I been using bandaids to cover a sore I have on my chest and since the skin there is VERY sensitive I seem to be taking off layers of skin with the bandaid every time I take one off. What can I use on the raw skin? I don't want to cover it with a bandaid because that's how I got it in the first place. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Raw skin from using bandaids?
Rotate the band-aid placement over the sore. The sticky part of a band-aid is not very breathable for your skin. Therefore, the skin starts to break down. Give the skin a break by rotating how you stick the band-aid on. If you have been putting it on horizontally across the sore, change directions and apply it vertically across the sore.
EDIT: Do NOT go with the first answer. Using medical tape is also just as restrictive if not more so and will make the problem worse. Clearly, Brooke does not know what she is talking about, as she does not even know what the material is called. It is GAUZE, not GAW. And you don't use a disinfectant. That would be something like Lysol. You would use a topical antibiotic like Neosporin, and only on an open wound. It will do nothing for a closed, scabbed over wound. Also, do not go with the second answer. Using creams other than a topical antibiotic will cause an infection. Also, the idea is that the sore has to get air and dry out in order to heal. Unless it is a really deep wound that goes through several layers of skin, you do not want a wound to stay wet or open. An open would is an opportunity for infection. Also, both answers seem to think you are talking about the sore. In your question it appears that you mean the skin around your sore that the band-aid sticks to, and not the actual sore itself.
Raw skin from using bandaids?
put a gaw on it (cotton) and use medical tape to keep it on. make sure to put disinfectant on it every time and keep it open sometimes so it can heel. when your at your house just keep it unwrapped. if it gets to bad see a Doctor
Reply:I would put cortisone on it.
Or some kind of relieving creme.
And if you want to continue use of the bandaids make sure you use creme on it, because chances are your wound is dry.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Clear skin AND sports=sweating! how can i have both?
i work and and play sports a LOT. at least once a day. and i sweat a lot on my face, like more forehead. and i am wondering if pimples i get have anything to do with that. i have heard that when you sweat a lot on your face, not to wipe it off with your shirt because it irritates the skin. but i kinda have to if its dripping fown my face... (i know its gross, but it means im working hard)
i wash my face morning and night, i dont have bad skin, but when i get pimples--they are noticeable.
so is there something that can clear up my skin? or should i wash my face right after i work out? or to help with my sweating?
thanks
Clear skin AND sports=sweating! how can i have both?
consider yourself lucky. put secret clinical strength on your forehead. i know it says not to but.....whatever.
i wash my face morning and night, i dont have bad skin, but when i get pimples--they are noticeable.
so is there something that can clear up my skin? or should i wash my face right after i work out? or to help with my sweating?
thanks
Clear skin AND sports=sweating! how can i have both?
consider yourself lucky. put secret clinical strength on your forehead. i know it says not to but.....whatever.
Fair skin?
I have pretty fair skin, kinda like Nicole Kidman, Laura Prepon (that 70's show), Scarlett Johannsen... it's just a shade lighter. I still have pinkish/bluish undertones. I'm kinda tired of tanning salons, spray tanners, self tanners, what does everyone think of natural fair skin? How can I play it up and look sexy? Not dead. I've always hated my fair skin. Anyone have any tips?
Fair skin?
Good for you! Avoid those tanning salons; they'll give you some wicked wrinkles when you're older! I'm also very fair skinned, very pale, with freckles. I use a powder that matches my skin tone to even out my color, then a pinkish blush. If you have blue eyes, use sand/beige/brown eye shadow. It'll perk up your eyes and make them look bluer. I love my pale skin. I don't tan at all, just burn. So sunblock in the summer is a necessity. I'll still get just a bit of gold to my skin through the sunblock. In the winter, I use the powder to even my tone and a touch of the pinkish blush on cheeks and just a tiny bit on forehead and chin. It gives your skin a warm, rosy look (don't go heavy on forehead and chin! You just want a hint of warmth. If you can tell there is blush there, wipe some off.) Just make sure any foundation or powder you use is as close as you can get to your natural skin tone. If it's too far off, you'll be able to see the line where the foundation stops and your skin starts. Not attractive.
