Hello! I am a girl of 16. I have a problem with acne and blemishes after it. Whether I squeeze them or not - stains remain. This is really annoying to me. My biggest problem is stains. I searched the internet and found various ointments and tonics and if anyone has used them I would be happy to tell me your opinion. The first thing the convent was for was Melabel's tonic and also Melabel's cream. The second one I came across was the isis cream peeling with glycolic acid. I bought the third one today - evterpa whitening cream with various oils in it (jojoba and almond and grape seeds). If anyone has used these creams and tonics please let me know if it has an effect. I'm thinking of starting with them in the fall, because now I don't want to have more problems with this sun. And have you used any other creams or homemade masks, of which to have a proven effect? I also go to a beautician and it more or less has an effect. Thanks in advance!
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WATER !!! Lots of water - 1-2-3-4l. - you drink it, pee a lot and throw away all the toxins, filth, which otherwise have to find another way out, for example through a pimple, there is no month and there is no trace of a pimple (yes, there are no spots!) and boom - you become even more wonderful from now on. :) and if you clean / reduce dirty food (stably processed, containing E's, chemicals and any unknown ingredients, most of which you can't even read their names), instead you consume all kinds of clean / homemade food, fruits, vegetables .. not to tell you what's going on!
The type of skin depends on many things and I have proven it millions of times over time. For a start, it is important what you eat, where you live, how you support yourself. However, acne is inevitable in most people, puberty hits the table and prevails over everything. Go to a dermatologist, not a beautician. The difference is striking. The doctor can give you much better advice and guide you to the right products for you, while explaining everything in detail. Wash your face in the morning and evening, do not overdo the peeling, drink plenty of water and keep makeup to a minimum. I'm happy with Acne Out products, but like everything else, they only reduce acne, not completely eliminate it. Pharmacies offer different soaps and face masks, you can always consult a pharmacist and it will still be better than listening to the Internet or a drugstore. Do not undergo aggressive skin procedures and products. There are many homemade masks with baking soda, for example, but they are an aggressive method and even if a pimple disappears, then your skin dries out and is not very pleasant.