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*mazedsalv** · 01-01-2010, 04:31 PM

Since last week, mine have been out with a vengeance! Its mad!!

How did you get rid of yours?
I hear Sudocrem is very good, so I bought it today, and will use it tonight.

Also honey and lemon is good for scars left behind, so i will soon use them as well.
See if anything happens, hopefully.
Ive had spots for 4 years now, since Year 8, was when it was the worst!

Callum · 01-01-2010, 04:32 PM

Sudocrem or I just squeezed some.

MarkWaldorf · 01-01-2010, 04:34 PM

i just drink lots of water and watch what i eat. i hate putting all that **** on my face.

Lewis. · 01-01-2010, 04:35 PM

Drink plenty of water

Shaun · 01-01-2010, 04:36 PM

stopped talking to greg

Rory · 01-01-2010, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun

stopped talking to greg

xf-lol. I just keep washing my face, putting something specifically on one part of my face never seems to work. Luckily I rarely get spots

Z · 01-01-2010, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun

stopped talking to greg

ROFL you sod!

I had to go on Roaccutane for my acne, it's worked wonders though

InOne · 01-01-2010, 04:44 PM

Was lucky, never really had it.

Captain.Remy · 01-01-2010, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by InOne

Was lucky, never really had it.

Yeah me too. I just wash my face with soap like every day but I never had acne really.

Stephanie · 01-01-2010, 05:26 PM

i normally just wash my face with soap, then clense and tone lol.

InOne · 01-01-2010, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Stephanie

i normally just wash my face with soap, then clense and tone lol.

You big girl

Tom · 01-01-2010, 05:29 PM

I never really got spots, but the best thing to do is leave them alone and not worry about them, they'll go on their own and if you put stuff on your face it will make it worse in the long term. As hard as it sounds try not to squeeze them as well

Drink loads of water and if they don't fade or go away or keep coming back go to the doctors and ask for some oxytetracycline

Captain.Remy · 01-01-2010, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Tom

I never really got spots, but the best thing to do is leave them alone and not worry about them, they'll go on their own and if you put stuff on your face it will make it worse in the long term. As hard as it sounds try not to squeeze them as well

Drink loads of water and if they don't fade or go away or keep coming back go to the doctors and ask for some oxytetracycline

Water ? That's gross. Who drinks that ?

sooty · 16-01-2010, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

Water ? That's gross. Who drinks that ?

Oh yes, many members said water is very important. I learnt it the hard way.

Let me tell you a story. It was nothing to do with spots, however,,,.

One day I realised my hair was keep falling more than usual. My hairdresser gave me expensive conditioner but they did not work at all.
Also my joints (neck, knee, ankle) started to ache.
But I thought it was just sign of me getting old so I did not do anything.

But one day I found a very small lump around three fingures joint (not wrist Ganglion) on my left hand.
Because they were lumps, I was quite alarmed so went to GP.

A doctor said it may be because of my age, it is nothing to worry about it.
So I tried to forget about all of these trouble.

One day, a colleague said she found some article in a magazine, a symptom was exactly the same about my fingure lumps.

According to the article, a lump was a sign of dehydration and body tried to store water for imagency.

Then I realised I had been to sauna for sometime and I knew now that I did not drink enough water.

They said water transports oxygen to our cells, remove waste, and protect our joints and organs.

Within couple of weeks after drinking plenty of water, my hair came back to almost same as before.
About six months later I realised those lumps had gone.
But it took for a long time those joints ache backed to normal.

It was about ten years ago, even now this age, I do not have any joint ache.
Hair condition is normal.

I do not think this would happen to people who have common sense and drink sensible amount of water.
I was very silly and ignorant.

Thank goodness for my friend who found the magazine article.

sooty · 11-04-2010, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by sooty

Oh yes, many members said water is very important. I learnt it the hard way.

Let me tell you a story. It was nothing to do with spots, however,,,.

One day I realised my hair was keep falling more than usual. My hairdresser gave me expensive conditioner but they did not work at all.
Also my joints (neck, knee, ankle) started to ache.
But I thought it was just sign of me getting old so I did not do anything.

But one day I found a very small lump around three fingers joint (not wrist Ganglion) on my left hand.
Because they were lumps, I was quite alarmed so went to GP.

A doctor said it may be because of my age, it is nothing to worry about it.
So I tried to forget about all of these trouble.

One day, a colleague said she found some article in a magazine, a symptom was exactly the same about my finger lumps.

According to the article, a lump was a sign of dehydration and body tried to store water for emergency.

Then I realised I had been to sauna for sometime and I knew now that I did not drink enough water.

They said water transports oxygen to our cells, remove waste, and protect our joints and organs.

Within couple of weeks after drinking plenty of water, my hair came back to almost same as before.
About six months later I realised those lumps had gone.
But it took for a long time those joints ache backed to normal.

It was about ten years ago, even now this age, I do not have any joint ache.
Hair condition is normal.

I do not think this would happen to people who have common sense and drink sensible amount of water.
I was very silly and ignorant.

Thank goodness for my friend who found the magazine article.

This is a repeat. But just in case anybody is interested in drinking water.

Stacey. · 01-01-2010, 05:59 PM

I dont actually get spots

,but Ive heard that Sudocrem is good.
also, drinking water is important, to keep drinking it.
chocolate brings out spots, so try to avoid as much chocolate as possible.
Hope all the advice helps you!

Smithy · 01-01-2010, 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by courtney123

I dont actually get spots

,but Ive heard that Sudocrem is good.
also, drinking water is important, to keep drinking it.
chocolate brings out spots, so try to avoid as much chocolate as possible.
Hope all the advice helps you!

Chocolate does not bring out spots FACT

if they get bad go to a doctors and ask for tetralysal (tablets) & adapalene cream