I have three huge ones on my face and I need them off by tommorow hopefully or hopefully fading by tommorow.
Answer:
Vanessa BLet me tell you something not many people know,
When you try to wash the oil off your wash using soap or
any store brought product what happends is it sucks up alot of the natural oils
out of your skin, and what happends when that occurs? your
skin goes into over time trying to reblimish the lost oil
and doubles the amount, your pores open up more to get more of the oil out and air in so let me help you Ah ok well my mother had the same problem as you,
and let me tell you what she did to make it stop,
this is a home treatment of course, the only thing
you may need to buy is a lemon if you dont already have some in the fridge,
what you want to do is get some lemon and squeez that
sucker into a tiny bit of honey, and mix that all together, put that
into the area where you want treated and wait 5-10 mins and than wash off,
the lemon works great as a toner and as we all know toners are
great for tighthing the skin and even better for your pores to look
smaller, the honey helps as an evener, it will even out the uneven
skin tone and also sooths the skin,This teachique not only destorys the pimples you already
have but it also helps prevent them from coming up again,Drinking alot of water
every day also helps alot :) Well I hope this helps %26lt;3 good luck
-- Love Vanessa
sweetie, to get them to disappear overnight, you would probably need a hydrocortisone injection by a certified dermatologist. this is expensive and painful. i suggest you begin a skin care regimen and stick to it - fight the pimples before they come rather than panicking when they show up! you need to wash your face 2x a day, use a cleanser which contains either benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid. if you have oily skin, invest in a packet of oil blotting matte wipes. for spot treatment of pesky pimples, use Neutrogena On the Spot Acne Treatment. its under $5 at most stores but its a tiny little bottle. it contains 2.5% benzoyl peroxide - works wonders for me and highly recommended on acne.orgso take some time to plan a regimen for your skin and I am sure you will have a clear complexion soon. preventative measures are key! dont pinch or touch the pimples!
Sunday, October 25, 2009
What do i do if i have a tiny pimple on my tatoo and it itches like hell?
Answer:
try put ice on it for a while to reduce the itching, then put regular acne medicine over it
lance it with a pin and put alcohol on it.
What do I do for acne??
Don't say acne free, proactive, or clearisil (don't know how to spell). I have tried it all!!
Answer:
Definitely go to a dermatologist. Mine finally put me on Accutane and it is a MIRACLE worker! I started it around November and I literally cannot remember the last time I had a zit.
One thing that works well for me is to take a high-percentage salycilic acid creme or gel, and mix one part of that with two parts of 1% hydrocortisone creme. I've given this mixture to a few of my friends, and it worked for them too. Best of luck!
If you have tried heaps of stuff and it still doesnt work... then i suggest you go to a dermatologist and/or a doctor. They can examine your skin and tell you what you need,, they will tell you to get a cream, or tablets or something . Good luck 鈾?
Hi...I would say go to a dermatolgist or see a facial specialist. I struggle with adult acne everyday and without my dermatolgist it would be rough for me. I hope this helps.
Cut your face off..... or use aloe on your face its better than those creams that have side effects(loss of face and hair may acquire)Hey jared wana kill him or demolish his face with acid. dumb sh!t best way is natural way with aloe i have a aloe plant in my back yard i used it on this permanent scar its gone now!
Ok I won't say those names, they did not work for me either. Try using Cetaphil, or Himalaya Herbals, those worked for me, if u have sensitive skin, then use Himalaya Herbals. Use creams which contain Salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide.
It sounds like you have exhausted the over-the-counter solutions for your acne, which are pretty much limited to benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid. You can find some sulfur-based solutions if you look hard. If you do not have health insurance or drug coverage, try Philosophy's benzoyl-peroxide-free acne kit: http://www.philosophy.com/web/store/prod... ... it does use salicylic acid, however, but their products are a little superior without being quite as expensive as other options. Murad's (murad.com) treatment options are usually pretty effective, too, but are pricier (I think). I've had acne for a long, long time ... I've tried just about everything, too ... prescription products combined with OTC treatments have been the best option for me.
