Miracle For Your Skin

I use L’oreal Skin Expertise go 360 clean deep exfoliating scrub with the little scrublet thing it comes with. (:

Today I bought.. Clearasil ultra new overnight wash,
which I hope works. :b

BQ: How bad would you say your acne is?

BQ2: If you could change one thing (physically) about yourself, what would it be?

Soap.

BQ: Not really bad. I only get the occasional pimple that I always pop.
BQ: Um skinnier, Ahhaha.

I have acne rosacea and my skin constantly flares up – currently I am using Avene but no major improvements. If you’ve a good product that you’ve tried please let me know! A dermatologist told me that there was no help for my skin condition. Thanks in advance

Rosacea is a skin disorder that mostly affects white skinned people and in the United Kingdom it is more commonly known as ‘curse of the Celts’. At times rosacea is also mistaken for acne as its small red filled bumps which appear across the face, that is the cheeks and over the nose. It may also affect the forehead and chin.

I suggest you to read this article. It will definitely help you.

How long should I leave it on? It doesn’t say. How long do you leave it on?

you should just put it on wash your face with it and wash it off :]
its what you normally do with face wash
xo

I’m 16, and i would like to know all the things i would need to take care of my face in different circumstances such as:

When i have dry skin (in winter for example)
When i have oily skin (in summer)
When i am wearing make up in Summer and my face gets oily
A sudden breakout

Thank you for your answers you can suggest any other products that you use that work well!

Dry Skin Supplies
-Slightly Heavier Moisturizer
-Creamy Cleanser (one that is focused on people w/ dry skin)
-Night Cream(optional, but if you have dry skin it will really help you)
-A Scrub or Face Polish (will polish away dead skin so you won’t have scaly skin)
-Toner (don’t get toner made for acne prone skins)
-a lightweight daily facial sunscreen
Oily Skin Supplies
-A lightweight gel moisturizer (if you skin isn’t that oily, stick to your dry skin moisturizer)
-Liquid Cleanser with Sacriyllic Acid (to prevent acne)
-A Mask (peel off ones or ones catered to blemish prevention are perfect)
-A lightweight daily facial sunscreen (Keihls, Shu Umerara, and Clinique all have good ones)
Summer Makeup Essentials
-Mattifying Gel (wear underneath your foundation or tinted moisturizer(
-Transluscent Mineral Powder
-Mac Wipes
-Blotting Papers
A Sudden Breakout
-Acne Gel Treatment (apply directly to the spot;Neutrogena Sore Pimple Gel is good)
-A acne toner
-Moisturizer with Sacriyllic Acid
-A Strong Acne Cleanser
-Mask with Sacryillic Acid
-Scrub

I have oily skin and I use Clinique’s 3 Step system. It works great for me and is really easy. When I get flare ups , I switch to Clinique’s Acne Solutions 3 Step System. When I do breakout, I use Origin’s 10-Minute Mask. I also will use Neutrogena’s Sore Pimple gel directly on my under skin blemishes. When it gets drier and cooler outside, I switch to a creamier cleanser , Clarisonic’s Dry Skin cleanser but stick with my normal gel moisturizer. I also exfolliate with a cream base scrub (Clinique’s 7 Hour Scrub). I cleanse my face with the Clarisonic which has definetly made a difference in my skin as well.

Hope I helped!

I’m 18 years old and I’ve honestly never really had a problem with pimples. I’d break out sometimes when I got my period, but that’s it. I never used any products on my skin either (which I know is bad)
I’m off to college this year and now I’m getting some pimples on random spots on my face. I was just wondering what I should use to take care of my skin? Like products. What do you all use?

Suggest the following; use a mild cleanser like Olay foaming. It’s a mild cleanser that washes away the dirt/oil/bacteria without super drying the skin like acne cleansers do. Second I use Cura Serum by Isabella Pelle. It’s a highly concentrated facial lotion with the highest concentration of the best moisturizer known to date; hyaluronic acid. For the zits, suggest using spot treatment like Oxy 10 and apply it directly on the zit itself. Avoid using acne washes for the entire face. Hope this helps.

