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Coco C.

Jun 26, 2014

Coco C.

Ok guys so I tried the baking soda trick on my pimple and the pimple has like decreased in size so much but NOW it's getting dark around it. What does that mean and what is it?

Gabby M.

Jun 26, 2014

Gabby M.

From what I've learned with my breakouts is that its best to leave them :) I know everybody says that, but I used to have suuch irritated red spots everywhere and it was simply because I was picking at my smallest breakouts so much :/ honestly your skin will look so much less red and blotchy if you don't irritate it :) just use makeup to cover them! Its also harder to cover when they're irritated and red so yea lol :)

Alexa M.

Jun 26, 2014

Alexa M.

It may sound weird but if you put a little toothpaste on it, it will decrease the redness... Otherwise like these other girls said it might be best to just leave it alone and not irritate it

Kaleigh D.

Jun 26, 2014

Kaleigh D.

Toothpaste is not a good idea at all. It can actually cause damage to your skin.

Bethany w.

Jun 26, 2014

Bethany w.

Whatever you do don't use tooth paste.

Gao ying V.

Jun 27, 2014

Gao ying V.

You can try using honey over it (just tie your hair back) or I recently watched a video about acne how this girl with a flawless face uses banana skin (a tiny portion) and rubs it on her acne a while and lets the juice sit and does it 3 times a day for improvement after a week.

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