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Gather all materials beforehand -- see "Things You'll Need" below. You might want to store them in a waterproof resealable bag, such as Ziploc. I'd recommend wearing either old clothes or a bathrobe over whatever you are wearing. There is a definite possibility this is going to spill. After you have found everything on you checklist, head to a large, flat, waterproof surface. This is probably your bathroom. Having this room be private is highly advised; you can't just say, "Get out, I'm flattening a pimple," can you?
Things You'll Need
- 3 or more cotton balls
- Lukewarm tap water
- Cup to hold the water in
- Salt
The Method
1. Salt the water thoroughly -- much more than you think it needs.
2. Dip one cotton ball in the salt water.
3. Wait for 30 - 60 seconds.
4. Squeeze out excess water out until it is damp, but not dripping.
5. Place the damp cotton ball over your large, oh-my-goodness-I-cannot-go-to-... zit. If you have several of these grouped together, try to place the cotton ball over them all.
6. Glance at your watch/clock. Wait exactly three minutes.
7. Remove the cotton ball after the time is up. The zit seems to be nearly gone, but it is only the top that has dissolved. Your acne is still there.
8. Take the other two cotton balls and place them on either side of the despised pimple.
9. Slowly, move them closer together until the tiny bump is flattened. Congrats! You've just conquered that giant of a pimple -- forever!
10. Apply honey on the infected area & go to sleep!!
Tips
*Don't forget the last 3 steps -- they are crucial.
*Be sure to follow these steps closely. Dipping a cottonball in fresh water as opposed to salt will not work, for instants.
* You might want to bring a book -- either waterproof or one that you do not care about being splattered in water. Those three minutes can get boring.
* This is your best bet for monster zits that simply sneak up on you. For long-term healthy skin, cleansing and toning is also important.
Warnings
* Please, PLEASE, do not assume this is permission to "pop" pimples. Doing so can cause major scarring. Please don't pop them.
* If you stop after the top is dissolved, I must warn you: it WILL come back! Maybe not in the next five minutes, but during the course of an hour, it will come back!
If you feel new pimples erupting, ice it! Hold an ice cube over the area for about 5-10 minutes. It REALLY works!!!
Or you can try applying Head & Shoulder Shampoo. It works like a charm!! For more info on this..
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GOOD LUCK!!
2006-12-28 09:44:00
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answered by Anonymous
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answer #2
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answered by ? 3
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I would agree that you need to go to the dermatologist but that doesnt necissarily mean that it is a tumor or skin cancer. I get sebatious cysts on my face and back sometimes....they look similar to a pimple (a bump that is sensative to the touch but its not a white or black head). They are harmless and easily removed by a dermatolgist. They are just caused by a wierdly formed poor that gets backed up. You cant pop them though so dont try it could cause scaring. Good luck and get it checked out...it will give you piece of mind.
2006-12-28 06:39:27
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answered by Courtney C 5
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See a dermatologist. Two months is way too long to have just a "pimple" - it could be something more serious. Also, a dermatologist will be able to freeze it and remove it with less scarring than you could, if it is in fact a pimple.
2006-12-28 06:25:25
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answered by merideathx 3
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Wash your face with a mild facial scrub as one or two times a day. You can use a facial scrub which has a cooling effect. For men, you can use this facial product as your shaving agent. Wash the face with light strokes, just like applying lotion on your skin. Don't stretch! Massage once a week to loosen dirt and impurities from your skin.
Try to keep your hair out of your face as much as possible. If you have bangs, keep them off your forehead with a cute hair clip or headband. Keep your hair clean so excess oil doesn't get on your face, if your hair does happen to touch your face.
Use a mild facial toner. You can buy a product with Zeroil which is a good oil controlling agent and papaya extract, any whitening content to prevent dark spots or Hydrogen Peroxide 3% solution. Hydrogen Peroxide is not drying and it kills bacteria. Don't rub! Just pat or wipe the cotton upwards and outwards.
Take supplementary in-takes such as Vitamin E, or GrapeSeed Extract. They are good anti-oxidants which contribute to skin rejuvenation. This can prevent scarring. Doxycyline is also good. As an antibiotic it lessens the protein in the bacteria, and stops pimples from multiplying.
If you notice greasiness on the surface of your face, you can use a piece of clean plain paper to remove the oil. Don't rub, just blot the oily portion of your face. This will also prevent your foundation from caking. You don't want to attract bacteria to feed on your oily face.
Use an oil-free sunscreen, even if not exposed to sun. UV rays are everywhere.
Long-Term Method
Drink at least 6-8 glasses of water each day.
Wash your face twice a day (once in the morning and once at night). Do not wash more than 2-3 times, because this will dry out and irritate your face.
Keep your hair out of your face. If you have bangs, pull them back with a headband or clip. The oil from your hair can cause pimples on your skin.
Put ice on your pimples for 30-60 seconds every two hours. This will reduce the redness and make your pimples less visible. Toothpaste works for some people, too. However, it may cause irritation and is not very reliable.
Use a medicated cream if you have a lot of pimples, also a toner and moisturizer to make the process faster.
Change your pillowcases at least once a week, because oil and dirt will gather on them. When you sleep, the oils and dirt will spread to your face.
Watch to see if you have pimples on your body (such as your back). If so, buy a special body wash that will also treat pimples.
Change your diet. Eat less fast food and milk products, and eat more vegetables and other healthy foods.
Tips:
Try to get makeup that is oil-free or non-comedogenic, which means it won't clog pores.
Nivea Visage Young can help reduce pimples.
Clearasil for Men, Post Shaving Balm also kills acne, but you have to pop your pimples first or it won't work as well!!
Keep your hands clean, try to reduce the amount of times you touch your face. A scratch on the face is OK, but make sure your hands are clean.
2006-12-28 12:32:25
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answered by RoseMary 2
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Probably not a zit at this point. Have a doc check it out. I had the same and was concerned it was skin cancer. Ends up that it was just some kind of skin bump that needed to be removed by a cosmetic surgeon, but wasn't a threat.
2006-12-28 14:09:43
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answered by KS 7
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Hm, might want to consider seeing a dermatologist.
Otherwise, wash your face every night before bed...that's the most essential step in skin care.
I recommend jojoba oil. It works wonders for my skin.
2006-12-28 06:26:10
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answered by Rosabelle Winters 1
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I had something like this. It really depends on what it is though. Mine was more of a clogged pore that was a little bit irritated. I used some BHA (like salicylic acid) and also AHA on the spot, and it went away. But, if it is more serious, should see a derm.
2006-12-28 07:36:42
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answered by LegallyCatty 1
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time for a dermatologist, it could be a type of skin cancer. Go check it out with a professional.
2006-12-28 06:24:36
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answered by mixemup 6
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you should go to a dermatologist. it may not be a normal pimple...actually i'm pretty sure it isn't. even if it, they can get rid of it.
2006-12-28 06:25:31
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answered by Anonymous
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