what is the substitute to apply in face  other than codliver oil?
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How about olive oil. It is recommended on the Mediterranean diet.How about a moistuizer for the face that is hypoallergenic and made for your skin type? Yes.
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I don't  know if mederma would work. Possibly Retin-A or a dermabrasion would work.
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Avoid dairy. One glass of milk contains hundreds of thousands of mucous cells... pizza cheese..etc...\n\nAvoid white bread...\n\nWash your face with dilluted apple cider vinegar\n\nDrink one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar three time per day.\n\nDietary changes and ACV will create proper flora internally and clean up your face externally\n\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=179&i=53\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=179&i=3\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=179&i=51  \nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=179&i=37\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=179&i=27\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=179&i=21
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oil-free moisturizer with alphy-hydroxy.  Or start getting facials with a glycolic peel.
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Wash your face with anything that contains salycylic acid.  Neutrogena oil free face wash helped me out.
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Use Blistex- the kind that comes in a tube with a slanted applicator. It's a white tube with red stripes.
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You can use a shapoo called Vichy, it is great, my mom uses it.You can buy also oil treatment from Vichy as well.\n\nCheck e-bay, you can buy it cheaper.
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Try Dermablend.  I hear it's a PHENOMENAL cover-up to even out pigment.
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Before going to bed at night, wash your face with an all natural soap.  You can pick up a glycerin bar at any health food store for like $2 or less.  Make sure you use a clean face cloth.  When you dry your face, just dab it with a clean towel, don't wipe your face with it.  Then just apply a little bit of rubbing alcohol to each blemish.  Do this for at least a week and I guarantee you'll see results.
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Try this , it works ! Make a paste by mixing 4 tablespoons of salt with 3 tablespoons of olive oil . Pour the mixture onto your hands and work it around your face with your fingertips . Leave it on the face for a min or two , then rinse it off with warm soapy water . Daily for one week then cut down to two to three times a week . An improvement in your condition should be noticeable . Because salt cleanses the pores by exfoliation while olive oil restores the skin's natural moisture .
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well, make a mixture of turmeric powder and chik pea powder, mix well and store in a container, which is absolutely dry. while using, wet face lightly, spread it evenly over the affected area and scrub well, not too hard though. use it as a replacement for a face wash. it also removes facial hair and brightens the skin. make sure you don't accidentally apply it on your brows or your hairline. another option is coconut oil. it can cure anything. whether a burnt mark, or nail marks, even stretch marks! but stretch marks take time! even brightens dark areas.
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Reduce the amount of oily foods you eat.\nCleanse your face at least twice daily.\nUse a mild astringent <I like to mix mentholated rubbing alcohol with witch hazel in equal parts> after each cleansing.\nMoisturize after doing the above.  <I like Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Hair and body moisturizer>  The tea tree oil helps control any infections that might get into the pores.\nIf that doesn't work, try proactive.  i hear it does wonders on really bad skin.
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If you have tried all the usual ones, which you seemed to have done, try Sebamed. It is a thick yellow special treatment that you leave on for a few minutes and works wonders. The pharmacy can order it in for you
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Well reducing them slightly and/or temporarily is the best you can hope for, though if you are young, you will find that they shrink over time anyway (and that you may miss them when the lack of excess sebum is no longer present to delay signs of aging)\n\nI know of one very effective way to do what you're asking for but since you specifically requested a "natural remedy"  ...here's the best I know of:\n\n*Tea. Green Tea, as well as some other kinds (peppermint, i have heard) will help calm and smooth the skin and reduce enlarged pores by using them as a cool rinse or applying them as a mask--- you can get creative here, and there are many "recipes" available online if you search for them. Think of cucumber slices to reduce puffy eyes...  that sort of effect is what you'll achieve with tea.\n\n*Tea Tree Oil.   Malaleuca alternifolia -This is what I personally use. Don't let the 'oil' part scare you into thinking it will cause a breakout or clog your pores...   a lot of the fear some dermatologists and beauty product manufactures try to invoke in women about oil being comedogenic is actually a really effective way of causing women to over-dry their skin which is the best way to end up with a break out {and essentially said dermatologists and manufactures rake in profit as these women find themselves with worsening skin). \n\nThe size of your pores, however, is genetic, and while it may not seem like a thing called "tea tree oil" would do anything for your skin but make it oily, let me assure you, try it one time and you will find the effects of the oil are comparable to that of rubbing alcohol, at least in the way your skin feels when applying it.\nIt can run expensive, though, not really if you consider how long it takes to use up a $9 bottle.  You can try the "tea tree oil" line of products from The Body Body Shop" for free using one of their free testers just to see what I mean [keep in mind that The Body Shop uses a formula of 15% Tea Tree Oil and 85% Alcohol and Water, etc...  -not exactly natural)\nBut should you decide to try real Tea Tree Oil you can buy it in a pure bottled form, from Walgreens or Rite Aid or wherever your local pharmacy/corner store of choice is and make sure it says 100% Tea Tree Oil in the ingredients. How you use it, is up to you- it is very versatile, and you may want to experiment (over time, too much at once will be unpleasant)--  but examples of common applications are as an addition to soap or foundation, as a toner, as a light moisturizer, as a mask (also check out the homemade aspirin mask recommended by users of Makeupalley.com--do a search there and you'll see what I mean- but obviously, that isn't natural, so back to the tea tree oil-->)\n\nIt is an antibacterial oil, and yet it does still moisturize, preventing your skin from producing more oil out of dryness (which will happen if you over-dry your skin.  and that only adds to the size of your pores, or so it would appear anyway.)  \nBe aware however that if you have dry skin (and I suspect that if you have large pores that dry skin is not your ailment) then Tea Tree Oil would not be a good solution, it isn't THAT moisturizing, and regardless of what kind of skin you do have it will sting.  IT WILL STING.  -just making sure -don't get it anywhere near your eyes, though common sense alone would perish the thought [as would your sense of smell the moment you open the bottle] -Same goes for the lips and the inside of your nose-- these will not be pleasantly effected by the strong effects of the oil and you can dilute it in olive oil to decrease the strength.  You may also use an alternative to olive oil, but make sure that whatever oil you do choose is an oil that will not have a molecular size too large or it may actually clog your pores... but olive oil is a safe bet. You can tell whether or not it is safe by how cold it had to get before it solidifies
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Try one of the following\n\nSkin care tipsFor Glowing skin\n\nA facemask of egg white and honey gently removes the tan from your face. \nMix oats with honey, yogurt and ground almonds. Apply this in your face, leave it for five minutes and wash with lukewarm water. \nCucumber is a natural cleanser. Mix cucumber juice with milk and use it instead of a cleanser. \nTake 1/3-cup cocoa, three teaspoons of heavy cream, 1/3-cup ripe papaya, 1/4-cup honey and three teaspoons of oatmeal powder. Mix it all together. Apply on your face. After 10 minutes, wash your face with warm water. This is best for oily skin \nFor oily skin, apply a mixture of grapes, lemon and egg white. Leave it for 20 minutes and rinse with warm water. While lemon acts as a natural cleanser, grapes will soften your skin and egg whites will tighten it. Don’t be alarmed if your skin tingles. \nCut the lemon and rub the wedge all over your face. Leave it for about 20 minutes, then rinse off with cold water. This will refresh your face. Avoid doing this if you have dry skin. \nMix honey, lemon and vegetable oil .This mixture is a good moisturiser for dry skin. Apply this mask for 10 minutes. \nApply the mixture of honey and milk on the face . This will make your skin glow. \nPrepare a mask by mixing a slice of pumpkin with egg yolk and milk. Let this mask set on your face for 30 minutes for a glowing skin. \nMix half-a-cup honey to your bath water for soft and smooth skin. \nFor a soothing body pack, prepare a paste of mint leaves and almonds. Mix it with warm water and apply all over your body. Leave it till it dries and rinse with warm water. \nButtermilk dabbed on skin for 15 minutes will soak up oil from your skin without drying it. \nCarrot juice applied daily fades blemishes. \nFor dark underarms and neck apply lemon juice mixed with cucumber juice and a pinch of turmeric daily. Leave this on for 20 minutes. \nFor removing facial hair.. Apply a sticky paste of egg white blended with sugar and corn flour. When it dries, gently peel it off. Repeat this three to four times a week. \nThin apple slices rubbed onto oily skin will help in controlling oily shine. \nFor supple skin, apply a ripe smashed banana on your face for 20 minutes daily. \nCauliflower juice applied on warts regularly will make them fall. \nFor a fair skin, try this natural bleach. Mix orange peels (sun dried and powdered) with milk. Apply this paste for 25 minutes and wash off. \nMix half teaspoon dried curry leaf powder with multani mitti  (fullers earth) and apply on the face. Wash it after it gets dry. \nApply the mixture of tomato juice and honey on the face and neck , wash it after 15 minutes. \nApply the mixture of carrot juice and basin. Leave it till it dries and wash the face. \nAdd two teaspoon of tomato juice with 4 teaspoon of curd and apply on the face. \nAdd a pinch of yeast with 2 teaspoon of cabbage juice and apply. \nMix 1 table spoon of barley powder with half teaspoon of lime juice and 1 teaspoon of honey. Apply it on the face and wash after 20 minutes. \nMix pineapple juice and carrot juice together and apply it on the face and wash it after 15 minutes. \nMix vinegar and rose water in equal quantities and apply. \nMix curd and cucumber juice and apply it on the face. \nApply the mixture of coconut water and thick pineapple juice. \nMake a paste with 1/2 teaspoon of milk  powder, 1/4 teaspoon of egg white and 1/2 teaspoon of lemon juice and apply on the face. \nFor dry skin, Make a paste with egg yolk, olive oil and lemon juice. Apply it on the neck and face, wash it out after 10 minutes. \nFor oily skin, take a mixture of oatmeal and egg white and apply it on the neck and face \nFor glowing skin, use basin or green gram powder mixed with milk instead of soap. \nApply the mixture of raw turmeric and cream of milk on the face and wash it after 20 minutes. It will make your skin fair. \nApply the mixture of honey, basin, cream of milk and olive oil as a face pack. \nApply the pa
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Cetaphil face wash for oily skin is good. Avoid a toner that has alchohol, it's too drying. Don't use a moisturizer if you don't need it. The Beauty Bible by Paula Begoun is the best reference for these sort of topics.
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Wash with Cetaphil, Aveeno, or dye-free, fragrance-free Dove.  I have it mostly on my face and I wash with Cetaphil or Oil of Olay.  I also get it in crazy places when I'm upset about something so I also use Aveeno Oatmeal Bath.  Hydrocortisone injections do NOT work for me so I also use Aveeno Hydrocortisone Cream in the bad spots.\n\nTake care and good luck!