Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Facial care?

I am a 21 year old female. As far as a daily routine, this is as follows. Every morning, I take a shower and I wash my face. I apply my make-up, do my hair and I'm off for the day. At the end of the day I floss and brush my teeth then I wash my face and call it a day.



I haven't done much studying in the way of facial maintenance but I know the basics. If you don't take care of your face by keeping it clean then the pores on your face will clog causing unsightly pimples.



However, I must be doing something wrong here because I still get pimples. I mean, there's a time where for about 2 weeks my skin will be clear, then for the next 2 weeks my face explodes with about 4 pimples, some smaller and some painfully larger. For these days I use a spot treatment, it's called "Clearasil Ultra, Vanishing Cream Treatment". However, this product takes a long time to completely get rid of the pimple.



As far as Neutrogena鈥檚 Oil-Free Acne Wash, it leaves my face dry and moisture less.



Facial care?

ProActive seems to work for some people.



Facial care?

it sounds like your pimples may be cause by hormonal changes (does it happen around your menstrual cycle?). you seem to be doing what you should but maybe you should look at your skin care. are you washing your face with soap? or cleanser? is your face oilier during the time when your "face explodes"? maybe you should be using a cleanser for normal to oily skin. you could also try using a home microdermabrasion set, that would help clear your pores and also helps even out your skin tone.



Facial care?

maybe you should stop putting on makeup and just wash your face and appply acne cream to your face. who cares about makeup people should like or love you with or without your makeup



Facial care?

acnefree, when paired with a good moisturizer (like oil of olay complete) will pretty much give you really good skin.



you can order a week's trial online for only $6.95 (which is just the shipping %26amp; handling...the kit itself is free). you can actually order up to 3 sets with this trial offer--still or $6.95...or you can get it rushed to you for an additional $5. but a 3 week's supply for only $12 is still a really good deal.



it comes w/ a cleanser, a toner and a 'repairing lotion'. you cleanse, you use a cotton ball to apply the toner, you put on a thin layer of the lotion..let that dry adn then put on your regular moisturizer.



it's easy, will give you clear skin, and will save you the time and money of trying to find drug-store brands that work. (altho you can buy the entire 3-step system at target or walmart for about $20 US).



good luck!



Facial care?

Try Tea Tree oil. Put some on a cotton ball and wipe your zits with it. It worked for me.



Facial care?

I am older than you, but have had similar problems. I usually just use Dove to wash my face, and only at night, but sometimes use Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti-Wrinkle Anti-Blemish cleanser. In the morning I either just rinse my face with cool water or use a toner or astringent to get rid of oil. The best acne treatment I've found as an adult is Clean %26amp; Clear Advantage Acne Spot Treatment. Use it as soon as you notice a pimple starting, use it 1 - 2 times a day and the pimple will either disappear or not get bigger, just kind of fade away. And don't forget to start using a light moisturizer with sunscreen. You're never too young to start that! I'm 40, but most people think I'm in my late 20's to early 30's. Also, don't use a lot of heavy makeup, or pull and tug or touch your face too much. The kinder you are to it, the nicer your skin will look, and for longer. Hope this helps!



Facial care?

It's not just your face. You have to take care of your whole well-being. Even with your routine you can be subject to pimples. You haven't stated your age - this might just be adolescence...



Meanwhile, take a good look at your diet. If you are eating chocolate, candies, pizza -- even with washing your face, quite a number of zitz will happen... Not to worry, as years go on you do grow out of it.



If your pimple dilemna get worse, please see a family doctor. I went through my teen years without a pimple - and didn't realize that it was because of all the antibiotics I had to take those years... Doctors can be very good!



Hope that helps.



Facial care?

read tips on treating acne and more on skincare to help you on this site



Facial care?

I struggled with acne for years and I finally found the solution that works for me. We have been fooled, tricked, deceived, and just plain lied to. It's time that someone put a stop to it, and everyone learn the truth!



Those of us who suffer from acne have usually been given 2 choices and neither of them work:



1. Over the counter remedies such as cleansers, creams, ointments, etc. These things have been proven over and over again not to work. Why? It does not address the root cause of the problem.



