When you look in the mirror and the face staring back at you is covered in large pussy bumps, scars or open sores the last thing you want to hear is "Oh, I read the best tips from this web site the other day on clearing acne prone skin!" Ok, there's no reason to compound our situation, a lengthy jail sentence for manslaughter is not going to help our skin problem one bit, I think that stress is also a big factor in controlling our acne.
If it seems like you have tried all the tips and tricks you can stand I'm going to say something you're not going to like.
You probably did them half assed, not long enough or just totally wrong.
You can have clear skin.
Let me share.
Number one, you really have to DO whatever routine you decide to try.
If you buy a system that has a cleanser, exfoliant and moisturizer you must use them as DIRECTED.
Don't skip the moisturizer because you think your skin is oily enough, that's not what a moisturizer does.
The moisturizer step is much more important than anyone really makes it seem.
Think of mother nature.
When her surface is moist and supple a plant can come right up barely disrupting any area around it.
If her surface is dry and tight, any thing that tries to push through makes long cracks and huge holes.
That was pretty graphic but you get the idea.
Now, if the product says to use it's wash day and night, do it! How many times have you religiously used your wash day and night for 3 or 4 days then skipped a night or morning, then went down to once a day for good after a week.
Pretty soon you have yourself convinced the product doesn't work when in reality you stopped working the product! Another thing, easy on the exfoliant, be sure to use this one as directed.
Irritating the top sensitive layer by trying to scrub it off will not help your situation.
Number two, keep bacteria off and away from any area affected by acne.
Wash your hands well and often with a good helping of soap, really try not to touch your face at all.
Keep things that touch your face clean, like your cell phone and makeup applicators.
Even if you aren't using a packaged step by step product always wash before bed.
Washing away the oil sebum which causes acne before you turn in gives the skin all night to replenish itself.
There are wonderful washes that you can buy over the counter that have 2.
5% Benzoyl Peroxide or 2% Salicylic Acid.
The next few things won't give immediate results but are necessary steps to do regularly, integrate into your daily routine until they are second nature and you will see the results.
Exercise, yes, I said the long four letter word.
It helps addelasticity and adds a healthy glow.
Take a multi vitamin and try to eat healthy.
And lastly for now, lots of water, keeping the inside of the machine clean will ultimately show on the outside.
There is a bunch of articles I have book-marked at Free Acne Articles [http://www.
acne.
rltopreviews.
com].
The site is easy to get around and has literally any info you could want on any kind of acne and acne problem.
Scars, redness, body acne, teen acne, laser treatments you name it there's an article to tell you all about it.
Well worth checking out when you need advice particular to your unique situation
If it seems like you have tried all the tips and tricks you can stand I'm going to say something you're not going to like.
You probably did them half assed, not long enough or just totally wrong.
You can have clear skin.
Let me share.
Number one, you really have to DO whatever routine you decide to try.
If you buy a system that has a cleanser, exfoliant and moisturizer you must use them as DIRECTED.
Don't skip the moisturizer because you think your skin is oily enough, that's not what a moisturizer does.
The moisturizer step is much more important than anyone really makes it seem.
Think of mother nature.
When her surface is moist and supple a plant can come right up barely disrupting any area around it.
If her surface is dry and tight, any thing that tries to push through makes long cracks and huge holes.
That was pretty graphic but you get the idea.
Now, if the product says to use it's wash day and night, do it! How many times have you religiously used your wash day and night for 3 or 4 days then skipped a night or morning, then went down to once a day for good after a week.
Pretty soon you have yourself convinced the product doesn't work when in reality you stopped working the product! Another thing, easy on the exfoliant, be sure to use this one as directed.
Irritating the top sensitive layer by trying to scrub it off will not help your situation.
Number two, keep bacteria off and away from any area affected by acne.
Wash your hands well and often with a good helping of soap, really try not to touch your face at all.
Keep things that touch your face clean, like your cell phone and makeup applicators.
Even if you aren't using a packaged step by step product always wash before bed.
Washing away the oil sebum which causes acne before you turn in gives the skin all night to replenish itself.
There are wonderful washes that you can buy over the counter that have 2.
5% Benzoyl Peroxide or 2% Salicylic Acid.
The next few things won't give immediate results but are necessary steps to do regularly, integrate into your daily routine until they are second nature and you will see the results.
Exercise, yes, I said the long four letter word.
It helps addelasticity and adds a healthy glow.
Take a multi vitamin and try to eat healthy.
And lastly for now, lots of water, keeping the inside of the machine clean will ultimately show on the outside.
There is a bunch of articles I have book-marked at Free Acne Articles [http://www.
acne.
rltopreviews.
com].
The site is easy to get around and has literally any info you could want on any kind of acne and acne problem.
Scars, redness, body acne, teen acne, laser treatments you name it there's an article to tell you all about it.
Well worth checking out when you need advice particular to your unique situation