I'll tell you what I did. I went to my doctor and she gave me Tetracycline (anti bacterial pill) and some stuff you dab on your face, and Zapzyt acne soap. I've been using it for about two weeks now and my skin is clearing up a a good bit. The best thing for you to do is talk to your doc. or a dermatologist. Good luck.
Watch out for Accutane. Research the drug before using it. It can cause severe depression in teens up through 20 somethings.
Answer:
Definitely go to a dermatologist. Mine finally put me on Accutane and it is a MIRACLE worker! I started it around November and I literally cannot remember the last time I had a zit.
One thing that works well for me is to take a high-percentage salycilic acid creme or gel, and mix one part of that with two parts of 1% hydrocortisone creme. I've given this mixture to a few of my friends, and it worked for them too. Best of luck!
If you have tried heaps of stuff and it still doesnt work... then i suggest you go to a dermatologist and/or a doctor. They can examine your skin and tell you what you need,, they will tell you to get a cream, or tablets or something . Good luck 鈾?
Hi...I would say go to a dermatolgist or see a facial specialist. I struggle with adult acne everyday and without my dermatolgist it would be rough for me. I hope this helps.
Cut your face off..... or use aloe on your face its better than those creams that have side effects(loss of face and hair may acquire)Hey jared wana kill him or demolish his face with acid. dumb sh!t best way is natural way with aloe i have a aloe plant in my back yard i used it on this permanent scar its gone now!
Ok I won't say those names, they did not work for me either. Try using Cetaphil, or Himalaya Herbals, those worked for me, if u have sensitive skin, then use Himalaya Herbals. Use creams which contain Salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide.
It sounds like you have exhausted the over-the-counter solutions for your acne, which are pretty much limited to benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid. You can find some sulfur-based solutions if you look hard. If you do not have health insurance or drug coverage, try Philosophy's benzoyl-peroxide-free acne kit: http://www.philosophy.com/web/store/prod... ... it does use salicylic acid, however, but their products are a little superior without being quite as expensive as other options. Murad's (murad.com) treatment options are usually pretty effective, too, but are pricier (I think). I've had acne for a long, long time ... I've tried just about everything, too ... prescription products combined with OTC treatments have been the best option for me.
I'll tell you what I did. I went to my doctor and she gave me Tetracycline (anti bacterial pill) and some stuff you dab on your face, and Zapzyt acne soap. I've been using it for about two weeks now and my skin is clearing up a a good bit. The best thing for you to do is talk to your doc. or a dermatologist. Good luck.
Watch out for Accutane. Research the drug before using it. It can cause severe depression in teens up through 20 somethings.
What do HEPA filters not remove?
Is it gases, viruses, bacteria, radioisotopes, dust or anaesthetics? Please answer, thank you so much!!
Answer:
Go to http://www.hepa-filters.biz/hepa-filters...
Read the definition of a HEPA filter then look below this and find Contents. Scroll down to #7. What HEPA Filters Can and Cannot Do. Click on it. This is where anyone can find it with a minimum of effort.
They won't remove those pesky in-laws.
Answer:
Go to http://www.hepa-filters.biz/hepa-filters...
Read the definition of a HEPA filter then look below this and find Contents. Scroll down to #7. What HEPA Filters Can and Cannot Do. Click on it. This is where anyone can find it with a minimum of effort.
They won't remove those pesky in-laws.
What do guys think?
What do guys think when a girl puts on cover up/concealer to cover up a breakout spot and it doesn't blend in all that well and you can totally tell that she is wearing cover up? Does that gross you out? Because sometimes I have that problem, and I am kind of embarrased by it. Of course, I am not extremely shallow as to care that much, but I was just wondering. Thanks!
Answer:
no it does not bother us. if it does then to hell with that person. to be so shallow as to dismiss another on the basis of skin condition. if he likes you it shouldn't matter all that much. everyone breaks out now and then. as long as you are happy with what you look like thats all that matters.
I have no idea but good question
It would maybe bother me on a first or second date, but later in the relationship, it would be fine...