Fair skin?
Fair skin is lovely! Report It
Reply:Try using some blush on your cheeks and over your nose and forehead for a sun kissed look without all that damage of tanning and self tanners. I have the same type of skin tone and can not tan but I kind of like being pale opposed to being fake baked...
Reply:i have fair skin too.i dont think that there`s anything wrong with fair skin. it use to bother me alot with i was younger but as i grew older it doesn't bother me anymore. Ive come to accept it.
Reply:i think that very fair skin is really pretty especially with dark brown hair. make sure you wash your face really good two times a day so you dont have any blemishes, then wear goldish cream eye shadow, and peaches and cream blush. and wear liquid fondation to even out skin tone then just wear powder fondation. if you are going for a high-glam look experiment with red-red lipstick!
I dont have this problem because i come from a family of spanish decent but i think that this would be beautiful!
Reply:Use a Corrections (brand name) green concealer. It looks like a lipstick. It will blend with your skin tone and ide the blueish tones you were describing. Then wear your normal fair shaded foundation. Play up the blush with peacy tones and use a creme blush not a powder. Exercise more to get your own healthy glow to your face. and bend over in te morning to get the blood to rush to your face and add some needed flush tones.
Fair skin?
Good for you! Avoid those tanning salons; they'll give you some wicked wrinkles when you're older! I'm also very fair skinned, very pale, with freckles. I use a powder that matches my skin tone to even out my color, then a pinkish blush. If you have blue eyes, use sand/beige/brown eye shadow. It'll perk up your eyes and make them look bluer. I love my pale skin. I don't tan at all, just burn. So sunblock in the summer is a necessity. I'll still get just a bit of gold to my skin through the sunblock. In the winter, I use the powder to even my tone and a touch of the pinkish blush on cheeks and just a tiny bit on forehead and chin. It gives your skin a warm, rosy look (don't go heavy on forehead and chin! You just want a hint of warmth. If you can tell there is blush there, wipe some off.) Just make sure any foundation or powder you use is as close as you can get to your natural skin tone. If it's too far off, you'll be able to see the line where the foundation stops and your skin starts. Not attractive.
Fair skin?
Fair skin is lovely! Report It
Reply:Try using some blush on your cheeks and over your nose and forehead for a sun kissed look without all that damage of tanning and self tanners. I have the same type of skin tone and can not tan but I kind of like being pale opposed to being fake baked...
Reply:i have fair skin too.i dont think that there`s anything wrong with fair skin. it use to bother me alot with i was younger but as i grew older it doesn't bother me anymore. Ive come to accept it.
Reply:i think that very fair skin is really pretty especially with dark brown hair. make sure you wash your face really good two times a day so you dont have any blemishes, then wear goldish cream eye shadow, and peaches and cream blush. and wear liquid fondation to even out skin tone then just wear powder fondation. if you are going for a high-glam look experiment with red-red lipstick!
I dont have this problem because i come from a family of spanish decent but i think that this would be beautiful!
Reply:Use a Corrections (brand name) green concealer. It looks like a lipstick. It will blend with your skin tone and ide the blueish tones you were describing. Then wear your normal fair shaded foundation. Play up the blush with peacy tones and use a creme blush not a powder. Exercise more to get your own healthy glow to your face. and bend over in te morning to get the blood to rush to your face and add some needed flush tones.
Does this skin eruption indicate my acne treatments are effective?
Hey,
I recently visited a skin specialist and I was put on the GlyMed Plus range of Acne Treatments. They all contain Salicylic Acid at 2-5% concentrations, I also have had my first Salicylic Peel, which I am to repeat every fortnight.