2. Go see a doctor and or dermatologist. They will generally prescribe prescription drugs which include topicals and or antibiotics. This, too, has been proven over and over again not to work. Why? It does not address the root cause of the problem.



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Facial wax?

okay, I bought this Nad's facial wax ( do it yourself thing) and it didn't realy work. Am i doning it wrong?



1. rub between palms to warm up.



2. peel apart strips



3. adhere to surface.



4. rub 3-4 times in direction hair is growing.



5. rip off quick close to the skin.



Please help! If you can't thats okay. Maybe its just a bad brand.



Facial wax?

Make sure your skin is oil free first, wipe your skin with a toner before you start. Also maybe try heating up your strips with your hairdryer. They need to be warm enough to melt the wax a little. Place the strips in the direction of the hair growth and hold the skin tight while you quickly pull off in the opposite direction.



Facial wax?

no your prob. doing it right but that brand is not a good one



Facial wax?

Sounds like you are doing it right, but it's really difficult to wax your own skin. I have bought and tried Nads before, and it didn't work for me. My suggestion would be to just go to a salon and have a professional do it. It's fast, not too terribly expensive, and they do a good job. If the wax bothers your skin, try "threading." It's an old, middle-eastern technique where they use a single strand of thread to remove the hair. It's amazing how accurate they are, and the result is great: perfect hair removal and it takes longer to grow back. Plus, there is no wax to burn or irritate your skin, so no red, blotchy skin!



Facial wax?

ive used that stuff before ....i did what you did and mine actually worked pretty good......maybe you should just go to the salon or something and get it done by them because personally i think anything you get to do it urself never works as good as going and having it done by a professional



Facial wax?

well same thing happened with me...ammmmmmm facial wax is not good for your skin it make u look older i mean after some time your face skin will shrink and will become like old people...so better do threading.....good luck



Facial wax?

That's not a good product. Generally any waxing strips you have to warm up and rub don't work. I just heat up regular wax and use cloth to strip it off and you can use it anywhere like on your eyebrow's, upper lip, legs, arms and so on.

What facial shape do I have? What hairstyle would look good based on it?

I was just wondering since a friend of mine that goes to beauty college told me that I should get a new look/hairstyle based on my facial shape. What is it? What do you think would look good? I know in this pic my hair is short, so I am willing to grow it out and normally do, then go short for "Locks of Love" program to help kids who need wigs



What facial shape do I have? What hairstyle would look good based on it?

Yes you're friend is correct, haircuts should go with the shape of your face.Not all haircuts will look good on everyone and thats ok. It could take several different cuts til' you find the one that you think goes best with you.Looking at your pic, theres nothing wrong with the way it is now. If you want a change, go ahead let your hair grow a little longer and see if you like it. I really think its fine the way its on your pic... experiment with anything!!



What facial shape do I have? What hairstyle would look good based on it?

Your face has that quality that identifies you as holding a number board from the bureau of prisons and the hair style is obliterated bald.



What facial shape do I have? What hairstyle would look good based on it?

your head is a square shape so a framed hair cut would be what you would look best in



ps your doing a great thing by donating your hair ive done that two times

Facial shaving questions? Disposable or non? Shaving cream or gel? Aftershave? HELP!?

I have several questions for facial shaving



- Should I go with a disposable razor or not? If not then which kind should I get and how long do they last on average? What makes one better than the other?



- How do you store and keep a razor clean if it's not disposable?



- Should I use shaving cream or shaving gel? What's the difference and what's the best one to get?



- What do I do aftershaving to prevent bumps or razor burn?



- What is the best aftershave, preferably no scent but calms your skin to prevent bumps?



Please keep in mind my main goal is to get rid of hair and HAVE NO BUMPS OR PIMPLES FROM SHAVING!



THANKS, any help is greatly appreciated.



