How much water should you drink to have a clear face?

Answer 1

As much as you need to rinse off the product you are using. Some products for dry skin, which are more common in European countries like France where women believe water is drying to the skin, don't need water at all. They are creams you rub into your face and then wipe off with a towel/tissue/cotton ball. These are not recommended for oily skin.

Answer 2

This can be quite the difficult task when there are tons of facial cleansers out there, and so many wrong options that can cause breakouts.

One highly recommended facial cleanser (by dermatologists as well) is Neutrogena Deep Clean facial cleanser. Honestly, there are five products you need to achieve a clear face. Facial cleanser, alcohol-free toner, moisturizer, a little makeup, and persa gel. (Preferably all Neutrogena brand)

Every morning religiously wash your face with your facial cleanser, alcohol-free toner, and moisturizer. Remember DON'T scrub your face. This will only irritate your skin, and lead to more breakouts. After applying those three products, put a dot of makeup on each blemish. To use makeup correctly, DO NOT blend in. Only blend AROUND the blemish so the makeup can cover up the zit without you having to cake up yourself with makeup---when really there's only a few blemishes.

At nighttime, AVOID rewashing your face. I know alot of people recommend washing your face day and night, but to tell the truth, facial cleansers strip the natural oils of your face, and when used too often, they cause breakouts. So at the end of the day before going to bed, just rinse your face with warm water. I know what they say about not picking at your face, but if there is one time to pick, it's now. Pop only surface blemishes, not the ones under the skin....they'll come when they're ready. After the popping is done, rinse your face with warm water again. (Don't worry, the redness will go down some by morning....and plus there is always makeup!) After that, dab a bit of persa gel on each blemish. Leave on over night and wash off the next morning. Most likely the persa gel will work it's miracles and have the blemish ready to pop easy by morning. Pop it and then wash your face like normal---facial cleanser, alcohol-free toner, and moisturizer. Of course, then use some makeup. I don't recommend using persa gel in the morning, because then the blemish will form on the surface during the day and become visible! No one wants that!

So that's how to get a clear face.

EXTRA TIPS:

> Drinking more water has been proven to significantly reduce blemishes in many cases.

> Your diet has alot of to do with your skin's appearance. So less sweets and junk foods can not only help with weight loss, but it can also help your skin look healthier.

> Exercising daily can contribute to your skin as well. The more you exercise, the more you sweat. The more you sweat, the more clean your pores become. Always remember to shower after exercising.

Answer 3

You should drink about 8 glasses a day. Adding lemon is really good for cleansing too.