Is there anybody there who knows a lot about skin?
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14
Mar
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Is there anybody there who knows a lot about skin?
Well the thing is for the past 3 years I have had a pimple problem. Not a huge one but you know sometimes a get a couple on my forhead. What I do have is this huge black head problem! On my nose and middle of my face and my cheeks and forhead. So the doctor gave me benzoyl peroxide. I started using it 2 weeks ago and my face is so clear now! The problem is that I have oily skin. My skin doesn't shine when it gets oily it just feels oily. That causes my pimples. So any sugestions on what my daily skin care plan should be? I'm thinking maybe use the benzoyl peroxide twice a day (doctor told me to) and then use a clenser 2 times a day and then moisterize. Also what should I do about my oily skin? My skin only gets oily on my forhead – no where else. Thanks!
2 Responses for "Is there anybody there who knows a lot about skin?"
Oily skin is part of who you are. It should get better with age (like wine)!YES you need a face wash for oily skin twice a day but after use a toner it helps your pores a lot.It also should help the oil.Also use a shampoo for oily hair. Believe it or not start at the top!Use the cream your doctor gave you on any and all acne prone areas.
you should use something drying to the skin, since your skin is oily. . i suggest using tea tree oil, you can find it in almost any drug store. just get a cotton swab dip it in and apply to your acne areas. (it smells weird but it works.) the best time to apply it is when your going to sleep so that the tea tree oil can work over night. benzoyl peroxide, is like tea tree oil, but it is much stronger, so it will destroy your skin if you use it to often. or you could use this home remedy you can get a lemon ( limes works too) and squeeze the juice out and add water and apply it to your face like a toner, gently put it on your skin and rinse 10-15 mins later or better yet leave it on over night. good luck
lemon is also drying to the skin, which is good for oily skin. Source(s): took a medical health course over the summer.
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