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Bianka L.

Apr 3, 2013

Bianka L.

So the other day I had this huge zit and before I went to bed I put toothpaste on it. Then. That morning I peeled the tooth paste off and I had this huge spot from where the toothpaste was on my face. How do I get rid of this bump??

Georgina M.

Apr 3, 2013

Georgina M.

I'm not sure if it's the same thing, but sometimes I get random red dots that I don't think have a name. I just use Benadryl Itch Relief Cream - even if it isn't itchy, it gets rid of things really fast. I hope this helps! :)

Lauren C.

Apr 3, 2013

Lauren C.

Well the toothpaste was probably very irritating to your skin and it looks like it caused some damage to your skin. Next time apply a mild spot treatment instead. but for now I think your just going to have to wait for it to go away on its own.

Stephanie G.

Apr 3, 2013

Stephanie G.

It could be an underground zit. Does it hurt like a ton? Because when I get underground zits they are super painful. They usually go away after a few days but I've had one that lasted nearly 3 weeks.

Emily W.

Apr 3, 2013

Emily W.

I'm placing my bet on a burn from the toothpaste. I never recommend putting toothpaste on the skin because it can cause burns or allergic reactions. Wash the area with gentle soap and water and then leave it alone so it can heal.

Trish F.

Apr 3, 2013

Trish F.

I agree looks like an allergic reaction to the toothpaste. Wash your face with a mild soap! Try not to put anything on it.

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