REDNESS!! Help with pimples!

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Angie A.

Jun 13, 2013

Angie A.

I redness all over this scab because I picked at it and it looks really dark and red. how can I reduce the pigmentation? if people say honey is that okay because I just repopped the pimplem. home remedies please!

Rebecca S.

Jun 13, 2013

Rebecca S.

Preparation H ointment. It reduces the inflammation. It sounds ridiculous, but it works within a few hours!

Angie A.

Jun 13, 2013

Angie A.

I don't have that :/

Shannon H.

Jun 13, 2013

Shannon H.

Someone suggested to me straight tea tree oil so I got some today(I had the same problem you did we're I accidentally popped a pimple)and within just a cupple of hours of keeping it on I have noticed a redness decrease!!hope this helps even though its not really a home Remedy...

Vanessa W.

Jun 13, 2013

Vanessa W.

Visene to get rid of the redness, Neosporin to treat the pimple.

Jenna P.

Jun 13, 2013

Jenna P.

Hi Angie
I am a sufferer of dermatillomania aka obsessive compulsive picking disorder ( it's a chronic form of skin picking derived from anxiety ) and honestly it really sucks but I've managed to keep my skin beautiful and mostly scar free regardless. First off, I don't mean to be rude to the other ladies posting but visine is only temporary ( meaning it only decreases redness for a few hours) and may increase irritation if you have sensitive skin. Neosporin is a good idea at night Time before you go to bed. Apply and cover with a bandage and you'll be amazed at the difference in the am! The big factor here is keeping the area moist. The moistness creates the ideal environment for the picked pimple / scab to heal! Tea tree oil is good for drying the area up but I would only recommend this for pimples which have not been messed with. The tea tree oil dries out the area and if the skin is broken it will lead to scarring :(... ( continued in next post )

S G.

Jun 13, 2013

S G.

Tea tree oil, toothpaste, carrot oil are really good

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