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   Baby Boo x33
   October 24th, 2010 - 07:55

   Wash your face and apply Nivea Cream its only around £1:50 and works magic. Apply 2 times a day and at night put it on but dont rub it al in .
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   time.travel
   October 24th, 2010 - 07:55

   Keep your skin clean (i.e. free of dust/oil) by washing it often with facial foam, preferably one specially for acne skin.
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   S_B95
   October 24th, 2010 - 07:55

   I would suggest going to see a dermatologist. They can give you all kinds of medications to help heal and prevent acne. Plus a prescription for the healing of the scars. If you can’t go to a doctor, I would suggest sticking to a routine. Washing your face twice daily with a good face wash, then putting on an acne cream, also moisturize with a face lotion, and drink a lot of water. Nothing happens over night and at 13 it might be a little harder. But stick with it and eventually it’ll go away.
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   chica101
   October 24th, 2010 - 07:55

   if you have really bad acne you should ask your doctor about Accutane.. it works realllyyyy good.. google accutane images:)
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   Parental Unit
   October 24th, 2010 - 07:55

   Read each category of this website. .I know you’ll love it. I don’t know your gender, male or female. But when you say you have on your upper lip…for males it’s possibly from shaving with a dull blade/razor, and for females it’s usually due to kissing a guy with the 5 o’clock shadow that pricks at the pores and causes irritated bumps that can get infected. Scars can be dealt with in many ways from time to laser. See a dermatologist for help on that and be patient. Hormones have alot to do with this and this is just the beginning. Learn from the site I left you and keep the faith with the benzoyl peroxide. Too much makes it too dry. Less is more, use less longer.

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