4-5 Days after the peel and starting the products, my skin has been erupting like crazy, but ONLY in the areas I get breakouts to start with, mainly my chin and upper lip area. Luckily, they are all whiteheads, which end up drying and peeling off, but there is about15-20 of them! However, I notice each day they become smaller in size, right now they're the size of a pin-head.
My question is, do the products lift up every impurity out of my pores first and then began to clear my skin?? Also, does this mean the products are effective in terms of there actions?
It is not a severe breakout, but definitely much more than before the peel and using the products! How long does the skin need to purge itself of these disgusting eruptions!?
Does this skin eruption indicate my acne treatments are effective?
as what ive heard.. some acne products makes you skin worst at first use. because it will pull up all the impurities: dirt and oil.. that are already clogged up in ur pores..
just wait and see.. wait for like 3 weeks or 2.. :) goodluck!
i have acne too.. im 15.. :) i guess its pretty normal.. )
Health
I recently visited a skin specialist and I was put on the GlyMed Plus range of Acne Treatments. They all contain Salicylic Acid at 2-5% concentrations, I also have had my first Salicylic Peel, which I am to repeat every fortnight.
4-5 Days after the peel and starting the products, my skin has been erupting like crazy, but ONLY in the areas I get breakouts to start with, mainly my chin and upper lip area. Luckily, they are all whiteheads, which end up drying and peeling off, but there is about15-20 of them! However, I notice each day they become smaller in size, right now they're the size of a pin-head.
My question is, do the products lift up every impurity out of my pores first and then began to clear my skin?? Also, does this mean the products are effective in terms of there actions?
It is not a severe breakout, but definitely much more than before the peel and using the products! How long does the skin need to purge itself of these disgusting eruptions!?
Does this skin eruption indicate my acne treatments are effective?
as what ive heard.. some acne products makes you skin worst at first use. because it will pull up all the impurities: dirt and oil.. that are already clogged up in ur pores..
just wait and see.. wait for like 3 weeks or 2.. :) goodluck!
i have acne too.. im 15.. :) i guess its pretty normal.. )
Health
I have skin issues. HELP?
Hi. I have really bad skin. First of all my skin is a tan like color but around my eyes and mouth I am a bit darker there. I hate it, it looks like there is caked on skin there. I have that same problems with the rest of my skin not just my face. Certain parts are lighter and some are darker. Same problem with my underarms. I tried everything, scrubs, exfolating, costly creams and mosterizers, drinking water. If anyone can help I thank u
I have skin issues. HELP?
The dark skin under your eyes is because of hormones. The dark skin around your mouth is because you have uneven pigmentation.( your body is producing more pigment in that area) The dark underarms is because the skin tends to bunch together there the same as your knees, elbows, knuckles etc. and that makes it look darker. Removing your underarm hair ( waxing or electrolysis) will help that area. Chemical peels will lighten the skin on knees, elbows etc.Don't go for laser treatments as someone suggested.The laser will stimulate pigmentation making the problem worse.
I have skin issues. HELP?
Go 2 a doc. 2 check it out.
Reply:Try turkey ****.
Reply:i would go to a skin doctor itl end up costing u less then buying creams that dont work
Reply:You need to go see someone who does laser skin abrasions, they have treatments that can help your skin and can do things to get it all the same shade. Be prepared to spend some big $$ though! you might contact several in your area and see who can work with you to do it a little at a time. I wish you the best of luck!
Reply:You could go to a doctor and find out there's nothing you can do about it or you could save some money and embrace your discolored skin
Reply:A dermatologist will evaluate and help you determine if your skin condition is something to really worry about or not, there are many products on the market to help with very minor skin discolorations, Porcelana is one, if it is a medical conditon, then only a Dr. will be able to prescribe what you need, I doubt a dietary change will do much for the condition and it may be that heredity is involved which we have no control over. I would start with at least one visit to a good derm- atologist first.
Reply:Try going to or calling a dermotolgist. I'm sure they can help. That's there job! But I don't think there's anything you can buy at a drugstore that can help much. Good Luck!