No, it wouldn't gross us out. It should mean a lot to a guy that the girl is doing her best to look her best, it's flattering.
okay, if you have alot alot of make up on, like so much that your face looks like a big ball of powder, then we think its gross
its not really that big of a deal. i wouldnt worry about it. most guys know that everyone gets pimples and there is nothing you can do about it. at least your trying to take care of yourself and not just sporting a greasy white head around town.
It's gross, stop doing that. Just let the puss flow free.
Yup it is nasty.What u should try 2 do is high lite something else on your face like u eyes or lips to make the attention go else were and not focused on the zit.Keep it simple and keep it classy. To much cover up reminds me of a hooker.
Answer:
no it does not bother us. if it does then to hell with that person. to be so shallow as to dismiss another on the basis of skin condition. if he likes you it shouldn't matter all that much. everyone breaks out now and then. as long as you are happy with what you look like thats all that matters.
I have no idea but good question
It would maybe bother me on a first or second date, but later in the relationship, it would be fine...
No, it wouldn't gross us out. It should mean a lot to a guy that the girl is doing her best to look her best, it's flattering.
okay, if you have alot alot of make up on, like so much that your face looks like a big ball of powder, then we think its gross
its not really that big of a deal. i wouldnt worry about it. most guys know that everyone gets pimples and there is nothing you can do about it. at least your trying to take care of yourself and not just sporting a greasy white head around town.
It's gross, stop doing that. Just let the puss flow free.
Yup it is nasty.What u should try 2 do is high lite something else on your face like u eyes or lips to make the attention go else were and not focused on the zit.Keep it simple and keep it classy. To much cover up reminds me of a hooker.
What do do if you have diabetes?
i need help what should i do when i feel numbness in my leg and its 12 Am plz help this is a serous issue
Answer:
Also avoid scams like thediabeteszone-com. Also please don't beleive the myths that sugar alone causes Diabetes. Make sure you see your doctor and they will help you. Also watch your carbs and eat healthy.
See a doctor. This could be a wide range of things. Even as serious as blood clots.
first of all are u on any meds or insulin for diabetes? Or has the doc even diagnosed u with diabetes? if not i would go to the doc.
If you are having a new onset of numbness you need to be seen immediately. If no one is available to drive you then call an ambulance. Please do not drive yourself but, go to the emergency room now.
First and foremost I am not a physician nor am I representing myself as one. This sounds to me like diabetic neuropathy. This is when nerve function deteriorates in the body and leads to a gradual loss of feeling in the hands, arms, legs, and feet. Diabetics really have to watch their extremeties as they are one of the first places to notice serious issues with neuropathy and problems/infections due to diabetes. Keep your feet clean and notify your physician if you notice any sores, numbness or change in color of your skin. Don't ignore any open wounds on your body, not only the extremeties but every body part as it takes diabetics alot longer to heal than others. Good luck!
please visit this site you can get good answers about your all questions. Get Well Soon!! May God Bless You! http://thediabeteszone.com/
Yes, it is a big pile of do do if you have diabetes.
see your doctor,dont waste no time,it could lead to something serious,but get help soon as possible
Answer:
Also avoid scams like thediabeteszone-com. Also please don't beleive the myths that sugar alone causes Diabetes. Make sure you see your doctor and they will help you. Also watch your carbs and eat healthy.
See a doctor. This could be a wide range of things. Even as serious as blood clots.
first of all are u on any meds or insulin for diabetes? Or has the doc even diagnosed u with diabetes? if not i would go to the doc.
If you are having a new onset of numbness you need to be seen immediately. If no one is available to drive you then call an ambulance. Please do not drive yourself but, go to the emergency room now.
First and foremost I am not a physician nor am I representing myself as one. This sounds to me like diabetic neuropathy. This is when nerve function deteriorates in the body and leads to a gradual loss of feeling in the hands, arms, legs, and feet. Diabetics really have to watch their extremeties as they are one of the first places to notice serious issues with neuropathy and problems/infections due to diabetes. Keep your feet clean and notify your physician if you notice any sores, numbness or change in color of your skin. Don't ignore any open wounds on your body, not only the extremeties but every body part as it takes diabetics alot longer to heal than others. Good luck!
please visit this site you can get good answers about your all questions. Get Well Soon!! May God Bless You! http://thediabeteszone.com/
Yes, it is a big pile of do do if you have diabetes.
see your doctor,dont waste no time,it could lead to something serious,but get help soon as possible
What do do if I have a sunburn so bad can hardly move?
