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August 31st, 2009 | Author: admin

Control Facial Foam
How to wash your face?

Hi everyone!

I have combination skin and I am 13. I usually get breakouts on my forehead, nose and chin area. I have used many products for my spots such as Clearasil Ultra pads, Neutrogena Spot Stress Control face scrub, Neutrogena Spot Stress Control foam wash, Neutrogena 2-1 Face wash and Mask and finally Neutrogena Oil-free Facial wash. All of these products have made some improvement, but not a great deal, and I have noticed some new spots forming too.

I am thinking about simply washing my face day and night with pure water as I think that with all the different chemicals inside these products, perhaps they are actually doing more harm than good for my skin. Would pure water washing be effective? Has anyone got any SIMPLE home remedies?

Thanks in advance!
Just to let you know, I will be offering best answer (10 points) to who gives the best answer. There is still 1 more week to answer my question,

Tie your hair from your face to stop it from getting annoying. If you have bangs wear a headband or use a hair clip. If you wear glasses or contacts, take them out or off.
First wash your hands with a good face soap to clean them.
Wet your face with warm water to open your pores.
Take the cleanser or face wash and get a small amount on your hands, about the size of a nickel. Rub some on your wet hands. Use cleanser that is gentle enough for your skin.
Work up a good lather by rubbing both hands together and applying it on your face.
Using your fingers, rub the cleanser all over your face removing dirt on the surface of your skin.
Rinse your face with cool, clean water, to close your pores, keeping the soap out of your eyes.
Pat your face dry with a clean and soft face towel or toilet paper. Make sure you pat it dry to reduce wrinkles as you mature.
It’s a good idea to moisturize your face after washing it.

Use a soap that suits your skin type: oily, normal or dry.
If soap gets into your eyes, immediately rinse your eyes with water.
Twice a day should do it. Washing too much will irritate your skin more.
If your skin is too dry after washing, use water only and pat dry, or apply a moisturizing lotion afterward. Make sure the moisturizer is not oily or it may cause pimples.
Wash your face twice if you have been wearing makeup. The first wash removes the makeup and the second cleanses the skin.
Talk to your doctor about possible dermatological issues if you have chronic skin problems. They may very well stem from things you put on your skin: like soap!
For some people, washing their face with soap can dry their skin out. If you are one of those people, try using a gentle face-wash such as Pro-Active(a face-wash that also helps with acne)or Cetaphil.

If itching or rashes occur after washing the face, stop using that soap and immediately consult a dermatologist or skin care specialist. Using an itch or rash cream may help soothe the irritation.
Make sure soap doesn’t get into your eyes. It burns.
Warm water opens up your pores and cold water closes them. Make sure you rinse you face with warm water before using cleaning products, and cold water after.

xoxo_LEi

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