What is the best acne for black heads and whiting my skin. I have never had acne, and now I am getting nasty black heads and my skin is turning red...what is some good acne stuff that will lighten my skin and make my face smooth. I also am getting a lot of clogged pores on the side of my face as well as my neck...any ideas?|||Well Netrougena has some good products but try proactive and see if it helps you with your acne or try Ambi and see if it helps.|||I answered a question similar to this before, so I%26#039;ll just copy/paste what I said:
I met this lady who recommeded this one natural indian remedy called safi. I tried it, and I could literally see the difference in my skin in just 1 night. There is only one major downside to this: it tastes horrible. I almost threw up the first time I had it. But it is natural and will not cause the body any harm. It is a blood purifier and although it tastes horrible, it is a sacrifice anybody with acne should make. Drink it once a day and you will see a difference. Drink it twice a day (if you are brave enough) and you will see a remarkable difference! But you HAVE to be consistent - don%26#039;t skip days!
Go to any Indian supermarket and ask for safi, hopefully they%26#039;ll have it. This was probably the biggest thing that helped me get rid of my pimples, and it was completely natural. It costs about $7 for a large bottle and about $3 for a small one. I suggest you try the small one first and see what you think of it.
It is SO much cheaper than Proactive or any other over the counter product. And it is 100% natural. I can guarantee you will see faster results than Proactive too. Also, since it is an internal sort of remedy, you will not have to face dry skin or anything like that. I went from huge breakouts and pimples all over my face to barely any in just a few weeks. This stuff really works.|||Acne is a menace. However, it鈥檚 not something that cannot be tackled. There are loads of acne skin care products around. We can classify acne skin care products into 3 broad categories 鈥?
* Preventive or general acne skin care products
* Over-the-counter, specialised acne skin care products
* On-prescription acne skin care products.
The general acne skin care products are the ones that are used as acne-prevention measure. These include cleansers, make-up removers and similar products that help prevent acne. In the real sense, these acne skin care products are just those that should anyway be part of your daily routine. However, some of these are more oriented to act like an acne skin care product. These acne skin care products act against the causes of acne e.g. limiting the production of sebum/oil and preventing clogging of skin pores. Basically, these acne skin care products prevent the oil from getting trapped in pores and hence hamper the growth of bacteria that lead to acne. The general acne skin care products also include exfoliation products like skin peels. These work towards removing dead skin cells, hence reducing the possibility of pore-clogging and bacteria development.
Then there are specialised acne skin care products that are available over-the-counter i.e. without the need of a prescription. These include products like vanishing creams which extract the extra oil from the skin. Most of these acne skin care products are based on benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid, both of which are the enemies of bacteria (and hence acne). You should start with a product that has lower concentration of benzoyl peroxide (e.g. 5%) and see how your skin responds to it. Alpha-hydroxy-acid based moisturizers are also popular as acne skin care products. You might have to try a few, before you zero-in on the acne skin care product that is effective for you. If nothing seems to work, you should contact a dermatologist.
On-prescription acne skin care products are the ones that are prescribed by a dermatologist. This can include ointments that can be applied on the affected area or oral antibiotics or just any topical treatment. Dermatologist could also suggest a minor surgical procedure to remove the contents of pustules. However, never try to squeeze or do this by yourself, it can lead to permanent damage of your skin. Your doctor could also prescribe a hormone-based treatment (since hormonal changes are also known to cause acne). Such acne skin care products are known to be very effective in some cases.
So, with all those acne skin care products, tackling acne is not that difficult.|||first stop touching your face. i know its hard you dont even know your doing it. that will lessen the black heads. And i would get some facial scrubs from a grocery store nothing fancy should work. Just keep your face Clean. and things should be fine.|||I would say Electrolysis, however this may be too pricey depending on whatever you wanna get treated.|||you can find an answer about your question and know more about acne by visiting this blog http://teensandhealth.blogspot.com
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