use aloevera gel mixed with termeric. or use any ayurvedic face pack
2006-10-29 16:52:42
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answered by rajan naidu 7
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Eventually the redness will disappear on its own but there is something you can do to help it a bit. It is what I use to do. Buy a cube of yeast (the kind that is used for baking) from the grocery store. Add water to it to make it into a paste (not too much or it will become too watery). Place it on your face like a face mask and let it dry until it starts cracking. Then wash it off. It will help the redness, as well, it helps the skin look nice in general.
2006-10-29 21:39:31
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answered by Lucid 3
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Pimple Preventive Maintenance
Keep your face clean and don't overscrub it. This will only irritate your skin and make you more prone to breakouts. Wash your face twice a day with antibacterial soap, three times a day for acne prone skin. To avoid aggravating pimples, stay away from harsh soaps and fragrances.
To avoid transferring bacteria and germs, clean your pillowcase, washcloths, towels, make-up brushes and applicators frequently. Try washing your make-up applicators in antibacterial soap or clarifying shampoo. Keep your hair clean and out of your face. Along the same line, keep your phone mouthpiece and writing instruments away from your chin and clean them often.
Avoid wearing heavy make-up and always wash it off before going to bed. Buy make-up specifically designed for your skin type and throw it away after it's expiration date.
Wash your hands frequently and make a conscious effort to avoid touching your face during the daytime hours. This is when you're most likely to do it and you may not realize that it's a habit.
Any correlation to diet and blemishes is a myth. There is no proof that greasy food and sugar will cause your skin to break out, however too much junk food can lead to health problems down the road -- so keep your diet healthy.
It's best to keep your anxiety level down and get your beauty rest. When you're under stress, do not neglect your skin care routine. Take the time for preventive maintenance or your pimples will return with a vengeance.
Stop Pimples and Blemishes
Acne prone people are still going to experience pimples and blemishes, even after the best skin care routine. After they appear, knowing how to get rid of them quickly and sensibly reduces your chance of scarring.
Use the preventive maintenance above, along with some pimple drying techniques to shorten the life of your blemishes and breakouts.
If your skin is oily, use an over the counter cleanser that contains salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide to start the drying process. If you're experiencing one of those painful "under the skin, cystic" pimples, put a warm compress on it to drain it first, then dry it up with benzoyl peroxide. Sometimes putting a small piece of tape on your blemish overnight will help draw out the fluid and infection.
Another overnight home remedy for zapping a zit is to put a dab of toothpaste on it to help dry it out. You may need to test this on a short-term basis to make sure it doesn't irritate your pimple. Calamine lotion will have the same drying effect.
It's not recommended to squeeze a pimple, but the jury is still out. While doing this makes you more prone to scarring and skin discolorations, sometimes it's the only fast way to drain it. If you're at the point where you feel the need to squeeze, consult your dermatologist for treatment.
If blemishes persist, scarring needs to be prevented and there are many useful products to put a stop to recurring acne and pimples. If your blemish is gone and you have some discoloration but no scar, don't fret. Chances are, it will fade with time.
Reduce the Appearance of Blemishes & Spots
Quick-fixes to reduce the appearance and redness of your pimples can get you through the day. To lessen the swelling, some people swear that hemorrhoid cream will do the trick overnight. Or, try putting an ice cube on the spot for a couple of minutes before applying your make-up in the morning.
To get rid of the redness, use eye drops specifically made to reduce the redness in your eyes, (like Visene.) Give it some time so work and cover your blemish with a concealer stick and a dab of pressed powder.
If your attending an important event such as a wedding, your dermatologist can give you a cortisone injection 24 hours before the event to quick-start the healing process.
2006-10-29 18:08:36
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answered by B. 4
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Try things that are soothing, don't put on any kind of acne cream because it will be to harsh. I like putting oatmeal in the blender with watter, it feels really good. On my skin I put a light lotion and just let it heal, but if your going out use a oil free concealer and add witch hazel to the concealer, it helps the healing process and won't irritate your skin , good luck
2006-10-29 17:09:10
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answered by Italian Girl 2
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I love Regene's "Whipped Cream Whitening Mask" with its soft and rich whipped-creamy texture, brings tender smooth touch for the skin, its "Cactus Extract", a highly effectively antioxidant, helps skin become smooth and purely white. Together with "Daisy Extract", it effectively prevents and disintegrates melanin synthesis and condensation. In addition, formulated with "Cactus Water Locking Factor" and "Natural Clarifying Protein", this helps to lock moisture in skin and clarify skin naturally. Functions: Skin becomes smooth and soft, Balances skin moisture locking ability, Enhances absorption of whitening ingredients, Evens out skin complexion, Prevents and desintegrates melanin synthesis and condensation. Ingredients: Cactus Extract, Daisy Extract, Cactus Water Locking Factor, Natural Clarifying Protein.
2006-10-30 04:46:58
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answered by Cat N 1
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hi dear, i have a soft skin, and look what i do when a get one of those, first of all wash your face with a mix of Honey and Sugar will work like an exoforiant, and them get a softy tower and get your face dry after that just put a littler amount of ice hot gel....on the pimples ok and it´s work......every night before sleep... ok...
2006-10-29 17:52:55
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answered by Haydee 3
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You might have popped a blood vessel (a TINY one, kind of unlikely though). Try some ice and maybe a little bit of toothpaste on them. Usually takes down swelling.
2006-10-29 16:53:43
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answered by ivyrakestraw 2
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when i have redness from pimples, i put visine or a redness reducing eye drop on it, it actually helps to reduce redness on your skin too!
2006-10-29 19:42:40
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answered by S A 2
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2006-10-29 17:06:23
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answered by Anonymous
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Dab Visine on them , then dab on a little concealer and powder to set it.
2006-10-30 00:30:56
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answered by Anonymous
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