not sure if this is the right board but.. Skin Care Thread

Never touch your face, ever
for any problems use creams or something but no reason to touche your face ever

>>11169493
good advice

>>11169459
Eat a clean non gmo diet

>>11169986
>non gmo
You're an idiot, eat a clean diet gmos don't matter. Just cut as much sugar as you can, and moisturize if you have dry skin.

>>11170022
You're an American swine who shoves his face with anything because eating fake food doesn't bother you the slightest. Do your research dumb fuck and good luck with your cancer

>>11170022
You're an American swine who shoves his face with fake food and doesn't care the slightest. Dumb fuck do your research and good luck with your cancer and acne

>>11170038
Biochemist here, you're retarded and should kill yourself

>>11169493
any tips for not touching my face. I always end up picking at spots or touching it somehow.

>>11170043
Lol whatever. Shoving your ugly face with fake food doesn't bother you. Done with this board. Acne comes from the inside remember that

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>>11170038
>fake food

I've actually helped my bf get rid a majority of his acne down to just a few minor breakouts here and there. (Guess beauty school wasn't a waste of 20 grand after all)
Obviously eat healthy, lots of water to constantly keep skin looking hydrated/healthy
make sure you don't have hair constantly in your face (or at least wash it/use dry shampoo so that oils don't cause breakouts)
constantly be washing your pillows/pillowcases
use facial wipes (or makeup remover wipes) every night/morning to cleanse face
I used to use oil blotting sheets on my face here and there (not too efficient)
use a good face wash every morning
use a good facial exfoliating scrub every other day (unless it's a more coarse scrub, then I'd limit it to at least 1-2x/wk) I personally like this charcoal one I get from Walmart for cheap vs. the more "professional" brands
get a good toner to use every day followed by a good (oil-free) moisturizer so that your skin doesn't dry out
get some good face masks that fit your skin type, I usually pick some up from Sally's, Cosmoprof, The Body Shop, or even some $1 one time use masks from Walmart depending on my budget.
I like to use different type since they focus on different problems.
Also, I've bought before a kind of "zit zapper" roll on stick by ELF cosmetics and you just apply 1-3x a day, haven't really had the need to use it but my bf is currently trying it out so it might help if used with a good skin care regime.
Lengthy but hope this helps, OP

>>11170051
Pro tip: don't