I've tried natural brushes and synthetic. I've tried washing them, combing them, and brushing them over and over til no more fall out but as soon as I go to use powder or bronzer the little black hairs stick to my face and they're really hard to get off without ruining my makeup. IT"S SOOO ANNOYING!!!
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always jhad this problem till i brought the clinique brushes had them months and no hair loss fab brushes cost a bit but worth it mate xx
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1.  Wet a wash cloth with hot tap water, as hot as you can handle. \n\n2.  Put it on the zit for about 10 minutes. The longer you leave it on, the better. It will help to bring the impurities the surface.\n\n3. Gently squeeze it (NO NAIL ACTION!!!). \n\n4. Leave it alone until it has settled (minimum of 1 hour). No picking, ice cube will help here as well.\n\n5. Before bed dab on the toothpaste (as mentioned in previous postings, don't use the gels).\n\n6. In the morning remove paste and  dab on a little bit of concealer.\n\nGood Luck!!!\n\nP.S. Hot wash cloth is going to sting a bit so be prepared.\nIt really works, I did this before my formal.
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Consider yourself lucky to have only 3 and not 503 like I do!!!:)\nFirst try this: Boil some water first and place your face over the bowl and cover your head with a towel to make sure the steam is in you face. This will open up your pores. Keep you head covered for a minimum of 5 minutes. Then try squeezing always by wrapping a thin tissue of paper (I use toilet paper) around your fingers. It helps avoid nail marks and scars!\nIf that doesn't work try this:..it might seem extreme but it's what my beautician used to do. You get a needle and disinfect it with alcohol, you then gently poke the black head so as to loosen the opening and voila! When you squeeze it should come out.\nGood luck and don't forget to disinfect after you're done!
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LOL. Sorry to laugh but this reminds me of my son.  When he was in junior high they did a skit where him and his friends dressed up as the Village People.  My son thought it would be cool to draw chest hair on himself and did it with a black magic marker.  Well, we never did find anything that would remove that off of him.  It did fade, going through various stages of blue to green in the process.  \nSorry I wasn't any help.  If there are no good suggestions out here coming your way, don't worry, it will eventually wear off.
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u can get rid off blackheads by steam-scrub ...\nfor moles/birthmargs consult a skin specialist..
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Fingernail polish is the best, but try washing it off with warm water and soap. May have to do it acouple of times for it to come off.
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Get them waxed.  It's cheap, and it only takes a minute.  Just do it when you have a few hours to just be home, they get kind of red and puffy afterwards.  Then you can pluck with tweezers in between waxings.  Usually the girl who cuts your hair can do it...just ask.  And yes, down with unibrows! :)
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There's not a whole lot you can do to close your pores. You have large pores because you have oily skin...again, nothing you can do about it. The only thing you can do is to make sure your skin is clean. Every morning, wash your face with plain soap and hot water (the hot water opens the pores even more, allowing the dirt to be cleared out). Then, use a light moisturizer (oil free) on your face (one that has a SPF of at least 8). Treat blackheads with any treatment that contains ingredients that fight blackheads (can't remember the name of that acid that starts with an S ). Never squeeze your zits, as this can cause scars. Make sure you wash your pillow case every week, as this holds the oil from your face, and can make things worse for your face. There are many products on the market that help treat breakouts. Being an Avon representative, I recommend the Clearskin line, which has everything you need to keep your face clean. If you continue having skin problems, go to a dermatologist, who can give you prescriptions to help you better deal with your skin. Also, you can treat your face to a weekly sauna. Boil a pot of water, set the pot on the table, then throw a towel over your head while you keep your face about 8-12 inches above the pot. Stay in the "sauna tent" for about 15-20 minutes. Afterward, use the towel to wipe off your face, then wash with your soap & use your moisturizer. Keep your routine as simple as possible, so that you're more likely to stick with it. Never go to bed with make-up on. And only wear foundation for special occasions, so as to keep your pores from becoming clogged. If you've already done all you can, then just keep doing it. It's been my experience that most skin types go through stages, and can often clear up, over time. <*)))><
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A few hairs are common. You can pluck them off if you want, but it would be more cosmetic and wouldnt harm anything. It might sting a bit when you pluck, but other than that... no problems. Its up to you what you want to do...
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I tried everything u can possible think of for my face and the only thing that worked is anything that has microdermabrasion crystals in it.  You use it every night and it sands off that 1 layer off your face.  Then so your face wont be dry use cocoa butter not just any cocoa butter use palmers.  Watch as the results amaze you
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oh gal! u could use some home-made pastes. for example mix little cream, turmeric powder and saffron. apply it and leave for some time. then wash with warm water. then immediatly rub an ice cube over u'r face lightly. the next day take little honey an put in some lime juice, a little tomato too. lightly scrub it over u'r face. wash it over. u could do this alternately. it would improve the texture of u'r face and even remove u'r whiteheads. don't use makeup instead scrub a beetroot piece lightly to give that blush on ya cheeks. hope u don't get sad anymore.
