plsssssssssss i really need help i need facial masks home made for my oily skin i have alot of black heads and dark spots helppppppppppppppppppp
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I recommend seeing a dermatologist about this.
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Blackheads are caused by oil and dirt clogging pores.  Keep your face clean, clean, clean!
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put a cloth over your 2 index fingers so you can grip your skin better and just squeeeeeeeeze after that close it up with hydrogen peroxide and start waching your face with nutigena black head remover scrub  IT WORKS
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The thing is, they never really go away.  They're going to keep coming back until his body grows to the point that his skin is regulating oil gland production that kicks on at puberty.  So I guess you mean, how to keep them less noticeable.  \n\nBiore used to make a "strip" that did a pretty good job pulling them out.  You rub some water on the skin, press the strip down tightly over that area, waited several minutes (5, 10? I forget), while it adheres to the blackheads under the skin, then you peel it off and the blackhead pull out with the strip.  This is the best thing I ever used, but it weren't cheap ($5 for 5 if I recall), and I'm not sure they make them anymore.  But worth checking around to see if you can find them, because they do a good job.  Only need to do this once or twice a week.\n\nAlso make sure he gets enough vitamin A, ideally from foods, next-best from vitamin tablets.\n-------- updated\nSorry, I just re-read and noticed that you've already tried "bore" strips.  Anyway, they were the best thing I ever found.  Good luck.
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well i used proactiv and after 2 days all of my pimples were gone... well sleeping more could actually help your oily face...\none of my friend use tomato for her face and it works big time cause her face doesnt look or feel like sand paper anymore...\na facial from time to time could also work...\ncetaphyl is a cheap but good facial cleanser\npeanut is also not good...
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u can get rid off blackheads by steam-scrub ...\nfor moles/birthmargs consult a skin specialist..
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First a good scrub.  A facial scrub sponge or apricot scrub. Be gentle though.  Then a moisturizer.  I like coconut oil.  Keep your face very clean yet moisturized! When you dry out your skin with alcohol or toners or acne creams, your oil glands overproduce to get the moisture BACK into your skin.
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Try this site.http://www.cosmeticsdiary.com/homeremedy-for-pimples.htm  But to help your skin, reduce the make up, wash every night and moisturize. Please do not was your face with hot water, You are destroying the elasticity of your skin.
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go to the store and get some proactive, they have a new product, a face mask i think, that is supposed to start over night.  good luck!
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Perhaps paper mache and paint molded over a 2-litre bottle or a bowl would work. Find a picture online--do a search for "African Tribal Mask."
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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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Hello!  I am a lisenced cosmetologist/esthitician and I work for a health spa's internet company selling Dermalogica skin care products.  I understand your woes from personal experience, I never got acne problems untill I reached my 20's and then I had acne breakouts contsantly (and still deal with them).  First thing to remember is that popping them will always be worse, the infected liquid (puss) inside will more than likely spread onto uninfected skin causing more breakouts.  Also, popping them by force will cause a small rupture in your skin leading to scarring.  The best thing to do is leave it be, but be sure you cleanse your face twice daily and if you haven't already, try and get into a good daily regimen which should include (but not limited to) using a cleanser suited for your skin type, followed by applying a toner and then immediately applying a moisturizer.  Finally, you can use a clearing and scar diminishing blemish control product that can help.  Another thing to keep in mind is that even if your skin is oily, you should never dry it out.  Oily skin still needs to be moisturized, drying it out removes the skin's natural barrier and can provoke more breakouts.  I can suggest some of Dermalogica's product since I am very familiar with it and trust the quality.  Dermalogica makes a medicated clearing gel that I use, a special clearing booster and an acne prone skin care kit.  I will provide you with my employer's website because we sell at discount rates and Dermalogica tends to be pricey.  It is not the only brand out there of course, so look around and find a skin care line that works for you (there are also two other lines on the site).  I also included a url for a page containing some helpful information.  Most importantly, try not to pop!
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try proactiv. as regards home remedies, i wish i could get some myself.
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first try not to touch your face because there are oils and bacteria on you hands that can irritate your face and cause breakouts.\n\nSecond try to use a lotion that is non-comnogenic meaning no fragrance usually dermatologist recommended. somnething like Cetiphill or Clean and clear.\n\nThird Wash your face with a face scrubber. Black heads are just dirt that is stuck in your pores.\n\nForth try and wash your face at least three times a day and use a toner also.\n\nFifth Limit the amount of make up you use if you are a girl until you are all cleared up.\n\nor just go to the dermatologist and they will prescribe some medicine to you.
