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maybe you should get rid of the miley picture |
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*My Scene* =]
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Probably an allergic reaction.
Ew.
Take down the picture of that ugly Miley girl.
>=( |
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blackstar272000
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Good luck.... |
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Yukon Ho
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Wash your face with hot water, then apply a cotton ball with dipped in alcohol. Apply firm pressure for 30 seconds to the afflicted area. |
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ibrahemmansor
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hi , how are you lady ? about your question dont worry , you cac buy clean oil from phermacy, and put it in the red circles also by quaiet there , and another best something you will go to speatial doctor maybe he has souliotion for you ..... again dont worry its easy prplem .... have a nice health for you and good buy takecare ,,,,,,, ibrahem ,,,,,, |
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thebest1ever456
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i had the same problem this is what you should do:
- do not use the creme anymore
- do not touch the spot where the red spots are
- if you have makeup use taht to cover the red spots
- it takes like a week to get it all of your face
- put a ice pack on where the red spots are so they can shrink
- wash your face real good to get the gunk off the red spots so it disapears quicker
please pick me as best answer, i need the points |
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JT (beast)
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Chill out and don't panic, if its like that tomorrow then u got a problem, but just put some kind of cream over it or somthing |
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♥Leeky Peeky♥
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It might be a wrong creme that you shouldnt of used. |
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don't use this creme i think it's bad 4 u |
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Just Kate
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You may have had a allergic reaction to the cream. Does it have benzine peroxide in it? That always makes me red an itchy. The problem with it is that it dries out your skin. If you want to try to use it again just put a tiny spec of the cream on the area and then put on lots of oil free lotion. You may want to use a milder strength. You may also want to wash the cream off after a few hours. |
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♥♥♥ i ♥ Jonas Brothers ♥♥♥
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makeup. it is the secret to all problems. |
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Googly Eyes :-)
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I agree with the 2nd guy, red circle cream works best! lol |
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curious_boricua_soul
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You are allergic to the creme. You should have tried it on your arm or hand first before applying to your face. Did you not read the instructions? Never put anything on your face before trying it somewhere else. Put ice on the areas and you should be ok. Also wear make up that is oil free to prevent further outbreaks and cover up the red spots. Always use mild soap and water and dry well. Good Luck! |
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Leonardo S
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I know many many people who have beautiful skin after a colon cleanse. when the digestive system gets so full of junk food and chemicals, it uses the skin to get rid of impurities that would otherwise make you sick. Now, do you want to help your system by cleaning the skin or by cleaning the digestive system so you don't have to worry about your skin anymore? This is because your system would not need to use the skin to get rid of dead cells and other impurities anymore or in some cases so much. |
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Kardrinalin
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It sounds like an allergic reaction. I would say, don't use that cream again, and get some benadril for right now until you can see your doctor. I think I'd try the antihistamine before covering the red circles. An allergic reaction shouldn't be covered up so you don't get too bad (you know, breathing problems and what not). Good luck! |
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ThatNJguy
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You either had a reaction to the cream or you put too much on. I would definitley consider using something else instead and as for the marks just try to use cover up, they should be gone within a couple days, your face heals quickly. Creams are tricky if i was you i'd find some kind of acne wash for when your in the shower. Clearasil Ultra works pretty good. |
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whatever
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well obviously you shouldn't use that cream anymore, and call your doctor. |
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Yagoo Y
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cover it with a light bit of foundation for now and hopefully it will clear up =) |
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Rachel<3
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Oh frig that aint good ask your mum but clean the crap of your face then wear make-up in the mormning
Haha the last guy is funny! |
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Jo86
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Try dipping a cotton ball into cooled green tea and put it on it. It heals. |
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i'mTy[thruster]
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If you break out then that's just cleaning out your pores, and you'll break out in pimples and then your face will be clear when they go away. But if not then you might have a allergic reaction and should go and see a dermatologist. |
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Princess<3
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ur probably allergic to that cream...get some for sensitive skin. proactive usually works for everyone |
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Becky V
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Put some antibactiral cream on it like neosporin...and throw that cream away. I did that to my face and we obviously have sensitive skin so wash with it but never leave on for very long. |
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yakngirl
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A green-tinged concealer will take care of the red. Then put a normal foundation over the concealer. |
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George F
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aloe vera! you have a chemical burn...aloe vera is best! |
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♥Juliette Capulet♥
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allergy ..i recommend you go see the doc... |
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Live.Laugh.Love
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Allergic reaction probably. Ask your doctor what you should do. |
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tigerc10
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Certainly don't put it on again! Leave it be, it should go away on its own.
You're probably reacting to one of the ingredients in the cream. Wash your face really well, and I think it'll be gone in a day or so. |
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Mrs. B
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Sounds like an allergic reaction, or a simple chemical burn from the acid in the acne medicine. Which means, you either put to much on, used to strong of an acne medicine for your skin type, or are allergic to something in it. Eitherway, don't ever use that particular strength or medicine again. Toss the tube, or give it to a friend.
Now, for the allergy or burn - if it's an allergy you should (first consult your doctor) take one 25 mg. benadryl allergy pill. This helps stop the allergic reaction, and helps clear the 'red' look on your face. However, it sounds more like a chemical acid burn honestly.
For a chemical burn (the acid in the zit cream) you want to GENTLY wash off the remaining medicine from your face, then use a cold or cool washcloth and lay it on your burned areas for 5 minutes at a time until the redness starts to fade or until your face feels more 'comfortable'.
You could then apply a small amount of a either aloe lotion (healing agent but make sure you're not allergic to aloe first), something for sunburn relief, or a triple antibiotic ointment that you apply in TINY amounts and then gently rub into the skin. Remember, you're treating a burn.
As for covering the reddness up, ah that's not to likely or healthy. But if you're going to do it anyway, then use a very light (not oily) foundation / concealer make-up to try and cover the burns. Something that can BREATHE, or actually lets your skin still breathe even with the make up on. You really shouldn't cover it though, the make up could hold heat it under it and make the burns take longer to heal.
Good Luck, and try using acne medicine from now on that is for SENSITIVE SKIN only, and don't wash or scrub your face hard at all. Gently wash the face, then apply a SMALL amount of medicine.
Mrs. B |
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