That story was just too funny. I’ve tried those
nose strips before and they really didn’t do anything
to help remove my blackheads ( they didn’t try to
peel the skin off me either). They didn’t remove
anything! Maby I used too much water.
i think this is the name of the stuff i used. it
was a little bandade you put over your nose. it was
supposed to take the blackheads out of my nose. it ended
up almost taking my nose from my face. man, that
stuff really sticks to you! i almost screamed for help
while i worked that bad boy off! i’m DEFINETLY not
trying that again. i think i made a mistake , in not
adding enough water to it before i tried getting it off.
i hope i haven’t lost anyone here.<br>summary::
don’t use biore pore perfect unless you want to look
like rudolph the red nose rain deer the next
day<br>take care, bryan
I have tried the biore self heating mask. It is
amazing how the mask heats up so well. It feels really
good going on, but I don’t feel like it actually does
anything. I guess it is nice if you want to feel pampered.
Has anyone tried the blimish bombs by biore? The ads
sound good.<br>Let me know how your results were.
<br>Shannon
Hi! I almost bought one last month but they were
like $6 and you only get like one or two. I still want
to try it so let me know as well.<br><br>Bryan-you
are so funny! Such a sweetie. And you are right. You
cannot see mild acne that well from a distance, and,
yes, you can still be beautiful with acne.
<br><br>Take care everyone,<br>Shannon
Latley i’ve been tempted to buy one of those self
heating masks, but before I waste my time and money, I
was wondering if any one of you have tried them. If
any of you guys/gals have, could you give me your
rating on this product.
The acne that flared up last week is gone. i
hated life then, butt i should of known that i would
get though it AND THE ZITS WOULD CLEAR UP. i’ve
decided not to worry about the little zits i get from
time to time anymore. i’m just going to worry about
the 1 or 2 cystic acne i’m blessed with each month
(sarcastic). i’m doing this for a few reasons. 1. the little
zits are harder for other people to see than we
realize. i watched a <br>home video of myself (when i had
small zits)…and i looked and looked but could not see
any acne. from a distance, mild acne is not as
noticable as we think. an example of this: i was at the
bank yesterday. i noticed the cashier while i was in
line. i was thinking "this girl is very attractive" i
keep thinking that the closer i got. it wasn’t intil i
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i can laugh about it NOW. but back when it
happened i was shocked! i have mild acne and i don’t want
it worse….so i flipped out. i use benziol peroxide
10%. it won’t burn/ make my skin red unless i use it
more than 3x a day or put a lot on at once. my red
mark is 90% gone (thank goodness), and my face is
looking pretty good.<br>take care,<br>bryan i use
neutragena moisture, moisturizer it’s oil free.
I had to laugh at Bryan and Ebola. I was
imagining Bryan waking up and looking in the mirror and
getting the shock of his life. Now everyone knew he had
some kind of mark on his face! I have very mild acne
and use Clearasil before bed but since it doesn’t
have a high concentration of benzoyl peroxide, it
doesn’t leave red marks. I use Neutrogena oil-free acne
wash and just started an avacodo, clay mask. My
biggest problem is big pores. I minimize these with
Neutrogena astringent(sensitive skin formula). Bryan was
right when he said the common misconception of bad skin
is dirty skin. Although acne can be aggravated by an
unwashed pillowcase or long hair in the summertime. My
dermatologist also suggested to me that shielding my face when
using hairspray can help. Acne starts from the inside
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i think everyone wants the answer to clearing up
red marks. it’s one thing to have a zit pop and
flatten, but it’s a different thing to have the red color
fade. i’ve used vitamin e, neosporin and<br>benziol
peroxide on the marks to help them fade. i don’t know
which is best and i’m going to ask my dermatologist
when i see him agian. of course i’ll keep everyone
updated on his advice.<br>bryan
it only took about a week for the actual scab to
leave, and that was with neosporin under bandaides at
night, but the actual red marks, though not a scar, took
much longer to completely clear up. Good Luck!