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Aug 16, 2014
Grace H.
Hello lovlies! So recently I have tried some new remedies that I have noticed have really helped my complection!
1. apple cider vinegar
use as a toner and within a week I can almost guarantee you your face will be noticeably clearer!
2. toothpaste
best spot treatment I have ever tried! just dab a bit with a q tip on affected areas and sleep on a towel so you won't bleach your pillow case, and then wash off in the morning!
hope these helped you guys!! :*
Aug 16, 2014
Bry R.
Well I heard good things about the apple vinegar but I heard toothpaste is bad and very drying to the skin.
Aug 16, 2014
Leslie N.
Both of these are kinda iffy to me but it is your skin and everyone is different. I just highly recommend not using toothpaste if you have sensitive skin. It's not meant for the face..
Aug 16, 2014
Nicole c.
The white toothpaste is ok to use on your skin it has identical ingredients to a lot of acne SPOT treatments, including menthol because f it's soothing properties it can reduce redness and swelling, also acts as a seal to protect the pimple from acquiring more bacteria: ) try using baking soda as a scrub or spot treatment if the toothpaste is too strong for you! it has worked miracles on my acne. Do you have any remedies for acne scarring? that's what I need help with.
Aug 16, 2014
Olivia B.
HONEY OMG ITS AMAZING make sure it's raw though ^^
Aug 16, 2014
Nicole c.
Omg yes honey too! I forgot about that one: )
Aug 16, 2014
Shannon S.
Nicole,I think she meant honey is good for scarring:)
Aug 16, 2014
Cara S.
I use honey and it works so well for me! Just apply on problem areas and sleep!
Aug 18, 2014
Grace H.
Yes honey is definitely good for scarring as well as oatmeal and lemon! yes I probably should have mentioned that my skin in definitely NOT sensitive, so toothpaste works for me. but do not use it if you have dry or sensitive skin.