuff for a few months now and there is a complete difference in my complexion. I also take biotin and vitamin c. They will give your complexion a really glow, and help your hair an dnails grow longer too!
Jul 10, 2014
Rachel B.
First of all I love your eyebrowsss
I dunno if this will really help or anything, but if they're just spots, some rosehip seed oil might help since it helps even out your skintone. It might need to be something to talk to your dermatologist about though.