[gillsfan36]

Im just wondering whether anyone would be able to tell me from experience if there are any products that improve a complexion enough to make a noticeable difference... ie. completely clear....

[Ekpyrotic]

Apply tomato ketchup with bread pads. Then wait. Just wait. Then wash. Ta da!

[Belle88]

The Pill. It's all that worked for me

[The_Pudding_Earl]

1.Go to Japan.
2.Go to natural hot spring.
3.Bathe
4.?????
5.Profit

This worked for my friend but it sre is expensive.

[gillsfan36]

advice noted lol
anything that i can buy in a shop in england, directly aimed at clearing up complexions?

[pookiepotato]

fair and lovely cream

[modini]

Clearasil? or some other face scrub of the likes?

[gillsfan36]

yeh i was looking at clearasil...do all products bring out all the spots and then leave better skin? because i'm trying to avoid an outbreak lol

[siobhan21]

Originally Posted by gillsfan36

yeh i was looking at clearasil...do all products bring out all the spots and then leave better skin? because i'm trying to avoid an outbreak lol

I use clearasil face scrub,lotion and moisturister

It doesn't help but i keep using em

[cardine92]

I find that after a while all stuff like that stops working for some reason but it helped a lot when I stopped wearing foundation :o

[Biggsx]

Clerasil is really harsh I think so I avoid anything like that. Just really concentrate on keeping your skin clean and use face masks regularly. I tend to get the odd spot out break every now and again but I find that it is best to just deal with it when it comes (concealer, etc.) rather than to use any products as they will make skin worse before they get better!

[yodude888]

let Dalacin-T or something similar... but it's on prescription

[yanyanyan]

http://www.aloehealthuk.com/store/pr...spx?product=51
The description seems vague.... it works, trust me
Well, cream with aloe vera in it is amazing

[neetz0790]

i find that aloe vera helps and clearasil... just doesnt work on my skin but may work for you

[kaytee.]

Just wash your face with hot water and a light face wash, simple brand is good (no fragrance, good for sensitive skin)
I never used to get spots whilst in high school but i've started getting them recently so when I get an outbreak of spots, put toothpaste on them overnight (dries them out a bit) then use freederm (reduces redness)

[Whizz]

After I've taken off my make-up and washed my face at night, before bed, I put on LOADS of thick moisturiser* (like nivea or similar). In the morning, ta da ... glowing skin.

*Sounds stupid and counterproductive, but try it just one night and you'll see the difference.

[Aspirin]

Originally Posted by The_Pudding_Earl

1.Go to Japan.
2.Go to natural hot spring.
3.Bathe
4.?????
5.Profit

This worked for my friend but it sre is expensive.

Natural hot springs? I didn't know they helped for complexion. All those times I've declined going to the hot springs just out of town...

[ormaybeitsjustnarcissism]

I use Amie which is very good

[serrellen]

In the evening, use a facial wash (I use a Sanctuary one) and then probably a makeup wipe under the eyes, and then moisturise (I find this really makes a difference). Then in the morning just shower, I don't actually apply any products then - read somewhere that it is more important to cleanse your face in the evening because your pores open up at night and that's how you get spots etc. Also, the Pill really helped me so perhaps go on that and as little foundation as is necessary, although I do understand sometimes you just have to use it!

Hope this helped!

[dancingshoes10]

Go to the doctors and ask for a cream or gel that has benzoyl peroxide in. They would probably give you something containing that in anyway. It works amazingly.