Can anybody give me some good tips for good skin care?

I am a girl, currently in 8th grade and my skin's a total mess. I have these red blemishes on both of my cheeks and lots of blackheads and oil on the sides of my nose. I've tried using clinique, murad and other materials, but it just made my skin worse than before! :( I'm always stressing out when I look at myself in the mirror. People say that my face is pretty but just my skin's not. Can anyone please help me? This is serious for me!!Can anybody give me some good tips for good skin care?
Here, try using these great home remedies.





Using Lemon is the best thing to reduce the marks and blemishes on the skin. It can be applied directly on the skin.








You can also rub a lemon peel on the skin with a little sugar on it or without the sugar. After rubbing it leave it on the skin for at least 10 minutes. If you practice this regularly you can reduce the scars/marks finely.








Grate potatoes, wrap them in a cloth and take out the juice. Mix few drops of lemon juice and honey to it and apply it on your face. If you don't want to apply it all over the face then apply only on the marks. Wash off after 20 minutes. (Potato has bleaching agents, which reduces the blemishes.)





Make a mixture of tomato juice and lemon juice. You can fill it in a bottle and keep it in the refrigerator. You can apply this mixture on your face daily with a cotton ball.








Honey added in milk powder helps in reducing the blemishes.








If you have real dark blemishes on the skin make a powder of dry lemon peels and orange peels.








Drinking lots of water to keep the skin hydrate and detoxified.





Good Luck





=)Can anybody give me some good tips for good skin care?
you should try this!





ok imnot saying you do but bad nutricion, sun, stress are the main causes of your bad skin!





in order to have healthy nice skin you have to drink lots of water 8-10 glasses of water a day!





this is one way proper skin care !


step 1: cleansing


step 2: toning


step 3:motorizing


step 4: exfoliaring


step 5: mask





do this twice a moth and your skin will be soft and acne free!





ALSO!


you can try


putting these on your face to give it that nice tone back


*milk


*warm water


*pinaple juice


*tomatoe juice





and nerver put sunblock on your face thats more than 15 spf








p.s.


ohh!! a good toning is rosewater and a good motorizing is kienis





HOPE THIS HELPS








this tips are good too!





1) Drink more water.


2) Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits.


3) Only wash your face once per day. The best time is at night, so you can take off any makeup you might have on.


4) Stop using anti-acne products and start using products that claim to be high in moisturizers.


5) Do NOT pop pimples! It just leaves scars or makes the pimple worse.


6) Exfoliate every other day with something simple and moisturizing like St. Ives Apricot Scrub.
1) Drink more water.


2) Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits.


3) Only wash your face once per day. The best time is at night, so you can take off any makeup you might have on.


4) Stop using anti-acne products and start using products that claim to be high in moisturizers.


5) Do NOT pop pimples! It just leaves scars or makes the pimple worse.


6) Exfoliate every other day with something simple and moisturizing like St. Ives Apricot Scrub.
blemishes esp. blackheads can be gone easily by applying carrot juice on your face daily.





hope that helped.





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Hello,





My name is Joy and I am an independent beauty consultant for a skin care company, Warm Spirit, Inc. I do know the ends and outs of appropriate skin care. I would like to offer a couple of solutions for you to try. No matter how ';Young'; or how old a person is, everyone needs to take care of their skin!





First your diet- what goes inside of you contributes a whole lot to what shows up on the outside of our body. A change in your intake can go a long way. Decreasing chocolates, watching your sugar consumption and drinking lots of water (cutting out the sodas/pops) could drastically reduce the appearance of blackheads.





Secondly, you want to get into the habit of nourishing your skin with a great product line. Considering you have sensitive skin you want a product line that is formulated without dyes or harsh chemicals; is nature based using plants, flowers, herbs and pure essential oils (these will combat the appearance of oily skin and blackheads). You want to treat your skin with ingredients that are organic as well.





Exfoliate and Hydrate and Clarify! Keep the skin free from old dead cells and keep the oil at bay by utilizing a gentle facial cleanser. The red blemishes will need to be fought with either a good facial serum (these are normally given by a dermatologist or offered by a great skin care line) or a blemish skin care product which I can offer for you.





If you would like to try any of Warm Spirit's organic nature based products, I would be happy to help you select a regimen that you will be very pleased with.





Take care and I hope this helps.





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Consider your age range too as this is a common time when your body starts becoming adult so lots of hormone activity can definitely contribute to skin such as yours.





Diet is important here too. Cut out any fast foods as much as possible; those saturated fats are hard on your complexion. Increase water, unsweetened juices, low-sugar drinks. Add whole grains, not white processed breads (no donuts etc). Avoid fried food and increase things like boiled eggs, cottage cheese, chicken (not fried), and fresh fruit and vegies.





What you put into your body will show on your skin:) healthwise.





As for products, Neutrogena has a simple cleanser %26amp; toner %26amp; moisturizer you can use. Or a cosmetics clerk can show you what the drugstore carries. Nice products.





Stress? That can irritate your skin. Can you add a B-Complex supplement from the drugstore? Also, my drugstore carries something called ';Stresstabs'; which is the b-complex but with more to help with stress.





Hope this helps.
First, schedule an appointment with a dermatologist! That's your failsafe. 2/3 times the dermatologist will give a first time patient differin gel.





But listen, between now and when you get that appointment this is what you need to do: Make sure whatever you cleanse your face with says non comedagenic or hyper allergenic. You don't want any cleansers with fragrances or ingredients that will clog your pores. I suggest Cetaphil cleanser (unlike a soap it doesn't strip the skin of all its oils, thereby causing the skin to produce an excess of oil and cause even more pimples). After you cleanse, use a toner. You don't need to drop a bundle on this. I suggest Clean %26amp; Clear toner.


For moisturizers, make sure whatever you use says non comedagenic or hyperallergenic. Same thing for makeup! If it does not say these two things then run! Just an ';oil free'; label is not enought. Try bare escentuals mineral makeup or clinique makeup if you are wearing makeup yet.





Lastly: Don't touch or pick your face when you are not cleaning it. This will only aggravate the situation and cause scars. Also, the whole ';chocolate and greasy foods causes acne'; thing is a myth. The grease in your food has nothing to do with the grease your face produces.