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Reply 2
if you're gonna make threads like this then you really must include before and after pics.
MB
MB
Reply 3
ive never understood this...
fluffball
Did it go all over the mirror?
but of course - even some blood went onto the mirror this time which was kinda cool! speaking of which - doesn't everyone find it good etiquette to wipe the mirror after a spot squeeze? My brother can't seem to get the hang of this concept...
MB - sorry but my parents took the digital camrera camping
Reply 6
oh my...
i think i'm actually gonna be sick..
i think i'm actually gonna be sick..
Reply 9
TKR
Mine don't usually whoosh as such - it's more of a bursting sound/sensation - I like it!
Aaah, so *that's* what that noise was!
Reply 10
yuckyuckyuckyuckyuckyuckkkkkkkkkkkk
Reply 13
TKR
do you ever get really big spots that kind of pop more than once? well they are disappointingly rare for me but ive been working aay at one today and it had popped 4 TIMES!!! can anyone beat this record?
the most recent pop was *extremely* satisfying
the most recent pop was *extremely* satisfying
Reply 14
ewwwwwwwwww..........
Reply 17
You shouldn't squeeze them, you'll scar your face!
TKR
theres nothing that sick about spots - we all get em and squeezing them is one of lifes few true pleasures
It is? Yeah, we all get a few every now and again, but I find it just leaves scars and it looks horrible if you have squeezed them, as it take ages to heal etc.
Better to just stick some anti spot gel on them and leave them alone, they go down after a while and you are left with no scar. In the mean time you have a little bump, which you can put concealer on, but that looks better than putting concealer over a spot you've squeezed that is bleeding and forming a scab. Sometimes you can't avoid squeezing I suppose, but if at all possible, I would avoid it...
Squeezing spots is icky.
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