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ToothpasteDOES NOT cure acne... I have a bad case of acne and have tried every cure in the book including Proactiv*.... Toothpaste, if at the most, will just make your acne problems worse... The only cure i have found for acne so far is Spectro AcneCare deep pore vanishing lotion.... i think i payed under $10 for a 25 ml bottle... You can get it at any drug store... GOOD LUCK :)

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12y ago

Usually, especially if you use it regularly. It's also a good idea to have a professional cleaning every six months. You could also try some of the whitening products out there, and there are even stronger whitening agents that your dentist's office can use.

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13y ago

No it onlyy makes your face sting try sudo cream it is really good jst put it on before u go to bed :)

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11y ago

No,rather it brings out more spot and ringle

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yea but only if its not popped or else it will scab what kind of toothpaste should i use??? please help ^

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15y ago

putting toothpaste on your spots does not work it just makes your spots really dry but if you buy proper stuff on your spots it really works!

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12y ago

No.. Toothpaste can actually make it worse. Don't use toothpaste.

Wash your face twice a day and put pimple gel on it to help the healing.

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yes

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How do you get rid of acne when your in the shower?

Toothpaste or maybe try washing your face


How does toothpaste get rid of acne?

the toothpaste acts like a mask on your face, normally, the toothpaste won't take away your acne right away. however it will reduce the size of bumps. the toothpaste's minty smell opens your pores and cleans them out like a vacuum. It dries pimples out.Toothpaste also can get rid of Hickeys!


How do you get rid of acne with home remedies?

Apply regular toothpaste and sleep with it over-night.


Can you use toothpaste to get read of acne?

Well, I've heard if you put a little bit of toothpaste on a acne sore or scab and leave it on till morning that it will dry it up im not sure if it get completely rid of the acne i havent tried it and right now im wondering the same question but i dont know what kind of toothpaste your suppose to use.


Is toothpaste good for acne?

The consensus of dermatologists in reply to this question is that there is no connection between toothpaste and acne.


How do you get rid of acne if you pick it all the time?

First off, dont pick at it. Simply walk/drive to a store, buy anti-acne cream, or use toothpaste. It works well


How do you get rid of back acne quick?

proactive is a really great product for acne, however if you need a fix really quickly, mint flavored toothpaste over the acne (usually worn as a mask for 15- 30 minutes) can reduce the size of bumps.


How can you get rid of acne in 1 day?

You can't. Not one type of treatment relieves acne instantly. Certain treatments/applications (Clinique, Proactiv, Toothpaste [yes, it works], ect..) do help reduce the size, redness, and look of the 'acne'. Although, you must be PATIENT. Acne treatments take time.


How do you get rid of pimples without using acne products?

Try applying toothpaste on you spots. It will help dry them up. Also try tea tree oil.


How to get rid of sits and pimples?

Use acne cleansers, and try not to stress out. When you stress out, it makes you break out big time. And if these don't work, I heard something about using toothpaste...


Can toothpaste make acne go away overnight?

No.


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Cats do not get acne.