so how many times do i wash my face daily?
pimple cream?
i can feel alot of bumps under my skin leh.
Strong medication is not advised for acne skin, as I have
previously used, it 'covers' up the acne with new set of skin,
looks clear but there's a bump. If you go for facial they will tell
you that it has to be removed blah blah and that will mean pricking
into your new skin to get under it, leaving unslightly marks
for awhile.
For redness, try using vitamin E, both oral and liquid based
applications(try to avoid cream - just my personal gut feeling as
they are more greasy and might result in breakouts).
Toner/moisturising is extremely important, as FireIce has stated
going for facials have to be regular(at least once a month)
Being more affluent I get slightly better products, and for oily
skin I believe Derdemex is not bad(though I don't use it because I
have my other products). But I used the small trial set and I get
less oily skin. Dermalogica is not really worth your money, the
products are slightly weak and oil control is bad.
Try not to get your skin too dry, always use a toner before
applying intense facial treatment products(oxy 5 is strong enough,
avoid oxy 10).
Try not to squeeze your pimples if you don't know how, because
chances are that you will leave a mark.
I cleanse my face twice a day(once in the morning before I go
out and at night), and three-four times if my face is oily.
Cleansing is very important and it is advisable to use a not so
strong product. *The ones available at watsons are usually too
strong e.g. T3, Oxy. Nivea is okay. My face gets oily when I'm
stressed up(Mainly because of the amount of thinking from
Mahjong).
Sufficient sleep and moisturising plays a part in your facial
appearance(you really will look like shiat if you don't get
sleep)
Anyone has visited a scar specialist? I do have subtle redness
in my skin(a little discouraging when your skin is good but have
redness due to a bad past), but am looking for a promising clinic
to visit.