Reply:my aunt has the same problem!!! there are some collagen treatments that work as well as those that are for post-pregnant women. This may have happened by an excessive or bad hair removing, like in your underarms; or by sun. other more expensive but of course more effective ways are going to a dermatologist or trying the cosmetic surgery.
Reply:have you tryed noxema it does not cost alot and it might get rid of any dirt if that may be the problem but for your face try cover up i dont know what else to tell you...sorry
Reply:Go to a dermatologist to go get it checked out. They will give you something that will help with that.
I have skin issues. HELP?
The dark skin under your eyes is because of hormones. The dark skin around your mouth is because you have uneven pigmentation.( your body is producing more pigment in that area) The dark underarms is because the skin tends to bunch together there the same as your knees, elbows, knuckles etc. and that makes it look darker. Removing your underarm hair ( waxing or electrolysis) will help that area. Chemical peels will lighten the skin on knees, elbows etc.Don't go for laser treatments as someone suggested.The laser will stimulate pigmentation making the problem worse.
I have skin issues. HELP?
Go 2 a doc. 2 check it out.
Reply:Try turkey ****.
Reply:i would go to a skin doctor itl end up costing u less then buying creams that dont work
Reply:You need to go see someone who does laser skin abrasions, they have treatments that can help your skin and can do things to get it all the same shade. Be prepared to spend some big $$ though! you might contact several in your area and see who can work with you to do it a little at a time. I wish you the best of luck!
Reply:You could go to a doctor and find out there's nothing you can do about it or you could save some money and embrace your discolored skin
Reply:A dermatologist will evaluate and help you determine if your skin condition is something to really worry about or not, there are many products on the market to help with very minor skin discolorations, Porcelana is one, if it is a medical conditon, then only a Dr. will be able to prescribe what you need, I doubt a dietary change will do much for the condition and it may be that heredity is involved which we have no control over. I would start with at least one visit to a good derm- atologist first.
Reply:Try going to or calling a dermotolgist. I'm sure they can help. That's there job! But I don't think there's anything you can buy at a drugstore that can help much. Good Luck!
Reply:my aunt has the same problem!!! there are some collagen treatments that work as well as those that are for post-pregnant women. This may have happened by an excessive or bad hair removing, like in your underarms; or by sun. other more expensive but of course more effective ways are going to a dermatologist or trying the cosmetic surgery.
Reply:have you tryed noxema it does not cost alot and it might get rid of any dirt if that may be the problem but for your face try cover up i dont know what else to tell you...sorry
Reply:Go to a dermatologist to go get it checked out. They will give you something that will help with that.
Friday, November 6, 2009
I need facial stuff and skin care tips?
I'd ask in Skin/Body, but no one will answer, since I never answer there.
So, I started school a few weeks ago, and my skin has really turned bad because I've been so stressed out and I haven't had time or energy to do any good skin care, and I need some major face stuff and stuff for skin in general. Help, anyone?
I just need a small list of some cleansers, masks, scrubs, toners, and moisterizers/lotions for sensitive skin. I've heard that the St. Ives stuff works well. Your opinion? I don't need a huge list. Also, what are some good skin care tips that don't involve too much.
Thank you. :-)
I need facial stuff and skin care tips?
St. Ives really does work.
Neutrogena, I believe? has an oil-free moisturizer. The "top" of mine is orange, if that helps.
I don't use much apart from those two.
EDIT: Clean %26amp; Clear products are a hit or miss, or at least to me.
One of their products is great when my face is really oily, but otherwise, it's too harsh %26amp; removes too much.
The only one I trust no matter what is the pimple cream thing. I can't think of the name. It comes in a small tube %26amp; is usually about 5 bucks.
You didn't name this, but oil strips/oil-blotting strips, which I believe are by Clean %26amp; Clear too, are great for during the schoolday. It removes excess oil without smudging anything.
I need facial stuff and skin care tips?