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I had the same problem, and i now exactly what you need. It is called ZINERYT, and it's the best. My acne past in a month. You have to clean your face at least 2 times a day, and and use it in the morning and before you go to sleep. i hope it will work!
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ok listen to me....\n\nboil some hot water and if u have some camomille tea add in a bag. take a towel and put it over ur head, steam ur face good with the water... be careful dont burn uirself.  then after 15 minutes pop ur pimples.   get a good natural face mask recipe from the internet and use that to close ur pores.( it may be gross but it healthy and its in the privacy of ur own home) then get deep clean (neutrogena) ........ \n\nsome other things that are good are some natural things like did u know that honey is good for pimples..... its true search it on the internet and eggs close pores.... natural is always best.\nat loeast try it and if it don't work then i dunno it never hurts to try\n\nP.S. im 14 (i dont have acne but my bro does) thats wat my mom taught us....\n\nid love to know if it works for u !!! good luck
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Fellow 27/f here...I have a couple suggestions for you. I have struggle with this problem since my teen years and have literally tried everything!!  I finally went on Accutane at 18 and it was so horrible, but I stuck it out and it got rid of my acne, minus a break out here or there. At 26, my acne came back in Full force! I am determined never to harm my body with horrible drugs like I did when I was 18, so I am trying a more natural approach. \n\n1) Use hydrogen peroxide as an astringent after you wash your face. It will help kill off the bacteria on your face and eat away at some of that nasty stuff.\n2) I haven't tried this, but I read today that you could dab honey on a pimple and put a bandaid over it...overnight. Apparently, honey has something in it that produces hydrogen peroxide, so putting it on the pimple will basically release this stuff over night on your pimple. Interesting I thought!\n3) If you are looking for a great face line that will help you get that stuff cleared up, get rid of fine lines and other blotches in the skin, I know of a great one. So good in fact, that I signed up this month to be able to buy the products at wholesale, because they are that good. Probably on here, this comes across as a weird sales pitch, but I'm 100% honest when I say that this product line changed the way I looked at the cosmetics and health and beauty industry.\n\nDid you know that cosmetic products virtually aren't regulated at all? They can basically put whatever they want in the products, and they do. This includes animal byproducts...you said you eat organic foods, but what are you putting on your skin?  I just realized about a month ago, through research, that before I have taken 1 bite of food in the morning, I have put large quantities of dead animals on my skin. GROSS! So I made a switch.\n\nThe products I am talking about are by Arbonne International. You can look them up online. If you email me, I would love to give you more info and see if they might work for you too. I am not in this to make money, but I will "sell" you the products for the wholesale cost I get if you are interested in trying them. No pressure whatsoever, but it is worth looking in to. Best of luck.\n\n*******************************\nLisa, if you consider this "regulation" then you need to get your head checked.\n\n"Under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic (FD&C) Act, cosmetics and their ingredients are not required to undergo approval before they are sold to the public. Generally, FDA regulates these products after they have been released to the marketplace. This means that manufacturers may use any ingredient or raw material, except for color additives and a few prohibited substances, to market a product without a government review or approval."\n\nThis is a DIRECT quote from the FDAs webpage. Source posted below. \n\nAs to having to go to a "Professional", I am and have been going to a dermatologist for years. NEVER to have my acne cleared up EXCEPT when on accutane. And if you read the testamonies AGAINST that, including my own, you will NEVER touch the stuff. My dermatologist, with all his medications, can't take care of my acne apparently...or doesn't want to, because it isn't in his best interest. Neither could the other 3 dermatologists I've been to in my life. So, I took it upon myself to research and research and research. I am providing what I have found...and miraculously, IT IS WORKING! So Lisa, keep you nose out of it, because obviously YOU haven't been through this. For all your KNOWLEDGE, you know nothing.\n\n*******************************\nI've also posted a link to a list of cosmetic "ingredients" that are or may be derived from animals. Now, you may not think too much about animal cruelty, or that may not be a huge factor for you, but think of it this way. Animals that are grown and bred for specific purposes are treated with antibiotics,