Forehead Breakout!

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Emily O.

Mar 2, 2013

Emily O.

OMG , I'm horribly breaking out on my forehead. Its horrible and embarrassing!

MadYa K.

Mar 3, 2013

MadYa K.

Same with my younger sis really lookingg too for some good suggestion.

Emily O.

Mar 4, 2013

Emily O.

Yeah. it has like 5 zits.

Madison P.

Mar 4, 2013

Madison P.

Don't freak out everyone has pimples on there face even models do Step 2
Cleanse your face twice a day with a gentle, foaming soap. Avoid scrubbing because this could irritate your skin, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.1. If you have pimples that only appear in forehead area, you can apply the gel of aloe vera to reduce your pimples. Aloe vera is known as a good remedy for various skin problems since ancient times and it is good for you to apply the gel of aloe vera to clear up your forehead acne. You can apply aloe vera twice a day to enjoy maximum benefits from this treatment.


2. Plan to detox your body for a few days and see how your skin goes. Detoxification is important to release all toxins from your body and it will be good to reduce the symptoms of your acne. When you detox your body, choose the fruits that you like to eat frequently. If you are not personally like the fruits, you may end up eating foods that will be detrimental for your skin.I found some of this online An maybe get cover all stick covers pimples I have it it works AMAZING!!

Emily O.

Mar 5, 2013

Emily O.

Thanks!(:

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