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  • johncellulitis Apr 18, 2010
    Very good tips. I hope that those who need it and listen to what you wrote.
  • ssarah Oct 01, 2009
    Hello everybody - As I just stated beneath a different article not all skin is created equal. What is helpful for me might just make the skin of someone else worse. Hence it is crucial that one does not just follow any hints. I do not think this article is bad in fact I think there is some useful advice in it. But one should at first give it a careful try before jumping in at the deep end.
  • nickc Aug 31, 2009
    if your acne is really that bad which mine is just use accutane and get it over with once and for all
  • 4ofjuly Jul 13, 2009
    do i have to do all these steps ofr just chose 1
  • missella5 Feb 23, 2009
    from what i understand, the oils may help to help the good oils flow, enabling the hardened, stuck oils to be released easier...apparently the clear oil is a good oil, but if you don't wash it off regularly and it gets dirty, by smoke or makeup or dirty air and dries, it causes clogged pores...
  • missella5 Feb 23, 2009
    from what i understand, the oils may help to help the good oils flow, enabling the hardened, stuck oils to be released easier...apparently the clear oil is a good oil, but if you don't wash it off regularly and it gets dirty, by smoke or makeup or dirty air and dries, it causes clogged pores...
  • Aldona Oct 31, 2008
    I just want to say something very important to all of you people struggling with acne: First of all there is no cure for acne. Some things may help your skin get a little better others won't even work or can make it worst. the reason for acne is HORMONES. Hormones go nuts in your body and there is not much you can do. Another thing is genetics - also not much you can do. I finally understood it and stopped spending hundreds for "miracle" acne solutions. One thing that makes my acne a little better is FACIAL every month and drinking a lot of distilled water.
  • Aldona Oct 31, 2008
    I just want to say something very important to all of you people struggling with acne: First of all there is no cure for acne. Some things may help your skin get a little better others won't even work or can make it worst. the reason for acne is HORMONES. Hormones go nuts in your body and there is not much you can do. Another thing is genetics - also not much you can do. I finally understood it and stopped spending hundreds for "miracle" acne solutions. One thing that makes my acne a little better is FACIAL every month and drinking a lot of distilled water.
  • domihop20 Aug 30, 2008
    Previous comment is an ADD - check out her other comments! DO not believe her.
  • duality532 Feb 28, 2008
    so according to my knowledge: acne is a result of oily skin... so how is applying different types of oils going to resolve the issue? won't it worsen it>?
  • duality532 Feb 28, 2008
    so according to my knowledge: acne is a result of oily skin... so how is applying different types of oils going to resolve the issue? won't it worsen it>?
  • duality532 Feb 28, 2008
    i am a little confused, you've pimples b/c you've oily skin, then how's putting these diff oils on your skin going to make it better? won't it make it worse?
  • krforbe May 01, 2007
    Essential oils- I know to some people it sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus, but tee tree oil, lavander oil, lemon oil, witch hazel, and others can help out with problem skin. The word "oil" may seem scary, but these are not the type of oils that clog pores and may your face oily. My mom is really into the natural oils and stuff, and they really can help. The thing is, you should always dillute an oil before applying it to your skin, especially your face, ESPECIALLY for citrus or strong oils (lemon). When I was younger I made the mistake of putting straight lemon oil on my face and it burned really badly and left it pretty red. My mom and I use a gel called "Miracle II Gel." Also, be really careful around your eyes.
  • krforbe May 01, 2007
    Essential oils- I know to some people it sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus, but tee tree oil, lavander oil, lemon oil, witch hazel, and others can help out with problem skin. The word "oil" may seem scary, but these are not the type of oils that clog pores and may your face oily. My mom is really into the natural oils and stuff, and they really can help. The thing is, you should always dillute an oil before applying it to your skin, especially your face, ESPECIALLY for citrus or strong oils (lemon). When I was younger I made the mistake of putting straight lemon oil on my face and it burned really badly and left it pretty red. My mom and I use a gel called "Miracle II Gel." Also, be really careful around your eyes.
  • krforbe May 01, 2007
    Essential oils- I know to some people it sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus, but tee tree oil, lavander oil, lemon oil, witch hazel, and others can help out with problem skin. The word "oil" may seem scary, but these are not the type of oils that clog pores and may your face oily. My mom is really into the natural oils and stuff, and they really can help. The thing is, you should always dillute an oil before applying it to your skin, especially your face, ESPECIALLY for citrus or strong oils (lemon). When I was younger I made the mistake of putting straight lemon oil on my face and it burned really badly and left it pretty red. My mom and I use a gel called "Miracle II Gel." Also, be really careful around your eyes.
  • krforbe May 01, 2007
    Essential oils- I know to some people it sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus, but tee tree oil, lavander oil, lemon oil, witch hazel, and others can help out with problem skin. The word "oil" may seem scary, but these are not the type of oils that clog pores and may your face oily. My mom is really into the natural oils and stuff, and they really can help. The thing is, you should always dillute an oil before applying it to your skin, especially your face, ESPECIALLY for citrus or strong oils (lemon). When I was younger I made the mistake of putting straight lemon oil on my face and it burned really badly and left it pretty red. My mom and I use a gel called "Miracle II Gel." Also, be really careful around your eyes.
  • krforbe May 01, 2007
    Essential oils- I know to some people it sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus, but tee tree oil, lavander oil, lemon oil, witch hazel, and others can help out with problem skin. The word "oil" may seem scary, but these are not the type of oils that clog pores and may your face oily. My mom is really into the natural oils and stuff, and they really can help. The thing is, you should always dillute an oil before applying it to your skin, especially your face, ESPECIALLY for citrus or strong oils (lemon). When I was younger I made the mistake of putting straight lemon oil on my face and it burned really badly and left it pretty red. My mom and I use a gel called "Miracle II Gel." Also, be really careful around your eyes.
  • krforbe May 01, 2007
    Essential oils- I know to some people it sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus, but tee tree oil, lavander oil, lemon oil, witch hazel, and others can help out with problem skin. The word "oil" may seem scary, but these are not the type of oils that clog pores and may your face oily. My mom is really into the natural oils and stuff, and they really can help. The thing is, you should always dillute an oil before applying it to your skin, especially your face, ESPECIALLY for citrus or strong oils (lemon). When I was younger I made the mistake of putting straight lemon oil on my face and it burned really badly and left it pretty red. My mom and I use a gel called "Miracle II Gel." Also, be really careful around your eyes.
  • mrmark Mar 16, 2007
    hi do you do warm water then apply the soap on ur face then wash it off with cold water. I mean heres my experience of when i done this, i felt my face stinging alot and im just wondering if this means anything? Mark
  • mrmark Mar 16, 2007
    hi do you do warm water then apply the soap on ur face then wash it off with cold water. I mean heres my experience of when i done this, i felt my face stinging alot and im just wondering if this means anything? Mark
  • mrmark Mar 16, 2007
    hi do you do warm water then apply the soap on ur face then wash it off with cold water. I mean heres my experience of when i done this, i felt my face stinging alot and im just wondering if this means anything? Mark
  • mrmark Mar 16, 2007
    hi do you do warm water then apply the soap on ur face then wash it off with cold water. I mean heres my experience of when i done this, i felt my face stinging alot and im just wondering if this means anything? Mark
  • mrmark Mar 16, 2007
    what happens if you do wash the soap off your face with cold water

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