I have this thing already called Differin that I use at night but it's not working
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Many people believe that in order to prevent or reduce pimples, you need to cut down on the amount of oil that accumulates on your skin. What they don't realize is that pimples develop from the formation of blackheads and whiteheads.\n\nThese blackheads and whiteheads develop from what is inside of your body, and not from what is on the outside of your skin. So in order to get rid of the pimples, you have to be able to control what you put into your body.\n\nUntil you are able to do this, you will not be able to permanently get rid of your pimples.
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dont know much about this drug, have you tried any natural remedies, there are a bunch out there. even warm milk right before bedtime, catnip tea, melatonan, valerian root....doesnt seem this drug is doin it for ya..\ngood luck
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Honey, I understand! Here is what I do, and I hate before I do it, but it works. When it is cold, dark, rainy, etc. I do not want to do a thing. I'd rather lay in bed or in the house watching TV and eating all day. But, we can lead a very productive life that way can we. So what I do is drag my lazy butt to the shower, get dressed, make-up and all, and go outside and just become part of what is going on. Really it helps. Something else that helps but I hate to recommend b/c it isn't good for your overall health, is artificial sunlight. However, if you put sunblock all over you and go lay in a tanning bed for 7-10 minutes, it'll perk you up a little, but not as much as learning to enjoy the day by doing something outdorsy no matter what the weather is like.
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I would try aloe. There are products in the baby aisle used to treat the same problem and would work for adults as well.\n Otherwise you just have to wait it out and stay out of the sun.
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take some ibuprofen. you could be grinding your teeth at night. go see a dentist for opinion
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Try a product called Certain Dry. You can get it at a local drug store.
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I have tried cocoa butter and this scar zone formula or whatever it is and the only thing that worked is tanning them (or using self tanner) and then they weren't as obvious.
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Yes! It works very well, if you have sensitive skin, I would only use it every other night, it may dry out your skin! :-)
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I have the EXACT same problem.  I used to get this as a lot as a kid and it's suddenly returned again in the past month.  What I do to keep it in check is to liberally coat the area with vaseline every night before I go to sleep (I keep it on my night stand so that I remember to do it).  That way, it moisturizes it all night long while I'm asleep.  In the morning, I just wash it off and apply my make-up.
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yeaa go and buy clearasil it really works overnight
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start using lotions that are oily at nightor rub them with petrolum jelly and wear a long sleve shirt to bed
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reduce your light on the screen if no change see an optician they will advise you
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Go to the doctor, and ask for a cream (NOT pills!!)....mine has given me creams called "Benzaclin" and "Clindoxyl".....both work for me.
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I would not lose sweat or sleep on this for now. Sometimes things like this may take more thna a month or a period to regulate back to normal. I would wait till the weekend is over and talk to the doctor's office and they will probably want you to wait for a month too, good luck
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Sounds like an allergy.  Try popping a couple of Benedryl before you go to sleep.  Not only will you get a good nights sleep, but if it's something in your bed or room you're allergic to, this may help you narrow down what your problem is.
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Just use the Grease spot photometer at night.
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I am using differin right now and it works great. After about 2 weeks of use I did get a mild initial breakout which cleared up within a week. After the IB your skin will be flawless. It's just pulling the pimples that haven't had a chance to form yet to the surface.