Acne

I'd say it does cause it clogs your pores and the pimple just stays there longer and gets red. but if you really wanna wear make up then u have to wash your face really really good for it opens your pores for they arn't cloged :)

That's just plasma. It's like a bonding agent of blood. It contains little platelets that help hold skin together while healing and making newer skin (if it's white then it's pus). Plasma is also the same thing that heals a cut if you skin your knee or get scrached by a cat.

Water does not straightly get rid of acne but it can help prevent acne in the first place because you are washing the grease off your body which can cause acne

some chemical that is released by your body while exercising can get into your pores and make pimples if the cloth that you are wearing is irritating your skin (froting)

As per expert team of doctors from Reva Aesthetics (Delhi, India) the best treatment would be a brilliant multi-tasking laser, it treats redness, stubborn acne and the annoying scars it leaves behind, all the while rejuvenating your skin. Its advanced micropulse technology handles various spot sizes, handpieces and its dynamic cooling device offers a reduced downtime. It targets blood vessels, acne and open pores to give you the smooth and clear skin that you were born with. Again, treatment duration and intensity will depend on the type of problem.

Popping pimples only causes more pimples. It is not safe to pop a pimple with a needle because it may get infected. Put ice on it and then wet paper towel and stick it on alternate and continue. This causes redness and swelling to dissipate. Also taking vitamins drinking water and eating healthy will get rid of zits.

According to my experience popping pimples is pretty efficient. I suppose it depends on the skin. Of course you should note:

*Don't pop pimples if they're very small (no to little pus and no to little protrusion above skin).

* Pop them properly, remove most or all of the pus. Some bleeding is fine.

* Wash thoroughly after so the wound is clean.

Touching your face frequently can aggravate acne-prone skin. Because we use our hands to touch everything else we often have dirt, oil, and sometimes bacteria on them. You definitely do not want to expose your face to those elements.

a good and cheap way to remove acne scars from your face is to put vasaline only on the scar. do this about 3 times a day and keep it on overnight as well. in a couple of days the scar will peel leaving a new layer of skin on the bottom. this layer will be scar free! make sure you dont put vasaline on your entire face.

Everyone has them at one point, if they like you enough to be dating then pimples aren't a problem

Tee tree oil, is good for your skin, it helps dry it out-just enough to get rid of oils, i recomend you use it in conjunction with other acne treatments because tee tree oil only gets rid of bits of oil for people who have hardly any, i had bad acne and i just used it and still do , it just helps keep it oil free.

Hi,

I personally used Top Shirley Medicated Cream to clear acne, it worked very well. I could see a significant improvement in my skin within two weeks, and my acne scars also faded.

It might work on your acne, I know a lot of product's didn't work for me.

Take a look at shirleycream.co.uk

you can ice it, put a slice of potato on it for like ten mintues and try some home remedies.

Acne is a skin disorder associated with the inlfammation of the skins' pores. The pores can become blocked and infected by bacteria. This in turn causes the pores to become inflammed and red as the body fights the bacteria. Once the bacteria is dead there is often white or yellow puss left behind under a thin layer of skin.

Embarrassing as it to say you can get pimples under your eye as it has happened to me i don't know when they appeared but they did under both of my eyes luckily after using skin id they went away as of on your eyelid there was a boy that rode my bus and had one on his eyelid so i guess you can get it there to hopes this helps

Maybe it's not acne? Do you have ingrown hairs? Do you ride bikes a lot? Cyclists get pimples from rubbing, chaffing, sweating.

Try soaking in an epsom salt bath for a week (twice a day for thirty minutes) that should help -- if not , see your doctor or dermatologist.

Millions of kids have acne all around the world. It'd hard to say, because pimples can pop up and disappear so fast you hardly notice them. About 8 out of 10 teens and tweens get acne. Make sure you wash your face every morning and night. If your acne is really bad, try using a special acne scrub (Clean and Clear, Proactive, and Neutregena are common cleansers that are said to work well), or talk to a dermotoligist.

can tetracline shin ointment be use on pimples?

using a baby wipe or washing your face with warm water, it doesn't help if you put to much makeup on your face, especially if you have acne.

I used "acne expulsion pills" last year to get rid of my acne, I haven't had any acne return since.

Look for it on google. It's one of the top selling acne products in China, and across Asia.

yes, but it might not be on your toe it could actually be under the whole piece of skin next to your toe nail. Usually on the big toe. You can tell when that part of your toe looks shiny and hurts at the touch. Best way to deal with it is to pop it. It will hurt really bad.

Well, you can't if you hate them put makeup over them or squeeze lemon juice and mix the amount of water you desire but not more than the lemon juice and put it on everyday( it might burn a little)

There are many ways to prevent a breakout of pimples.

1, Drink plenty of water

2, Do not touch your face, you'll be amazed how many times we touch our face with dirty hands.

3, Keep hair clean and off of your face.

4. Wash face and hands with a natural soap such as syrinx za - do not use chemicals

5. Never squeeze

Hope that helps

There are many single essential oils used in the treatment of eczema.

Some of theses are: Lemon balm, bergamot, white birch, carrot seed, cedarwood,chamomile, hyssop, calendula, rose, rosemary, thyme and yarrow are a few.

There are essential oil books with good suggestions for combinations of these oils and appropriate carrier oils as most of the oils on this list should not be used undiluted.