Tips in having a Clear Skin

To truly remove dirt and oil from your skin, give soap/cleanser 2 minutes to work. You don't have to rub the whole time but it helps. To relieve the boredom, play the radio or do something else (brush your teeth? lie down and relax for a mini-spa experience?). Rinse and repeat. 

The most effective final rinse is to fill a sink with warm water and soak your skin while rubbing it gently until the cleanser is gone. That's right, you need to plunge your face in the water. If you've used a lot of cleanser, then you may need to repeat the rinse. Rinse one more time using cold water to close your pores. Some people prefer a toner for this last step.

 Any cleanser residue simply contributes to the next round of oil and dirt accumulation. This procedure is most effective if done in the morning and evening. Watch out for reddened skin or rebound oil production. These are clear signs you need a gentler cleanser. 

Using this procedure, the gentlest cleansers on the market can clean the oiliest skin more effectively than the harshest. 

During the first two weeks, you may experience increased acne as clogged pores open up and form pimples. Have courage. Be of good cheer. Eventually, you'll get'em all and your acne will improve.

Benzoyl peroxide gels, and other over the counter products work really well. Talk to your doctor about trying one.

Exfoliate every four days with a scrub to get rid of dead skin cells.

When you get rid of those pimples, watch out for the rush of confidence. It's coming.

Even after your acne disappears, continue your routine for at least thirty days, sometimes more. Acne can continue coming back well after puberty; if your acne does come back, just pick your old routine back up.

Acne is a stage everyone goes through and some things work for different people, if this doesn't work it is O.K. Try something else!

Source: wikihow

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