Acne problem, help!
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Jul 14, 2014
Mariany N.
So, I have acne, but not much. But since yesterday my skin started getting so oily, and lots of pimples appeared from nowhere! And tomorrow is my first day at school, so what can I do to make them disappear, or at least hide them?
Jul 14, 2014
Mariany N.
Oh, thanks Jacqlyn! That's very sweet of you to say. About the concealer and foundation, what would you recommend? I use some products from where I live, and I don't know much about it
Jul 14, 2014
Amber H.
I have acne and backne. The best thing I did was decide to go to the doctors and sort it out. Within a week of the tablets my acne cleared up a good 90% :-) still got to keep taking them every day though but it's worth it! They're called tetrasyl. Nothing like that roaccutane stuff haha.
Jul 14, 2014
Chelsea V.
First thing is to clean the infected area gently with some watered down anti bacterial wash. Do not pop or touch them it'll make them worse. Try putting an ice pack or frozen peas pack on them to make them less red.
Use a concealer to cover up the spots :)