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Face Masks and Acne
For best results when using a face mask, adopt similar tactics to those used when having a facial. Being don't wash your face for a couple of days, bringing out the red marks into whiteheads which will in the long term go away a lot quicker than before. Apply warm water before putting on the face mask and when wiping off, try not to do it with a towel. Instead just have a shower and this should remove the mask for you anyway. When finishing in the shower, turn the water on cold so the pores of the skin close, making it harder for bacteria to enter and less chance of acne resurfacing or worsening.
Short Hair Helps Acne !!
Having short and neat hair is good for personal presentation but it also extremely handy in minimizing and possibly beating acne. The shorter the hair, the less chance their is of oil from hair follicles dripping on the face and creating or aggravating acne. Having long hair though can be handy in hiding the appearane of acne, especially on the forehead. We reccomend that you keep your hair short, but if you have acne only on the forehead and no other area of the face, then if you are worried, keep your hair long so it can cover up the affected area. Do this only if acne is affecting you, in an attempt to gain some confidence back.
Will Smith and Acne !!
After watching " i robot" and numerous other Will Smith movies, it is evident that he has mild to moderate acne. I thought they were permanent spots, but in a lot of scenes the areas kept changing, leading me to believe he was suffering from acne. But this is to be expected for a guy who does so much physical exercise. Exercise is energy and pimples and acne can be aggravated by energy. Watch the promotional fight clips for De La Hoya vs Mayweather and you will see Mayweather has acne. For acne sufferers seeing celebrities who have the same skin condition is very reassuring, when i use to have acne i would search this a lot. And when i read and watched how they had it, well i had a world of confidence.
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