Facial shaving questions? Disposable or non? Shaving cream or gel? Aftershave? HELP!?

lots of time,s those little bumps cannot be prevented. For example, many black men are afflicted with this particular disorder that causes those bumps, etc., when they shave and tit cannot be stopped. It is a high percentage of blacks, but other races are affected to, just not as common.



Best thing to do is use a moisturizer when you shave - one that does not break you out, so gentle is good! IUse a good quality non-disposable razor and change the blade whenever the shave is not as close as you would like it to be.



Before you shave, a warm towel REALLY helps prepare teh face and allows the shave to be much closer. Sorry, i have not heard of unscented after shave. They probably make it SOMEWHERE but I like my man to smell nice, so we use the smelly good stuff!



Good luck!

Best facial cream for upper lip?

hi can sumone tell me which facial cream is best for the upper lip ? ive tried sooo many and they havent removed hair propely ! ples help !



and can you also give me tips on removal techniques



thank you



Best facial cream for upper lip?

I actually just answered a similar question on Yahoo, so don't be surprised if you see my answer twice. Here's what I said... hope it helps!



In my opinion, the best way to go, if your skin isn't too sensitive, is depilatory cream. I've tried Nair's Face Cream, and it works really well. Nair also has a cream for sensitive skin types on the same web page:



http://www.naircare.com/bodyzones_bface....



Sally Hansen's Wax Strips for the Face work well too, but I personally don't like the after-feeling that waxing leaves even though the wax strip process itself is basically painless:



http://www.sallyhansen.com/bd/hr_wax_str...



If you're really pressed for time, then using the Finishing Touch Hair Remover gets the job done. However, the hair will grow back significantly faster than after waxing or using cream:



http://www.amazon.com/finishing-touch-li...



I use Finishing Touch because I go to college and don't have enough privacy to sit around with depilatory cream on my face without people seeing me, but I'd still recommend Nair overall.



Best facial cream for upper lip?

why dont you try threading it instead..? you can even get it waxed... but i do know threading is good... well neway take care...(ps.waxing doesnt suit everyone.) and if you thread or do whatever to try and remove the upper lip facial hair and you get a tiny spot next to your lip dont pick it coz the next thing you know it turns into a mountain... so be care full.. anyway take care... =)



Best facial cream for upper lip?

Sally Hansen works for me. =]



Best facial cream for upper lip?

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Best facial cream for upper lip?

well..i have tried some facial creams..but they didnt satisfy me really :S...threading is really good it leaves the skin smooth..but the hair grows fast...i think removing hair permenantly using LASER is the best solution :)



Best facial cream for upper lip?

The true answer is none. Anything that is strong enough to destroy hair is strong enough to damage your skin.



Most women will develop moustache growth at some point in their life, especially after age 30, but many from early teens.



If there's not too much of it, do you really need to do anything? Most guys are OK about women with a slight moustache.



If you do decide you have to do something, then be very careful, because there's a lot of wrong "information" around.



Facial (and also body) hair on women comes about in the same way as on men because of



1) your body being sensitized, before you were even born, to testosterone -- doesn't happen to all girls, but does to many



2) your body producing high levels of testosterone



The growth rate and coarseness of the hair depends on just how much testosterone is circulating in your bloodstream.



Steer clear of bleaching -- when someone sees you against the light you'll look as if you have a glowing moustache and/or beard.



As far as removing it is concerned it's worth remembering that



* Waxing, plucking, threading, epilating all pull the hair out by the roots and where the growth is hormonally-driven can actually stimulate a dormant follicle into producing more hair quicker. They also distort the root if done repeatedly, leading to hair growing at strange angles. And you've got to let the hair grow to quite a length before you can repeat the exercise. It can also damage the skin and discolor it. Long-term use of waxing also causes bad wrinkles.



* Chemical depilatories strong enough to remove the hair are very likely to burn the skin, cause swelling and cause long-term discoloration of the skin.



* Laser is also liable to cause burning and discoloration and in any case only works effectively on a dark hair/light skin combinantion.



* Electrolysis is very liable to cause scarring and discoloration of the skin.



