List of cystic acne tips.

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Cami J.

Jun 10, 2014

Cami J.

I just wanted to help all the girls out there insecure about skin. It hurts to walk out everyday with such bad acne. But I have some tips I've learned from years of different types if acne attacking my skin.

General tips:
-Look up facial mapping for acne online. It does work because of the flow of nerves and oils glands under the skin
-Drink water to flush out toxins
-Make sure you have a balanced diet or take vitamins to regulate your health and oil
-Wear primer and moisturize under makeup to protect skin.
-Wear sunscreen to prevent tanning scars on acne

Cystic acne tips:
-vicks vapor rub works wonders as a spot treatment. But only for deep under the skin pimples.
-Tea tree oil works well also.
-Do not pop whatsoever or poke a hole at all.
-Exfoliate with aha or bha to chemically strip the skin and not irritate the spot.
-Sooth the skin ALOT with tea masks and water masks that heal the skin after harsh treatments.

Cami J.

Jun 10, 2014

Cami J.

Sorry I forgot a few. A mask made of honey, cinnamon, and nutmeg mixed with a facial clay can pull out toxins from comedonal acne very nicely.

Cami J.

Jun 10, 2014

Cami J.

Oil cleansing with a dry and nourishing oil opens up the pores and clears white heads and blackheads WONDERFULLY. But caution; use a cold pressed castor oil or dry oil or else it will give you cystic spots and infections.

Gabriela L.

Jun 10, 2014

Gabriela L.

Thank you for this!?

Gabriela L.

Jun 10, 2014

Gabriela L.

Oh that's supposed to be a heart , sawwy.

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