RetinA micro gel. but you need a prescription. But it's sooo worth it
Reply:St. Ives works very well!
i love it!
ooo and clean %26amp; clear works really well also
good luck
for face mask queen helene mint julep masque is really good
good luck! =)
鈾?br>Reply:Apricot scrub (st. ives), foaming facial cleanser(mix the cleanser and the scrub in your hand and wash your face well with it), astringent, and a good OIL FREE moisturizer( all from clean and clear). I use this combo and my skin is nearly flawless.
Reply:I use Neutrogena products. They are a blessing for my skin. I love anything by them because it works splendid. They sell cleansers, scrubs, concealer, makeup, moisterizers/lotions, etc (everything). My mom has sensitive skin and she can only use Neutrogena.
St. Ives is not bad at all. I happen to use their Apricot scrub that works great.
Clearasil is not a bad name, but it doesnt work as well as Neutrogena.
Reply:well, your options for skin care really depends on how much your willing to spend. Ive used soe skin care stuff from avon and it was pretty good [i used it when i was about 11], my breakouts got a little worse with the more stress middle school piled on me so i started using proactive, now that im in my freshman year of high school my mom started selling mary-kay. its a bit expensive but works pretty well. Also, another good tip is when your washing moisturizing and so on rub in circles and upwards not down and in lines because that will cause you to shove dirt into your pores instead of getting it all out and getting all of your make up off. i hope this helps you and may god bless.
mary kay-think pink.
www.marykayintouch.com
Reply:Save St. Ives for the body not the face. St. Ives is a shell of a nut that is rigid,rough and very long term damaging to the skin. A good exfoliant should be rounded and smooth. Professional products are the best of course. You being a teenager can't afford these products. Try using dove's creme exfoliant for the face. Origins has wonderful products made with white tea. Burts bee's is wonderful as well. There products are all natural. I like there creme cleanser. It tingles the skin leaving it fresh and bright. Talk your parents into letting you get a professional facial from a salon or spa. I'm an esthetician and have worked on teenagers before. You will love it I gurantee!
Reply:For pimples breakouts and good skin in general proactive (little spendy for me round 50 for starter kit thing) They have stuff for sensitive skin. They also have masks and scrubs and whatnot. Reduces/clears breakouts and just improves over all skin look. Hope that helps
Reply:1) Benzoyl peroxide products like Oxy 10 Face Wash or Panoxyl Bar (kills bacteria %26amp; best for oily skin)
OR
2) Salicylic face wash like Aveeno Positively Clear Daily Cleansing Pads (clears away old skin cells; a little easier on the skin than bp)
3) Neutrogena Clear Pore Cleanser/Mask has clay %26amp; bp. Best used as a mask. (once or twice a week)
These links will give you suggestions to control your acne: http://www.cosmeticscop.com/learn/art.as...
http://www.kidshealth.org/teen/your_body...
Reply:I use various Lush products, which I absolutely love. But if you don't have a store near you, I would suggest trying products from Aveeno. I also have sensitive skin and these products worked amazingly well for me. It really all depends on you though. What works for one, may not for another.
However, I can suggest the Queen Helene Mint Julep Mask. I use this stuff three times a week and it's definitely made a difference in my skin. In fact, I have it on right now. My face feels cleaner, tighter, and smoother from the minute I wash it off.
Sorry if my suggestions were too vague. I can definitely give you a few skin care tips though: Don't be lazy when it comes to your skin. Find a simple, but effective routine and stick to it. Cleanse, tone, spot treatment (if needed), and moisturize. Masks and exfoliants shouldn't be used everyday, but they're definitely an important part of keeping your skin clear. I exfoliate as well as use a mask, three times a week. Drink plenty of water, make sure you're getting at least your eight glasses a day. Sleep is important as well. Don't touch, pick, or rub your face during the day. Your hands are full of bacteria, don't spread it to your face. Well, I think I covered the basics.
Hope this helped a bit!