I got a sunburn at a Celebrate America thing and I now have three blisters. My sunburn stings really bad and I have been using Aloe Vera Gel. Is this what need to make my sunburn dissapear faster? Or is there something else I should use?
Answer:
cold water is the best first aid when you burn yourself - 20 minutes under the tap is ideal. NEVER ice or vinegar or milk or butter or mustard or toothpaste or sunscreen or semen or vaseline or tomatoes or vanilla extract or yogurt or sour cream or egg white or lavender oil or cocoa butter or salt or tea or potato or shaving cream or olive oil- not until the skin is fully healed! ignore anyone who advises any of these!i would advise that you cover the burnt area with sterile paraffin wax or aqueous cream bp. (check the links below and see if you can find a local equivalent)cover the burnt area in paraffin wax after cleaning and removing any burst blisters - these are just sites of infection and will take longer to heal. wash and reapply every 4-6 hours - cover with cling wrap if you wish to cover with clothes - this will stop your clothes getting covered with paraffin and maintains the burn.cling wrap alone is ok if you can't get hold of any paraffin. it also acts as a protective artificial skin - helping retain moisture and protect from further damage and pain. cling wrap is cheap and clean off the roll. in Australia ambulances often use this when someone has been burnt. - please note that cling wrap isn't always practical, like on your face.paraffin creates a seal stopping water leaving the body and reduces pain as it protects sensitised nerves. the paraffin imitates the natural oils secreted by the skin. skin cells are better able to multiply and regenerate with this treatment. pain is also helped. make sure you buy plenty of this paraffin - as the burn heals switch to aqueous cream bp.(aqueous cream has a bunch of paraffin in it plus some moisturisers - look out for stuff that also contains sorbolene or glycerine as these help also). following this regime definitely will help your sunburn heal faster and peel less. aloe is good coz it remoisturises but that moisture can be quickly lost as the skin can't contain fluids- this is a function of healthy skin.so put aloe on, and then the paraffin on over the top as long as there is no broken skin this works great. if there is broken skin leave out the aloe - just paraffin.burns can cause heartburn/reflux/gastric ulcers (in more severe cases) - i have never heard the term 'sun poisioning' before but this maybe what some ppl are referring to. its quite unpleasent espeically when combined with pain, thirst and more pain.long term treatment to prevent scarring or loss of function due to contractures(as skin heals it can tighten reducing how much you can move - a skin graft is necessary to repair this). daily moisturiser, daily stretches - talk to a physio, pressure bandages like tubigrip, massaging the scar. this all reduce/flatten the scar and minimise the need for further treatment/surgery. talk to a physio. please note that this is an explanation based on the many questions that have been asked on ByeDr.com. all treatments are used in hospital settings and when done correctly (by a health professional) hugely improve the outcomes of burns patients. it is not an opinion but medical advice
http://www.doorone.com.au/xgs-aqueous_cr...http://www.pharmacyonline.com.au/david-c...hope this helps - let me know how you go and what similar brands/alternatives are available in your area email if you still have questions - send photos feedingthedogcustard@hotmail.c...finally if you are really worried go to a hospital that has a burns unit or plastic surgeons. anything more serious than sunburn should be seen by a burns trained doctor or nurse.
Noxema Original Skin Cream - apply liberally. It takes out the burn and moisturizes all at the same time.Alternatively, you can apply distilled white vinegar. This smells awful and only takes out the burn. It does NOT moisturize; on the contrary it tends to dry the skin.
keep cool water soaked rags on the worst areas and take tylonol every couple of hours to help with the pain and swelling..i have heard of something that has helped and when i tried it it did help take the sting out...put cool whip on the area and wait 20 mins then rinse off with cool water..i think something in the milk helps easy the pain
Go to your doctor or ER asap
Aloe Vera is very good. Along with this my mother always had us use vinegar which greatly relieved the pain. If you can stand the smell, take a wash cloth and soak it in cool vinegar and then lay it over the sunburn until it turns warm. Repeat as needed. This also is supposed to help in healing.
