Red scars from spots?

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Amy D.

Apr 1, 2013

Amy D.

I get quite a few spots all at once but when I do get rid of them I'm left with red marks which my mum says are spot scars, I'm not covered in them and makeup can cover them, but I'd really like to just get clear skin!! is there anyway of getting rid of them? like home remedies?

Afnan M.

Apr 1, 2013

Afnan M.

I've got that too, it only happens on my forehead and usually get one somewhere around my face a week before I get my period, I've just bought a soap that is made from natural things and I got the lavender smell cos I love lavender. It's transparent and its orange, it says that it's good for spots like that so I bought it, it works! But because I'm obsessed with chocolates, I eat them after a while, so I get the spots back, just don't eat much sweet things and it'll get a little better. If you want the soap and you live in England then go to the store that's called something like 'family bargain'

Terra Marie O.

Apr 1, 2013

Terra Marie O.

Try brewing 100% natural green tea, let it cool and apply it on your body as a toner under makeup and lotion! It gets rid of inflammation and scars. I swear it works! Hopefully it does for you too!:)

Honor W.

Apr 1, 2013

Honor W.

Bio oil! it works wonders xx

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