saving bumps & stubles. plz advice?
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try a shave gel and a better razor if you are using electric go to manual blade razor.
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Use a mouse pad, make sure its on a level surface.
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Try some lubrication lotion or  baby oil
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Adapalene.  No there are no similar products OTC, you could try salacylic acid to dry bumps up though.
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Screen savers help but i WOULD RECOMMEND antireflective coated lenses. Also get up and get away from the monster for breaks.  Better light  works the best.
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Use a mild hand or dish soap. Just make sure you rinse them very well, to get rid of any soar residue. Also it is better to let them drip dry, if you use a towel you will end up with fuzzes all over them.
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To be sure of getting an accurate and correct diagnosis along with proper treatment, please see a dermatologist.  No one can diagnose you, not even a doctor, without seeing the "bumps"...those who answer would only be guessing.\n\nIf they guess wrong and you follow their advice, you could end up with far more serious issues.  Be smart, see a dermatologist.
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We could use more information. Do the bumps itch? If not, that's strange. I'd be interested in hearing what you find out.
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Usually, Vaseline works the best.  Put it on at night and let it sink in overnight.  In this morning, dab it with a tissue so it doesn't look greasy.
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try the old fashion baking soda and vineger trick! they have a chemical reaction and foam up. thats what i did back in middle school.
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Seems to me that padding is the answer.  Could you wrap it in several inches of padding to soften the blow from the landing?  Maybe try some bubble wrap, etc.
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Cornstarch will help cool it down.  Put it on after cleaning with warm water and gently patting dry.
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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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If you are a person keeping this for your faith on religion then maintain it properly with hygine and decency.\nIf it is for you cost curtail issue then ignore all difficulties you are facing.\nIf It is to hide some ill mark in your face then just let then remain as it is to cover as long as possible.\n\nIf none of these then simply clean it up and get look smart.
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use a cotton bud and when not in use push it through all the buttons and down the sides, a cheap and easy way to get rid of dust etc.
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The bump in your board is from the heat. Never leave your board in a hot car or in direct sunlight (e.g. to dry it). Make sure you dry your board thoroughly with a towel so that there is no excess water (this can cause what is called 'de-lamination' - you dont want that).\n\nI would advise that you probably need a new board (depending on the extent of the bubble).\n\nBacis tip would be to not 'bus drive' the wave. Make sure you ride the 'across/with' the wave section that i not breaking (i.e. away from the break). Once you are comfortable with this, then you can think about doing some tricks.\n\nBTW, body boarding is the correct term. Note to noob above: you have no idea....
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Use a lubricant and find a position that is comfy. Its normal, dont worry!