I live in Southern California and every year I would get a horrible sunburn. This is one solution I have found that really works:To ease the sting of a sunburn, dip a soft cloth in to a bowl of iced tea, then sponge the ice tea all over the burn area. It is very soothing and it takes the sting out.
Aloe Vera Gel works really well most of the time but if it doesn't seem to be working I would try solacaine, I used it for a really bad burn on my ear from a curling iron and it took the pain away very quickly. Its made to take the pain away.If that doesn't work and your blisters get worse I would suggest going to the doctor and seeing what they can do for you.
Brew some strong tea and let it cool (not instant or bottled) soak soft washcloths, or an old pillowcase (smoother than terrycloth) and apply. The tannic acid in the tea will help ease the sting. If you have blisters, you are talking at least 2nd degree burns. You have to watch to keep those clean so you dont get infected on top of the burn.You may want to see a dr. (try a 24 hour drop in urgent care clinic, if you cant see your regular dr. Its a step down from hospital emergency, and usually half the wait)Use plenty of sunblock the rest of the summer the delicate skin under the blisters will be even more succeptible to burning.
I have been hopitalized twice for this. If the burn is current then you can soak clothes in vineagar and place it on the burned skin for at least 30 minutes. It really helps pull the burn out of the skin. I know it smells but it will help. Also solarcane makes a spray that will help. Keep up with the aloe. Only time will mkae it disapper but there is stuff that will aid in the healing.
i would use the aloe vera gel that u said u were alreay using. try soaking in a really cool bath. it might sting when u first get in but it will help cool it off.
well you can use that but there are many other ways you can help your sunburn. Here are three ways.
1. Make tea and cool them, then apply to the burn. Any tea will work, mint,peppermint ect. The teas have tannins that help the healing process.
2. take a warm shower to dry out the heat of your sunburn.
3. . i know this sounds stupid but it works. Soak slices of white bread in cold milk and apply to the affected area. The cold milk will draw heat from the area to cool the skin. Whole milk is best, as the fat in the milk is said to lubricate the skin and help it retain moisture.
and thats what i do for a sunburn
Answer:
cold water is the best first aid when you burn yourself - 20 minutes under the tap is ideal. NEVER ice or vinegar or milk or butter or mustard or toothpaste or sunscreen or semen or vaseline or tomatoes or vanilla extract or yogurt or sour cream or egg white or lavender oil or cocoa butter or salt or tea or potato or shaving cream or olive oil- not until the skin is fully healed! ignore anyone who advises any of these!i would advise that you cover the burnt area with sterile paraffin wax or aqueous cream bp. (check the links below and see if you can find a local equivalent)cover the burnt area in paraffin wax after cleaning and removing any burst blisters - these are just sites of infection and will take longer to heal. wash and reapply every 4-6 hours - cover with cling wrap if you wish to cover with clothes - this will stop your clothes getting covered with paraffin and maintains the burn.cling wrap alone is ok if you can't get hold of any paraffin. it also acts as a protective artificial skin - helping retain moisture and protect from further damage and pain. cling wrap is cheap and clean off the roll. in Australia ambulances often use this when someone has been burnt. - please note that cling wrap isn't always practical, like on your face.paraffin creates a seal stopping water leaving the body and reduces pain as it protects sensitised nerves. the paraffin imitates the natural oils secreted by the skin. skin cells are better able to multiply and regenerate with this treatment. pain is also helped. make sure you buy plenty of this paraffin - as the burn heals switch to aqueous cream bp.(aqueous cream has a bunch of paraffin in it plus some moisturisers - look out for stuff that also contains sorbolene or glycerine as these help also). following this regime definitely will help your sunburn heal faster and peel less. aloe is good coz it remoisturises but that moisture can be quickly lost as the skin can't contain fluids- this is a function of healthy skin.so put aloe on, and then the paraffin on over the top as long as there is no broken skin this works great. if there is broken skin leave out the aloe - just paraffin.burns can cause heartburn/reflux/gastric ulcers (in more severe cases) - i have never heard the term 'sun poisioning' before but this maybe what some ppl are referring to. its quite unpleasent espeically when combined with pain, thirst and more pain.long term treatment to prevent scarring or loss of function due to contractures(as skin heals it can tighten reducing how much you can move - a skin graft is necessary to repair this). daily moisturiser, daily stretches - talk to a physio, pressure bandages like tubigrip, massaging the scar. this all reduce/flatten the scar and minimise the need for further treatment/surgery. talk to a physio. please note that this is an explanation based on the many questions that have been asked on ByeDr.com. all treatments are used in hospital settings and when done correctly (by a health professional) hugely improve the outcomes of burns patients. it is not an opinion but medical advice
http://www.doorone.com.au/xgs-aqueous_cr...http://www.pharmacyonline.com.au/david-c...hope this helps - let me know how you go and what similar brands/alternatives are available in your area email if you still have questions - send photos feedingthedogcustard@hotmail.c...finally if you are really worried go to a hospital that has a burns unit or plastic surgeons. anything more serious than sunburn should be seen by a burns trained doctor or nurse.
