How to clear up my chest by New Years?!
Question: How to clear up my chest by New Years!?
Hey, so I have severe acne and acne scars on my chest!.!. well not too severe
but it looks gross!.!.!. anyways i was given Clindoxyl Gel!?
if i start using this!.!.!. how long will it take for me to see really good results!.!.
for new years im going to see my boyfriend whose in Italy with USAF and I don't want him to be grossed out when he sees 'me' you know!? he wouldn't come out and say stuff, but i dont want him to think it
is there anything else i can do to help!?
its not because im unclean, i just have over productive sweat glands, and they're getting infected
if anyone can help! thatd be awesome
thanks:)
ellaWww@Answer-Health@Com
but it looks gross!.!.!. anyways i was given Clindoxyl Gel!?
if i start using this!.!.!. how long will it take for me to see really good results!.!.
for new years im going to see my boyfriend whose in Italy with USAF and I don't want him to be grossed out when he sees 'me' you know!? he wouldn't come out and say stuff, but i dont want him to think it
is there anything else i can do to help!?
its not because im unclean, i just have over productive sweat glands, and they're getting infected
if anyone can help! thatd be awesome
thanks:)
ellaWww@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
try bathing in a seasalt bath often and it will clear it up!. also you can try some home remedies; using tree oil ($5 at store), apple cider vinegar, egg whites, lemon juice (fresh squeezed)!. just rub it all over your chest after you take a hot bath because then your pores will be open!. you could also buy an avocado mask (or make one yourself; avocade and a handful of raw oatmeal mixed together) and put it there!. you should be glad that it's not on your face b/c the skin on your face in much more sensitive so i'm sure you can try different things and it'll w ork out!. Www@Answer-Health@Com
You need to absorb the excess moisture, remove the infection, and remove the oils!.
Try an oatmeal "mask": Get the longest cooking rolled oatmeal you can find (it has some oils that actually help the skin) and grind it to a coarse flour in a coffee grinder, food processor, or blender!. Store in a cool, dry, dark place!. To use, put some in your palm, mix into a dry paste with some hot water, and apply to the affected area!. Let dry/dry for a while and then peel off over a garbage can or waste basket!.
You might also try cleaning periodically with an astringent like witch hazel; Dickenson's is a national brand and can ususally be found at an actual drug store like Rite-Aide or Walgreens!. Use a clean, white cotton ball to wipe the area clean!. Often you will find that you have more dirt and grime on your skin by looking at the cotton ball!. You risk three things when using an astringent of any type!. The first is that you end up drying out the skin which your body will strive to re-hydrate by producing even more sweat!. The second is that dry skin doesn't heal as well!. The third is that you reduce, shrivel, or pucker the pores so that they further retain sweat, any associated bacteria, and any ensuing infection!.
You might try baking soda or corn starch as a powder during the day!. Both are clean and wash off easily!.
What type of soap are you using!? Is it leaving a residue!? Are your hair care products effectively leaving a residue!? Some people do very poorly with anti-bacteria soap over time too!. Www@Answer-Health@Com
Try an oatmeal "mask": Get the longest cooking rolled oatmeal you can find (it has some oils that actually help the skin) and grind it to a coarse flour in a coffee grinder, food processor, or blender!. Store in a cool, dry, dark place!. To use, put some in your palm, mix into a dry paste with some hot water, and apply to the affected area!. Let dry/dry for a while and then peel off over a garbage can or waste basket!.
You might also try cleaning periodically with an astringent like witch hazel; Dickenson's is a national brand and can ususally be found at an actual drug store like Rite-Aide or Walgreens!. Use a clean, white cotton ball to wipe the area clean!. Often you will find that you have more dirt and grime on your skin by looking at the cotton ball!. You risk three things when using an astringent of any type!. The first is that you end up drying out the skin which your body will strive to re-hydrate by producing even more sweat!. The second is that dry skin doesn't heal as well!. The third is that you reduce, shrivel, or pucker the pores so that they further retain sweat, any associated bacteria, and any ensuing infection!.
You might try baking soda or corn starch as a powder during the day!. Both are clean and wash off easily!.
What type of soap are you using!? Is it leaving a residue!? Are your hair care products effectively leaving a residue!? Some people do very poorly with anti-bacteria soap over time too!. Www@Answer-Health@Com