The teenage years of dreading spots/pimples.

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Vicky x.

Jun 30, 2013

Vicky x.

I'm 13 and starting to get spots like I've tried most DIY things but they don't really help anyone got any suggestions for products I could use? Xxxxxxx

Emily T.

Jun 30, 2013

Emily T.

Sudocreme is like a wonder cream! It's a must have and it is super cheap! x

Roz X.

Jun 30, 2013

Roz X.

Tea tree oil wash, a good toner like Mario Badescu's Seaweed Cleanse and I'd go with a gentle moisturizer such as Cetaphil. For spot treatments, Bare Minerals makes a gentle, but highly effective powder that dries up spots quickly while toning down the red. It's called "Blemish Therapy". Clinique makes great foundation that is gentle and won't clog your pores. I'd exfoliate once a week...avoiding the delicate eye area. St. Ives and Queen Helene both make great, affordable scrubs. Good luck!

Roz X.

Jun 30, 2013

Roz X.

Also..don't sleep with make up on, drink oodles of water and do your best to eat healthy.

Vicky x.

Jun 30, 2013

Vicky x.

Thankyouuuuuu xxxx

Caroline S.

Jun 30, 2013

Caroline S.

I've started using aloe Vera as a moisturizer,and it works wonders! It helps get rid of pimples,prevents them,and makes your skin super soft!

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