Can't Stop Picking!!

Mar 31, 2013

Amber B.

I used to have acne all over my forehead, and most have them have disappeared. The ones that haven't though are all scratched up like a wound. I tell myself to stop picking/scratching at them but I still do! This is the 3rd time they were in the process of healing but didnt because I picked them. Advice on how to stop?

Mar 31, 2013

Dajah C.

Ok I have the same problem with picking scabies or piping pimples but coconut oil will help acne, scars, and any other marks on you body tremendously.

Mar 31, 2013

Amber B.

Great idea, thanks! However I was also wondering about how to resist the temptation of picking...

Mar 31, 2013

Christine S.

Does the look of that not get rid of the urge??!! It looks bad and it must hurt.

Apr 2, 2013

Dajah C.

I don't know how to help you on not picking your face but maybe if you don't put any coverup (makeup) on your face it would go away faster. That's what I had to do for my face granted my acne was only in my T-zone and it wasn't as bad. Maybe cover it up with a had or those current headbands at forever 21 to stop the temptation. Also if you put honey on your far then put bandaids or a wrap around where you acne is, it will help tremendously. Healing is a long process. It will e a while before you get flawless skin.

Apr 2, 2013

Amber B.

Thank you Dajah! I found this cream/gel thing that really improved it.

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