Which, like it or not, leaves shaving which does not damage the skin. Best done with a men's-style electric razor, the best of which, for women, are probably those from the men's range of Norelco razors (Philishave outside the US). Most women who try a men's Norelco wonder why nobody ever told them about it before.

Facial wax?

okay, I bought this Nad's facial wax ( do it yourself thing) and it didn't realy work. Am i doning it wrong?



1. rub between palms to warm up.



2. peel apart strips



3. adhere to surface.



4. rub 3-4 times in direction hair is growing.



5. rip off quick close to the skin.



Please help! If you can't thats okay. Maybe its just a bad brand.



Facial wax?

Make sure your skin is oil free first, wipe your skin with a toner before you start. Also maybe try heating up your strips with your hairdryer. They need to be warm enough to melt the wax a little. Place the strips in the direction of the hair growth and hold the skin tight while you quickly pull off in the opposite direction.



Facial wax?

no your prob. doing it right but that brand is not a good one



Facial wax?

Sounds like you are doing it right, but it's really difficult to wax your own skin. I have bought and tried Nads before, and it didn't work for me. My suggestion would be to just go to a salon and have a professional do it. It's fast, not too terribly expensive, and they do a good job. If the wax bothers your skin, try "threading." It's an old, middle-eastern technique where they use a single strand of thread to remove the hair. It's amazing how accurate they are, and the result is great: perfect hair removal and it takes longer to grow back. Plus, there is no wax to burn or irritate your skin, so no red, blotchy skin!



Facial wax?

ive used that stuff before ....i did what you did and mine actually worked pretty good......maybe you should just go to the salon or something and get it done by them because personally i think anything you get to do it urself never works as good as going and having it done by a professional



Facial wax?

well same thing happened with me...ammmmmmm facial wax is not good for your skin it make u look older i mean after some time your face skin will shrink and will become like old people...so better do threading.....good luck



Facial wax?

That's not a good product. Generally any waxing strips you have to warm up and rub don't work. I just heat up regular wax and use cloth to strip it off and you can use it anywhere like on your eyebrow's, upper lip, legs, arms and so on.

What can you do for oily face and hair?

I wash my hair everyday, sometimes twice a day, and I usually use conditioner. Is conditioner the problem for oily hair/scalp? But wouldn't your hair become dry if you stop using it? What about oily facial skin? Some washes leave an oily resedue also.



What can you do for oily face and hair?

If you wash your hair everyday, it causes oily hair.. but if you wash it too little, it also causes oily hair. Wash your hair every OTHER day. It is best if you limit your use of conditioner because it does make your hair oily if you don't wash it all off. Use a quarter size amount of conditioner and work your way up from the ends of your hair. If you put it on the roots of your hair, it will just make your scalp flaky and dry. When using shampoo, rub you scalp only .. the shampoo will run down yuour hair when you wash it/ Oily faces causes acne.. so I would suggest you buy oil blotting papers (clean and clear)... they sell them everywhere. Bring face wipes if you can to work/school...



What can you do for oily face and hair?

The more you wash oil out of your hair and skin, the more oil your body will produce to replace it.



Sorry - I know that doesn't help much...



What can you do for oily face and hair?

u have to absolutely use diane-35. it really works like a miracle.



www.diane35.com



it really transformed my oily skin. and thats within days and i've been using almost ALL skincare availabe - La Mer, Clarins, L'occitaine, Biotherm, Clinique, Bodyshop etc u name it..but diane is the difference maker.



all d best!



What can you do for oily face and hair?

Do you condition twice a day?? If yes then that's most probably the cause of oiliness. Condition only once a day, and apply it only to the ends of your hair, and not on the roots.



As for an oily face, keep a pack of oil control paper within reach so you can get rid of the shine any time of the day. Oh, and I've read somewhere that having oily skin can be beneficial; it makes you look younger when you age, so don't worry too much about it.



What can you do for oily face and hair?

ok, condition only once every other day, and shampoo everyday. i think they have stuff for oily hair. and for your face, u can use foundation to cover it up and oil reducing stuff. u can find it almost anywhere.



What can you do for oily face and hair?

Oily skin:



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