Reply:My personal favorite is to take a bath everyday cause it exfoliates your dead skin cells. Other great ways are to use Vaseline and Aveda Botanical Kinetics Hydrating Lotion everywhere EVERY NIGHT!! It really works after a couple of days!!
:)
So, I started school a few weeks ago, and my skin has really turned bad because I've been so stressed out and I haven't had time or energy to do any good skin care, and I need some major face stuff and stuff for skin in general. Help, anyone?
I just need a small list of some cleansers, masks, scrubs, toners, and moisterizers/lotions for sensitive skin. I've heard that the St. Ives stuff works well. Your opinion? I don't need a huge list. Also, what are some good skin care tips that don't involve too much.
Thank you. :-)
I need facial stuff and skin care tips?
St. Ives really does work.
Neutrogena, I believe? has an oil-free moisturizer. The "top" of mine is orange, if that helps.
I don't use much apart from those two.
EDIT: Clean %26amp; Clear products are a hit or miss, or at least to me.
One of their products is great when my face is really oily, but otherwise, it's too harsh %26amp; removes too much.
The only one I trust no matter what is the pimple cream thing. I can't think of the name. It comes in a small tube %26amp; is usually about 5 bucks.
You didn't name this, but oil strips/oil-blotting strips, which I believe are by Clean %26amp; Clear too, are great for during the schoolday. It removes excess oil without smudging anything.
I need facial stuff and skin care tips?
RetinA micro gel. but you need a prescription. But it's sooo worth it
Reply:St. Ives works very well!
i love it!
ooo and clean %26amp; clear works really well also
good luck
for face mask queen helene mint julep masque is really good
good luck! =)
鈾?br>Reply:Apricot scrub (st. ives), foaming facial cleanser(mix the cleanser and the scrub in your hand and wash your face well with it), astringent, and a good OIL FREE moisturizer( all from clean and clear). I use this combo and my skin is nearly flawless.
Reply:I use Neutrogena products. They are a blessing for my skin. I love anything by them because it works splendid. They sell cleansers, scrubs, concealer, makeup, moisterizers/lotions, etc (everything). My mom has sensitive skin and she can only use Neutrogena.
St. Ives is not bad at all. I happen to use their Apricot scrub that works great.
Clearasil is not a bad name, but it doesnt work as well as Neutrogena.
Reply:well, your options for skin care really depends on how much your willing to spend. Ive used soe skin care stuff from avon and it was pretty good [i used it when i was about 11], my breakouts got a little worse with the more stress middle school piled on me so i started using proactive, now that im in my freshman year of high school my mom started selling mary-kay. its a bit expensive but works pretty well. Also, another good tip is when your washing moisturizing and so on rub in circles and upwards not down and in lines because that will cause you to shove dirt into your pores instead of getting it all out and getting all of your make up off. i hope this helps you and may god bless.
mary kay-think pink.
www.marykayintouch.com
Reply:Save St. Ives for the body not the face. St. Ives is a shell of a nut that is rigid,rough and very long term damaging to the skin. A good exfoliant should be rounded and smooth. Professional products are the best of course. You being a teenager can't afford these products. Try using dove's creme exfoliant for the face. Origins has wonderful products made with white tea. Burts bee's is wonderful as well. There products are all natural. I like there creme cleanser. It tingles the skin leaving it fresh and bright. Talk your parents into letting you get a professional facial from a salon or spa. I'm an esthetician and have worked on teenagers before. You will love it I gurantee!
Reply:For pimples breakouts and good skin in general proactive (little spendy for me round 50 for starter kit thing) They have stuff for sensitive skin. They also have masks and scrubs and whatnot. Reduces/clears breakouts and just improves over all skin look. Hope that helps
Reply:1) Benzoyl peroxide products like Oxy 10 Face Wash or Panoxyl Bar (kills bacteria %26amp; best for oily skin)
OR
2) Salicylic face wash like Aveeno Positively Clear Daily Cleansing Pads (clears away old skin cells; a little easier on the skin than bp)
3) Neutrogena Clear Pore Cleanser/Mask has clay %26amp; bp. Best used as a mask. (once or twice a week)
These links will give you suggestions to control your acne: http://www.cosmeticscop.com/learn/art.as...
http://www.kidshealth.org/teen/your_body...