In the mornings I use Clean and Clear Finishing Touches cleanser and the Clean and Clear Finishing Touches lotion. Then I use a Neutrogena spot treatment if I have any blemishes, but I rarely do because my skin is super dry.

In the evenings when I shower, I use the Loreal 360 Cleanser on my face…Idr exactly what it’s called, but it’s the green one…I love it, it’s made my complexion so much brighter. Then I use a Neutrogena face lotion immediately afterward or else I will get dry patches on my face.

my skin is normal to oily
i have a medium complexion small pores and the only place i have acne is on my forehead wit like very small acne but alot of acne scars and i would like to kno how to clear it im now using neutrogena acne wash and burts bees acne solutions at night
and what are some athome things to like diy face masks with things u can find around the house to exfoliate or cleanse?

Hey, i’m also 13yrs old. i have like dry skin/normal and my forehead is a bit oily. i also, have acne on my forehead.
and i recommend u to get organic things.. research on organic products. u can also make home made masks if u like, so ur skin isn’t irritated fro chemicals.
i use aveeno , there line is pretty good.
also, as a face moisturizer the brand i use is origins

I want to use a face mask, I have yet to wash my face today (I use the Clinique 3-step system). Should I do my routine, then do the face mask, or vice versa. Or should I skip my routine all together, and maybe just moisturize.

Masks are to be used on a cleansed face.
So wash your face with clinique, mask, toner, and moisturizer

What are some things that one can do to have nice facial skin? I’m talking products, skin care, practices, shaving often, diet, how often, when to do what, etc. Any little tricks?

Some things I know:
1) Don’t pop pimples to avoid scarring
2) Someone said to wash your face after eating greasy food (not sure how valid that is)

I guess since you mentioned shaving, that you’re a guy, so you can be a bit more lax than a woman and still have nice skin, as you don’t, I assume, wear makeup. A good cleanser is the best place to start, and it’s best to cleanse your skin twice a day, but once will suffice. Jurlique makes great cleansers, but a) they are $40 per bottle (though they last forever) and b) you might feel girly using them.
For shaving cream, I would recommend Peter Thomas Roth’s Modern Classic Shave Cream. There’s nothing more gentle on skin, ever. If you have very thick stubble, a pre-shave oil could help as well. Anthony For Men makes a very good one. Fusion razors are great, but pricey. Men are supposed to shave with the grain, not against it, slowly, and preferably every other day. If you need a closer shave, they say to do the final stroke sideways to the grain (as in, not against it, or with it, but between the two).
It’s good to exfoliate once a week or so. You can add table salt to your cleanser and scrub your face. Don’t rub too vigorously, basically massage it over your skin for a bit. Skin loves salt and it will be very soft and glowing afterward. Try it at night the first time, just in case your skin is reddish after (I only say this because I wouldn’t know if you have extremely sensitive skin).
You should not pop your pimples, and if there’s grease on your face, yes, it’s a good idea to wash it.
A light moisturizer might be needed if your skin is dry. Clinique Moisture Surge moisture gel is great, it’s very light, moisturizes well, is gentle, and a jar will last you a long time (several months) but is $45 or so.
As far as drugstore brands go, I’m really not sure, as I don’t use them, but I do know that you would be better off buying products made for women than products made for men, as far as cleansers and moisturizers go. Men’s products tend not to be as good, or as gentle.
Change your pillowcase at least once a week.
If you use greasy stuff in your hair, it would be a good idea to wash your hair before you go to bed.
Diet, well, as long as it’s not horrible, it honestly doesn’t make a huge difference either way, at least in my personal experience.

i need to know the types and the best brands around.
thank you

these are what I use. But you need to know what skin type you are first. I use normal-to-oily. This product is clinically proven to keep my face shine free and oil free for up to 12 hours. This is high quality stuff compared to only the best brands like lancome and estee lauder not some OTC meds. I’ve been using these for 5 years and use them twice a day. If you can’t use this then I suggest to use lancome or estee lauder but it’ll be a bit more expensive.http://cgarcia1.qbeautyzone.com/products/product.aspx?itemno=E5018
here is a website that will teach you what is in these products and why and how they work. http://www.artistry.com/en/skincare/the-science-of-skin-care-10613.aspx