I was raised in Texas so in result of the sun daily, I have freckles on my cheeks & nose.
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To treat freckles that are already present, several safe and effective methods are available:\n\nBleaching creams -- Products containing hydroquinone and kojic acid can be purchased without a prescription. Higher concentrations of hydroquinone (over 2%) require a prescription. These products can lighten freckles if they are applied consistently over a period of months. \nTretinoin -- Sometimes used in conjunction with other bleaching creams, tretinoin (vitamin A acid, Retin-A) also helps to make freckles lighter when applied over a period of time. \nCryosurgery -- A light freeze with liquid nitrogen can be used to treat freckles. \nLaser treatment -- Several lasers, especially ones that produce a green light, can lighten and eliminate freckles safely and effectively. Like cryosurgery, this is a simple and safe procedure with a high success rate and a low risk of scarring.
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you need to wear pants & long sleeves all summer and big hats in the sun. Only come out at night if need be Stay outta the sun for at least a year. Your fair skin should slowly come back
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I feel the same way. Some people can't  take a lot of sun exposure.\n You could try hydrating well with Gatorade before going out and take your water bottle with you.
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I like A Sunburnt Country it is better than the one we have
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You really do need to see a doctor for this, to rule out any serious conditions.  \n\nIt may very well be you are just extra-sensitive to the sun, and to heat.  Some people are, regardless of race.  Also, if you are on any medications, ask your pharmacist if any of them might cause an increased sensitivity to sunlight/heat.\n\nOne reason you need to see a doctor is that a disease called Lupus makes people very sun-sensitive.  There are other symptoms involved as well, and a doctor will be able to tell you if you have it or not.  If you do, it is important to have appropriate ongoing treatment so it doesn't get worse and so that it affects your life as little as possible.  If your doctor determines you do not have lupus, s/he will at the least be able to give suggestions for enduring hot sunny weather more comfortably.
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Yes.. infact I went to the lake a couple of days ago and forgot repelent. I have 4 on my face right now. It's awful! It looks like I'm breaking out terribly!
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It is called an Iris Nevus, which means it is a freckle. I have one also and didnt know what it was until recently. My eyes are very  green and the "freckle" is  kinda reddish brown and located near the pupil and about the same size, as the pupil of my right eye. I was told it is nothing to worry about unless it does change. I have listed some sites that I  found to be informative. Hope this helps you. Blessings :)
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A red sharpie....a safety pin...dip a paint brush in red paint...\n\nYou either get freckles or you don't....
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Did you mean freckles, if so, then here are some sites I found that I hope will help you. From my own experience, I use a good foundation to protect my face from the sun that contains SPF 15 and it also helps me to cover up places I do not want to show. I would also go see a doctor, such as a dermatologist. Hope this has helped!!!
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I know.  I've had this before when I was younger.\n\nThis is an allergy to the sun.  You got too much sun exposure and you don't have enough vitamin A and E in your system.\n\nFirst, Start taking some multi-vitamins that contain vitamins E and A.  Do not take mega amounts, because they (especially Vitamin A) can be toxic to your liver if you overdo it.  They are not water soluble, so you cannot piss them out by drinking lots of water.)\n\nAlso please get out of the sun for a few days until the bumps go away. If you must go out in the sun cover your face with a strong sun block and wear a hat. Some make up has sun block built into it, but I doubt it will cover the bumps because they are raised and like little blisters.\n\nIf you do not really have sun bumps, other possibilities are poison ivy, German measles (don't get near any pregnant women) or an allergic rash to something else.\n\nHope this helps.
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I had really bad skin when I was growing up. My face would be covered in blackheads and I have really big pores so I was always squeezing the heck out of my face and that was just making them worse because like you said they would all be back the next day. So my suggestion to you would be to steam your face every night before you go to bed to open up all of the pores and while your face is still warm you need to get a cucumber face mask and put it on your face for about 20 minutes. After you peel it off put Vaseline on your face and leave it on overnight. I don't know why but for some reason this keeps your pores clean. Hope that this helps you out\nCheers
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Ive just recently got back off a very hot holiday.. We used factor 25 and i still got a Golden tan.. its best to always were Sun Block.. :)
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handsome lotion over here I am getting sun burned\nhandsome and Gretal went to the forest,  (joke)
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you can try a tanning salon, whatever pigment you have in the skin is your default, that will never change, you can change the tan by exposure, good luck
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wash your face daily with hot water and vinegar, this will clear it up and then do it once in a while to keep it clear
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Adeep peel (phenol) would get rid of the freckles, but it is very uncomfortable, the recovery period is long (and you will look extemely frightening during the process).  On top of that, you run the slight risk of scarring.  Also, your face will never tan again as the skin will lose all pigment.  I really don't think you would want to go that far for freckles.     Try using a suncreen every day, faithfully, whether you are going outdoors or not.  Also, a dermatologist can prescribe a prescription strength hydroquinone cream which should help.  The cost of a peel is about $3,000.
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You have two different problems the first one is your oily skin. For that, wash your face with neem soap three times a day followed by applying sunscreen moisturizer… it is essential\n\nSecondly, your skin is turning dark. It clearly shows that you are exposing your self more in the noon sunshine. For protection wear cap, trousers and full sleeves shirt and cotton gloves while venturing out in sun. \n\nIn addition, apply sunscreen lotion on your face and on the exposed pats of your body and take bath daily. Calamine lotion is also considered effective.