Reply:I use various Lush products, which I absolutely love. But if you don't have a store near you, I would suggest trying products from Aveeno. I also have sensitive skin and these products worked amazingly well for me. It really all depends on you though. What works for one, may not for another.
However, I can suggest the Queen Helene Mint Julep Mask. I use this stuff three times a week and it's definitely made a difference in my skin. In fact, I have it on right now. My face feels cleaner, tighter, and smoother from the minute I wash it off.
Sorry if my suggestions were too vague. I can definitely give you a few skin care tips though: Don't be lazy when it comes to your skin. Find a simple, but effective routine and stick to it. Cleanse, tone, spot treatment (if needed), and moisturize. Masks and exfoliants shouldn't be used everyday, but they're definitely an important part of keeping your skin clear. I exfoliate as well as use a mask, three times a week. Drink plenty of water, make sure you're getting at least your eight glasses a day. Sleep is important as well. Don't touch, pick, or rub your face during the day. Your hands are full of bacteria, don't spread it to your face. Well, I think I covered the basics.
Hope this helped a bit!
Reply:My personal favorite is to take a bath everyday cause it exfoliates your dead skin cells. Other great ways are to use Vaseline and Aveda Botanical Kinetics Hydrating Lotion everywhere EVERY NIGHT!! It really works after a couple of days!!
:)
Help!!! I !#$@$# Hate my skin!?
I have the worst skin it the world. Its awful. My skin used to be clear when i was 13 -15. Now im breaking out alot! I mostly have it on my forehead and sides on my head. I have little tiny bumb on my forehead near my eyebrowns, where the unibrown part grows and i break out alot like once every two days. I so tired of this. I tried Clinque but it doesnt do anything and it makes me mad! I spent like 70 $ on it. I used to have dry skin but now i have a little oily, like it will get oily in the middle of the day. I have so many pimple scars and red bumbs everywhere, i use my bangs to cover it when i go out. I care alot about my skin and having acne on it makes scream and i get angry alot. i think its because of stress but i dont know. I need help fast tommorows school and i need to buy something that will help. Im so sick and tired of my skin. Please help me? Do you know any methods? Or products? Please and Thank you!
Help!!! I !#$@$# Hate my skin!?
Me too. I break out at the worst times possible.!!! I think you would really like Proactive or Murad. I use the Murad System but it's kinda pricey. I also have a facial once a month and try to stick to it. Believe me no matter what I eat or drink or how much I relax, or don't get any sleep, my skin still has break outs and pisses me off, but these products help me so much to reduce the amount and duration. My facial tech does a mild fruit peel and a full oil free facial for me, and I love it and her, for 35.00. It is so worth it. try either of these systems and I bet you will not regret it. I tried Clinique and various others too but the only thing they cleared for me was my cash out of my purse!
Help!!! I !#$@$# Hate my skin!?
i break out really bad 2, and i always wanted 2 buy all the acne products and things for acne, but then i tried just using a regular gentle cleaner and moisturizer... i bought neutrogens fresh foaming face cleanser.. and st ives collagen elastin moisturizer.. and ive yet 2 find a day moisturizer :(... but yea, i used this day and night. and didnt mess with my blemishes at all and when i do that, my acne goes away... i think bc all the sets and things for acne m\just irritate my skin...it wont go away over night, but if u do it religiously itll go away.. and as far as a quick fix, the only thing u can do is use a light foundation and powder.. yes its pry not the best bc igoing on the blemish, but i do it and it seems fins as long as i wiash my face when i get home. hth
Reply:i use proactive i thought i had the worst skin but i used proactive and it cleared up in a matter of weks
Reply:Aside from answers trying to push their products, try Proactive, it really works. It's that simple. Follow directions to the letter no matter how tried you are. Reward.....good skin.
