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Wash
Properly.
Wash your
make-up off thoroughly every night. Use a mild soap twice a
day and make sure you rinse the soap entirely off your face.
Rinse six or seven times with fresh water.
Use Less
Make-up.
Whatever
make-up you use, try to cut down on the amount you put on.
Leave Well
Alone.
Don't squeeze
pimples or whiteheads. A pimple is an inflammation, and you
could add to the inflammation by squeezing it, which could
lead to an infection. A pimple will always go away in one to
four weeks if you leave them alone.
Know When
To Squeeze.
Most pimples
are best left alone, but there is one kind that you can
squeeze to help get rid of it. If the pimple has a little
central yellow pus head in it, then a gentle squeeze will
make it pop open very nicely. Once the pus pops out, the
pimple will heal more quickly.
Attack
Blackheads.
You can also
get rid of blackheads by squeezing them. A blackhead is a
very blocked pore, and a gentle squeeze will help rectifty
this.
Give Dry
Skin Extra Care.
Dry skin can
be sensitive to some over the counter skin treatments, so
please use these treatments with care. Start with the lower
strength products first, and then increase the concentration
slowly.
Stay Out
Of The Sun.
Acne
medications may cause adverse reactions to the sun, so
minimize you exposure until you know what the reactions
going to be.
Use One
Treatment At A Time.
Don't mix
treatments, use only one at a time because they may cause an
adverse reaction if mixed together.
Stop The
Spread Of Acne.
Apply acne
medication about half an inch around the affected area, to
help keep the acne from spreading. Acne moves across the
face from the nose to the ear, so you need to treat beyond
the inflamed area. Most people make the mistake of treating
only the pimples and not the outlaying areas of skin. This
is wrong.
If you are an
acne sufferer, then I trust this information will be very
helpful to you. Thanks for reading my article.
About the Author
Author John H
Moore - please use my link
http://www.acne-information-guide.com
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