Pimple or acne is a skin condition, usually of the face that is common in adolescents. It is caused by inflammation of sebaceous glands through bacterial infection. It appears as a blemish.

Nobody want pimple or any form of blemish on his/her face, every one desire a smooth face. Some believed it has no cure. Will you mask your face because you have an acne on your face? Certainly No!  But when you find it on your face, how will you get rid of it?

Here are seven simple methods of getting rid of pimples.

 

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  Do not touch them

We know how tempting it can be. But all dermatologists agree: Whatever you do, do not touch your pimples. Dermatologist Doris Day, author of the book “100 Questions & Answers About Acne,” tells Good Housekeeping that pimples take longer to heal as inflammation worsens.

If you press or stick the fin, the risk of scarring also increases. So if there is one rule you should always follow: Do not touch your acne.

 

• Turn up the temperature

Moisture and heat can cause acne. But through a conscious “provocation” you can also speed up the outbreak and make it settle down faster. By using a hot compress or steam, you can attract your pimples to the surface. Once the pimples are visible, you can apply your treatment. If you have an extra-large and painful pimple, you can instead put a cold compress on it to reduce the swelling.

• Do not be careless with the face wash

A good way to prevent acne is to wash your face morning and evening. It is best to use a mild soap or face wash for oily and pimple skin, preferably without perfume.

The function of the sebaceous glands is to keep the skin soft, supple and function water-repellent. But when sebum is mixed with make-up and impurities, there is a risk that sebum clots form that lead to pimples. Therefore, it is important to remove all makeup residue so that it does not clog.

 

 

• Use the right skin cream for your skin type

After removing makeup and washing your face, be sure to lubricate the skin. Choose a skin cream that suits your skin type. This is also a good opportunity to make specific efforts in particularly vulnerable areas. And when your face is smeared and clear, you should keep your fingers away from your face.

• Avoid oily creams

Oily creams and oils can clog the mouth of the sebaceous gland, which can aggravate acne.

If the skin becomes dry, it is better to try to moisturize it with a fat-free gel. Also keep this in mind when choosing sunscreen products, for example.

• Apply a light make-up

Sure, it may feel like a good idea to cover a red-flamed face with a real layer of makeup, but it is a very short-term solution. Oil-based products clog the sebaceous glands and the risk is instead that you get even more pimples.

If you are going to use make-up, you do best in choosing mineral makeup, says dermatologist Marina Peredo to Good Housekeeping. The very best can be to go completely without makeup for a couple of days so that the skin has a chance to recover.

• Forget everything called “home remedies”

Toothpaste, lemon juice and window plaster are examples of classic home remedies, but this is not something that dermatologist Doris Day would recommend.

Both toothpaste and lemon juice risk irritating the skin. And having window plaster on your face speaks for itself. It’s just a bad idea from start to finish.

 

When you observer the following religiously, pimple will become a thing of the past.

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