Reply:You might want to consider the Unblemish regimen for your acne. My teens and husband had great results with it. The Rodan + Fields dermatologist developed products are not sold in retail stores, but are now available online and through consultants. They have a link to Identify My Skin Concerns https://www.rodanandfields.com/templates...
and also a live chat and an email to a registered nurse to guide you about what exactly to order. I can help you too, as far as personal knowledge of using the products.
How to get the products:
Go to www.rodanandfields.com and there is an online skin care analyzer that guides you about what to order. From my personal experience, shipping for in stock items has been very quick and within 2 days! (subject to stock and shipping) Be sure to use my insider code/promotional code reprf10196 for product discounts, free samples and other benefits.
Also, visit my blog at http://victoriaskincare.blogspot.com and feel free to contact me for more personalized attention.
Keep me posted about your progress.
Victoria
An Independent Consultant for Rodan + Fields
http://victoriaskincare.blogspot.com
Source(s):
http://www.rodanandfields.com
https://www.rodanandfields.com/templates...
http://victoriaskincare.blogspot.com
Help!!! I !#$@$# Hate my skin!?
Me too. I break out at the worst times possible.!!! I think you would really like Proactive or Murad. I use the Murad System but it's kinda pricey. I also have a facial once a month and try to stick to it. Believe me no matter what I eat or drink or how much I relax, or don't get any sleep, my skin still has break outs and pisses me off, but these products help me so much to reduce the amount and duration. My facial tech does a mild fruit peel and a full oil free facial for me, and I love it and her, for 35.00. It is so worth it. try either of these systems and I bet you will not regret it. I tried Clinique and various others too but the only thing they cleared for me was my cash out of my purse!
Help!!! I !#$@$# Hate my skin!?
i break out really bad 2, and i always wanted 2 buy all the acne products and things for acne, but then i tried just using a regular gentle cleaner and moisturizer... i bought neutrogens fresh foaming face cleanser.. and st ives collagen elastin moisturizer.. and ive yet 2 find a day moisturizer :(... but yea, i used this day and night. and didnt mess with my blemishes at all and when i do that, my acne goes away... i think bc all the sets and things for acne m\just irritate my skin...it wont go away over night, but if u do it religiously itll go away.. and as far as a quick fix, the only thing u can do is use a light foundation and powder.. yes its pry not the best bc igoing on the blemish, but i do it and it seems fins as long as i wiash my face when i get home. hth
Reply:i use proactive i thought i had the worst skin but i used proactive and it cleared up in a matter of weks
Reply:Aside from answers trying to push their products, try Proactive, it really works. It's that simple. Follow directions to the letter no matter how tried you are. Reward.....good skin.
Reply:You might want to consider the Unblemish regimen for your acne. My teens and husband had great results with it. The Rodan + Fields dermatologist developed products are not sold in retail stores, but are now available online and through consultants. They have a link to Identify My Skin Concerns https://www.rodanandfields.com/templates...
and also a live chat and an email to a registered nurse to guide you about what exactly to order. I can help you too, as far as personal knowledge of using the products.
How to get the products:
Go to www.rodanandfields.com and there is an online skin care analyzer that guides you about what to order. From my personal experience, shipping for in stock items has been very quick and within 2 days! (subject to stock and shipping) Be sure to use my insider code/promotional code reprf10196 for product discounts, free samples and other benefits.
Also, visit my blog at http://victoriaskincare.blogspot.com and feel free to contact me for more personalized attention.
Keep me posted about your progress.
Victoria
An Independent Consultant for Rodan + Fields
http://victoriaskincare.blogspot.com
Source(s):
http://www.rodanandfields.com
https://www.rodanandfields.com/templates...
http://victoriaskincare.blogspot.com
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