Nov 30

What’s the best acne solution for teens?

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I have had clear skin most of my life, but within the last year I’ve gotten acne on my forehead and a little on my chin and my nose is often just slightly red. It got irritated with all the products and I have a few scars remaining on my lower forehead. I’ve tried the Obagi Clenziderm acne kit and it made no difference. I’ve heard Exposed is an effective brand and that the Acnepril supplement can work pretty well too.

Go to the store and get Cortizone 10.It will help stop acne.

Soak a cotton ball in warm salt water. Press on top of blemish for 3 minutes to dissolve the top. Then, dab a bit of honey on the affected area to deep clean the pore and draw out bacteria. Let it sit for 10 minutes.

One thing you should do is change your pillow case(s) every day. That way you won’t get any oil or dirt on your face again.

"Proactiv®" has also proven to be useful in some circumstances, though for some people it doesn’t work.

If you ever pop a whitehead and you have "Proactiv®", put a dab of Revitalizing Toner on the popped zit. This should help clear it.

Apply some sudocrem to your spots, This helps them.

Use shampoo! suave professionals biobasics for damaged hair is a good example. its cheap and you have a lot of it, and at the same time it gets rid of all the oil and grease, helping zits fade. however, many shampoos contain lauryl sulfates which can damage your skin.

Bye…

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4 comments for “What’s the best acne solution for teens?”

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Lovely1

Proactiv works really well. I’ve been using it since I was a teenager.
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November 30th, 2009 at 1:12 pm
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s. m.

try a couple of things: 1) are you using hair products like gels, sprays? when you sweat they seep onto your skin & clog pores & can cause acne 2) use a benzoyl peroxide wash that is non-prescription. ask your pharmacist for a 2-5% strength. use this once or twice daily on the affected areas. don’t scrub! it makes it worse.
if your acne continues to worsen, go to a dermatologist. he/she will probably put you on a retinoid (like tazorac or ziana) and an oral antibiotic (like minocycline/solodyn.) be compliant/use your medications and your acne should clear in a few months.
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November 30th, 2009 at 2:01 pm
3
ovidio

One of my friends has wrote about his struggle with acne and how he cured it. If you’re interested: http://www.my-acne-success.net/
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November 30th, 2009 at 2:18 pm
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Thunderwave

Go to the store and get Cortizone 10.It will help stop acne.

Soak a cotton ball in warm salt water. Press on top of blemish for 3 minutes to dissolve the top. Then, dab a bit of honey on the affected area to deep clean the pore and draw out bacteria. Let it sit for 10 minutes.

One thing you should do is change your pillow case(s) every day. That way you won’t get any oil or dirt on your face again.

"Proactiv®" has also proven to be useful in some circumstances, though for some people it doesn’t work.

If you ever pop a whitehead and you have "Proactiv®", put a dab of Revitalizing Toner on the popped zit. This should help clear it.

Apply some sudocrem to your spots, This helps them.

Use shampoo! suave professionals biobasics for damaged hair is a good example. its cheap and you have a lot of it, and at the same time it gets rid of all the oil and grease, helping zits fade. however, many shampoos contain lauryl sulfates which can damage your skin.

Bye…
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November 30th, 2009 at 2:48 pm

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