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Try lotions with "shimmer" or bronzer in them. They have some by the Jergens brand. I don't know the name but its cheap @ Wal-Mart. As for your face they sell skin brighteners some by the Revlon brand.
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I shelled out the money and did a few sets of mystic tanner.  Since it is topical and works more as a covering and doesn't actually make your pigments change, it hide (but did not totally cover) my spots.\n\nThe doctor gave me a active sulfur cream.  It was horrible and black and smelled and you have to leave it on for 20 minutes 2x daily, but mine went away in about a month, which is a lot better than the several months that website says.
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Are you using a "no perfume" version?  I think that will be more important than the brand.  Maybe borax?\n\nETA: Adding baking soda to your wash, or just washing with baking soda should help some.
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I have the same problem. I suggest that you go see a dermatolgist. Or use a mild none perfumed soap. Safegurard is one soap you could use.
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The  corners of my mouth turn down, so my dh is always asking me if I'm okay.  @@  It's aggravating! lol  Could be also that you need to lose weight on your face, or you are retaining water.  Consider your eyebrows..do they add to this problem?  What about your hair cut/bangs?  Do you use harsh makeup? Lots of black around the eyes?  Strong colors?  Soften with makeup.
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This is a great pressed powder that it totally Matt and has no "shimmer/sparkle) so great for men. And it's also great for people with demalogical problems.\n\nhttp://www.sallyhansenhealingbeauty.com/hb_powders.htm\n\nBut if you are looking for something with a little more cover-up\n\nhttp://www.dermablend.co.uk/\n\nThis is the Creme-de-la-creme of concealer products. It's what people use with scarring and tatoos. Only heavy if you apply if thick. \n\nHow to Apply:\n\n1. For a natural look your foundation must match your skin tone.\nTest foundations along your jawline. You will know the best color because it will disappear into your skin. \n\n2. Spread foundation on your hands and pat it on your face, then smooth out with a sponge making sure not to pull or stretch the skin. Be extra careful in the area around your eyes where the skin is super thin. Don't forget to apply foundation on your eyelids and lips.\n\n3. To make foundation last apply moisturizer first giving the foundation a base.\nDry skin will soak up the foundation if not given that base. For oily skin use an oil-free moisturizer and powder foundation.\n\n4. On hot days foundation can be difficult to keep looking fresh.\nSet your foundation in the morning using a loose powder and puff, then do regular touch ups throughout the day.\n\n5. To cover imperfections apply foundation first and then go back and dot on a concealer that neutralizes red. For noticeable imperfections like very dark circles and birthmarks use a yellow concealer. Don't use too much powder in problem areas because it will draw attention to it.\n\n6. To avoid a foundation line around the jaw apply foundation as usual then use a little moisturizer in your hand and blend it down your neck.\n\n7. For evening mix some shimmer powder with your powder and put it where you want to attract light such as the bridge of the nose, underneath the brow bone, the temples, cheekbone, chin and shoulders.\n\n8. Always use a foundation with a sunscreen of at least 15 to prevent future sun damage.\n\n9. Change your foundation shade if the color of your skin changes.\n\n10. After you apply foundation go near a window to make sure it looks natural. Natural light is the ultimate test.\n\nAlso there are different things you can use to apply the make-up. Fingertips, Sponges or brushes.\n\nI would recomend a Foundation Brush. Fingertips is not the most hygenic way of doing it but some people prefer this. Sponges can aslo harbour bacteria if not washed out regularly.\n\n\n\nYou can probably pick on up for less than this but it gives you an idea of what they look like.\n\nhttp://www.smashbox.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/products.detail/categoryID/b42416c9-d164-4844-8cb6-f9030c3f893a/productID/92c9fe49-28b5-4cf8-9614-b551ec387bca/\n\nThis is the brush I have and it was pricey but applies the foundation flawlessly!\n\nHere below are some ways of keeping your skin soft during the winter months:\n\nDrink up. Counter dry air and the associated irritations by drinking more fluids. Water is the best choice. Low-fat milk, fruit juice and other drinks without caffeine are OK, too. Even soups and broths can help. \n\nShower smart. Short baths or showers are easier on dry skin than are long soaks. Use only mild soap or synthetic detergent. The temperature matters, too. Use warm — not hot — water. If your skin is very dry, bathing every other day may be best. \n\nMoisturize. After bathing, gently pat your skin dry. Lather up with moisturizer while your skin is still damp. Thick, greasy moisturizers work best. You may want to look for cosmetics that contain moisturizers, too. \n\nLube your lips. Use lip balm or petrolatum (Vaseline) to soothe chapped or sore lips. \n\nTry saline nasal spray. An over-the-counter saline nasal spray can help moisten your nasal passages. Saline sprays can be used as often as needed until your symptoms improve. \n\nUse a humidifier. A portable home humidifier or one attached to your furnac