Any skin expert here?
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roaccutane -nuff said
NormaRogers
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I had some dry acne so i have tried acne chemical peel it seems to reduced with it.
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Avoid chemical products and try to go for natural treatment for any skin related issues. And drink lot of water, and eat green leafy vegetables and fruits.
Use Tea Tree Oil
Tea Tree Oil is a natural antibiotic & antiseptic. Dab full strength (sparingly) 3 times a day or add 1 drop to 1/4 cup warm water, pat it with a cotton ball (make sure its 100% cotton) or you can use tea tree soap. Eat fruits mainly Strawberries, grapes & pineapples. They all contain high amounts of AHAs (Alphahydroxy acids). AHAs help exfoliate the skin by removing dead skin cells that can clog the oil glands. Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day.
For "supplements" I advise using Vitamin C (Ester C is a good one) 1000mg 3 times daily, Milk thistle & most importantly Acidophilus (New Flora from New Chapter take as directed)
Stay away from the main enemies (Sugar, alcohol, butter, cheese, caffeine, chocolate, fried foods, hot/spicy foods) & anything else w/ brominated vegetable oils. If you shave use an electronic or a single blade in the direction the hair grows.
If all else fails (severe acne) you can use a treatment called "Blue Light Treatment".
Tea Tree Oil is a natural antibiotic & antiseptic. Dab full strength (sparingly) 3 times a day or add 1 drop to 1/4 cup warm water, pat it with a cotton ball (make sure its 100% cotton) or you can use tea tree soap. Eat fruits mainly Strawberries, grapes & pineapples. They all contain high amounts of AHAs (Alphahydroxy acids). AHAs help exfoliate the skin by removing dead skin cells that can clog the oil glands. Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day.
For "supplements" I advise using Vitamin C (Ester C is a good one) 1000mg 3 times daily, Milk thistle & most importantly Acidophilus (New Flora from New Chapter take as directed)
Stay away from the main enemies (Sugar, alcohol, butter, cheese, caffeine, chocolate, fried foods, hot/spicy foods) & anything else w/ brominated vegetable oils. If you shave use an electronic or a single blade in the direction the hair grows.
If all else fails (severe acne) you can use a treatment called "Blue Light Treatment".
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user43770
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Damn, all I had to do was cut out dairy. Turned out I had a casein allergy. Worth a shot.