Noxema Original Skin Cream - apply liberally. It takes out the burn and moisturizes all at the same time.Alternatively, you can apply distilled white vinegar. This smells awful and only takes out the burn. It does NOT moisturize; on the contrary it tends to dry the skin.
keep cool water soaked rags on the worst areas and take tylonol every couple of hours to help with the pain and swelling..i have heard of something that has helped and when i tried it it did help take the sting out...put cool whip on the area and wait 20 mins then rinse off with cool water..i think something in the milk helps easy the pain
Go to your doctor or ER asap
Aloe Vera is very good. Along with this my mother always had us use vinegar which greatly relieved the pain. If you can stand the smell, take a wash cloth and soak it in cool vinegar and then lay it over the sunburn until it turns warm. Repeat as needed. This also is supposed to help in healing.
I live in Southern California and every year I would get a horrible sunburn. This is one solution I have found that really works:To ease the sting of a sunburn, dip a soft cloth in to a bowl of iced tea, then sponge the ice tea all over the burn area. It is very soothing and it takes the sting out.
Aloe Vera Gel works really well most of the time but if it doesn't seem to be working I would try solacaine, I used it for a really bad burn on my ear from a curling iron and it took the pain away very quickly. Its made to take the pain away.If that doesn't work and your blisters get worse I would suggest going to the doctor and seeing what they can do for you.
Brew some strong tea and let it cool (not instant or bottled) soak soft washcloths, or an old pillowcase (smoother than terrycloth) and apply. The tannic acid in the tea will help ease the sting. If you have blisters, you are talking at least 2nd degree burns. You have to watch to keep those clean so you dont get infected on top of the burn.You may want to see a dr. (try a 24 hour drop in urgent care clinic, if you cant see your regular dr. Its a step down from hospital emergency, and usually half the wait)Use plenty of sunblock the rest of the summer the delicate skin under the blisters will be even more succeptible to burning.
I have been hopitalized twice for this. If the burn is current then you can soak clothes in vineagar and place it on the burned skin for at least 30 minutes. It really helps pull the burn out of the skin. I know it smells but it will help. Also solarcane makes a spray that will help. Keep up with the aloe. Only time will mkae it disapper but there is stuff that will aid in the healing.
i would use the aloe vera gel that u said u were alreay using. try soaking in a really cool bath. it might sting when u first get in but it will help cool it off.
well you can use that but there are many other ways you can help your sunburn. Here are three ways.
1. Make tea and cool them, then apply to the burn. Any tea will work, mint,peppermint ect. The teas have tannins that help the healing process.
2. take a warm shower to dry out the heat of your sunburn.
3. . i know this sounds stupid but it works. Soak slices of white bread in cold milk and apply to the affected area. The cold milk will draw heat from the area to cool the skin. Whole milk is best, as the fat in the milk is said to lubricate the skin and help it retain moisture.
and thats what i do for a sunburn
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