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How to Quickly Dry Up Acne

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Summary: Quickly drying up acne is possible by keeping the skin clean, exfoliating and using a mask on a regular basis. Prevent acne breakouts with a daily and weekly skin regiment with tips from a professional makeup artist in this free video on skin care.

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By Kim Haertl
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Kimberly Haertl has worked and been trained as a makeup artist and skincare consultant by major cosmetic brands such as Chanel, LancĂ´me, Shisedio, La Parire and Dior. Haertl has been a...read more

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"Hi, I'm Kim with Simply Beautiful in Austin Texas. Let's talk about how to quickly dry up acne. So you have some acne on the surface of your skin, your skins reacting and has oil on the surface, your pores are clogged and you're having a break out. There's no real way to do it quickly. But the key's to managing acne is keeping your skin clean, exfoliating and masking. So those are the keys but if you want to just do it quickly what we're going to do is get a great toner for oily skin. I recommend something that; a toner that doesn't have alcohol because alcohol help, creates additional production of oil because it compensates. So clean your skin with your oily skin cleanser. Use your toner over the top. Dry that up a little bit. Now Benzoyl peroxide which you all know is Clearasil or any other of those other products are really effective in drying up acne. So we're going to clean our skin. We're going to just spread the benzoyl peroxide product on your skin. Twice a day, o.k. Also I'm going to recommend that you use a clay mask once or twice a week. The clay mask is going to draw the dirt and oils out of the surface of your skin, and help to reduce that acne. So that's how you quickly dry up acne."

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