whats helps get clear skin?
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Drinking alot of water. No more soda. And avoid all greasy foods.\nAlso, avoid touching your face with your hands.\nYou will be clear in no time.
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try applying curd on your face and leave it to dry.. rinse it with water after 15 minutes.. this should keep ur skin glowing and take off the unwanted chemicals.. moreover, u need to drink plenty of water to avoid the oily excretions from ur skin.. avoid all the cosmetic creams since they only add to the problem.. let me know if this works..
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Water, water, water.  Plain and simple.  It's the best thing you can do for your skin.  Hydrated skin looks fabulous and fresh.  Eating habits treally depend on you.  Are you trying to lose weight?  Just tone up?  Maintain a good thing?  Stay away from processed, packaged foods.  Lots of fresh veggies and fruit, baked chicken and fish, and at least 30 minutes a day of exercise will do wonders for anyone.
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It clears up acne....
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1. Don't try the "light therapy" some derms will recommend.\n2. As soon as you get out of a bath/shower, don't dry off completely and put  lotion on like Eucerin or Cetaphil. You need to mosturize ASAP after your skin is wet.\n3. If you can, get into the ocean at a beach with salt water it will give you clear skin for about a week. And be incredibly soft!\n4. Be careful how much steroid lotion u use, it can dry it out more.\n5. Try taking vitamins to help your skin.\n6. Unfortnately, this will be life long issue that will get better/worse on/off. \nI feel your pain!!!!!
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my man uses clean and clear facewash (in a purple-ish and white bottle, available at walmart for a couple bucks) and it totally clears it up. Much cheaper than a dermatologist too!! Hope it helps! :)
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Just natural fruits(not canned or processed), and lots of water will help your skin be hydrated and nourished.\n\nAlso, if you regularly work out, that helps as well. When you sweat it out, your pores open out and the sweat takes toxins from blood with it, thus purifying your skin.
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exfoliate, moisturize and protect your skin, keep it clean. You will look great!
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Scrub your face with Clearsil and wash your face twice a day with Noxema.  That really helped me and in about two weeks, I noticed a BIG BIG difference.  You have to use them consistently.  See if that helps you.
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Treat it the same as you would acne on the face.\nLike the face, if you scrub too hard it can remove all good oils and change the skin pH, so the body creates more to replace what you removed.\nJust cleanse with a mild cleanser or gel, then use a toner for acne (w/salicylic acid) over the acne area.  \nAlso, use a cleansing/exfoliating mask once a week.  (a wash off mask, rather than a peel-off!)
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Neutrogena makes a body wash with salicylic acid that will help clear them up.  You might also want to use a loofah or another type of sponge to help exfoliate and help fresher skin emerge.  If money is not a problem, Proactiv is wonderful (I use their face products) and I know they make a wash and lotion just for acne on the body.  Good Luck.
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If you want to get clear and luminous skin, then you need to buy the right products.\n\nWhilst it is true that different products work best for different people, often good quality expensive products are the most reliable.\n\nTherefore if you can afford them, invest in the most expensive skin potion and lotion that you can.\n\nFor lacklustre looking skin, a product such as Colostrum Gel will do the trick and get your skin clear and even almost luminous looking in the space of just a couple of weeks!
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ways to get rid of pimples\n1. Don't pick, press, rub, or otherwise manipulate your pimples. If you do, you risk spreading the bacteria and increasing the chances of scarring.\n\n2. Use an over-the-counter product containing benzoyl peroxide once or twice a day. It helps break up the plug of dead skin cells, bacteria, and oil that clogs the pore and forms an acne blemish. And it cuts down on the bacteria, too. Start with the lowest concentration, and work your way up.\n\n3. Try over-the-counter products containing sulfur or resorcinol, which help unplug oil glands by irritating the skin. However, most dermatologists believe that benzoyl peroxide is the most effective over-the-counter ingredient for acne.\n\n4. Don't just spot-treat acne; put the product on acne-prone areas, too. That can include your entire face (avoid the lips and eyes), back, and chest.\n\n5. Go easy on your face. Washing removes oils from the surface of the skin, not from within the plugged ducts. In fact, if you're too aggressive in your quest for cleanliness, you may end up drying out or irritating the sensitive skin on your face.\n\n6. Wash properly once or twice a day, using a mild soap, and rub lightly with your fingertips and warm water. If your skin is oily, use a soap with benzoyl peroxide for its drying properties.\n\n7. Don't use brushes, rough sponges, cleansers with granules or walnut hulls, or anything similar on the delicate facial skin. \n\n8. Don't use oily products, such as hair pomades, heavy oil-based facial moisturizers, or oily cleansers.\n\n9. Use water-based make-up.\n\n10. Don't get a facial. You may end up doing more harm than good.\n\n11. Don't rest your chin on your hands or constantly touch your face.\n\n12. Protect your skin from cancer and wrinkles without aggravating your acne by choosing an oil- free sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher.\n\n13. Don't worry about what you eat, unless you notice a correlation between a particular food and your skin breaking out.\n\n14. Watch out for iodine, which can be found in multiple vitamins and iodized salt. Some doctors believe iodine may encourage acne.
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if you have oily skin you need to use dermalogica dermal clay cleanser twice daily.  but if you dont then just make sure you are drinking a lot of water.  unfortunately nothing really gets rid of them forever you just need a good skin care regimen.\n   your main concern is to wash your face daily with a face wash specified for your skin type.  usually all clearasil cleansers are bad because they leave a residue on your face after you wash.  Neutrogena is okay but be careful because the ph level of their products is 7 and the ph of our skin is 5.5.  When the ph level is too high in a product, it can strip your skin of essential oils that it needs to continue producing new skin cells.\n   you need to make sure that you exfoliate well.  if your low on cash i suggest you get some st ives sensitive skin apricot scrub and rub it on your face after you cleanse. only do this twice a week.\n   also you need to get a face clarifying mask to leave on your face for at least 10 minutes.  they have some good ones at wal-mart you can buy for a dollar.  its about 2 applications.  do that once a week.\n   you also need a good toner.i found almay or ponds to have the best toner and moisturizers.  i use ponds blue gel toner to work great although it does leave a residue on me sometimes.  i just make sure that i use a moisturizer for oily skin by almay.\n    i usually spend about 100.00 worth of cleansing products every month.\n   your face is the first thing people see and you want to make a good first impression.  STAY AWAY FROM THE DEEP PORE STRIPS.  the warming masks by biore are AWESOME.\n   GOOD LUCK!
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Great guide right here with things you may have around the house:\nhttp://www.fatfreekitchen.com/beauty/acne-home-remedy.html
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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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Just use what Vanessa Williams uses, ProActive Solutions. And beauty supply stores offer a wide selevtion on soap bars that can help out any impurities on your face.