Spots

Ok im 16, And back in the day i never really used to get spots i had a clear face, and i still do but FFS i am getting random ones on my chin and near my nose, I mean ffs, im clean i bath everyday, and all dat,and once some off dem start going, another one comes up.. Is der any BEST way to 100% get rid of dem, PLEASE dont say

Pop them... LOL

my nan even made me put my face over a kettle and said the steam helps... and my mum turns around and goes.. no it makes it worst it opens all your pours , and makes u swet so u get more,

SO ANY IDEA

 

Either you can get product to rub in after application of heated water (cleaning your pours does help) or leave them alone as they go away naturally and don't spread this way.

 

It will eventually disapear once you are older

 

Use that Proactiv skin care stuff. My little brother uses it, and it seems to do him good. Not exactly sure which one in particular but I'm sure you can figure it out, go to the shops and look for the Proactiv range.

 

Dude, i had SEVERE acne.
Mine went away heaps fast using a cream, called "Epiduo"
You have to go to the doctors and get a perscription for it though!
Proactive just blocks pores and hides the germs etc.
Epiduo kills the infection, and you shouldn't get pimples again after using epiduo

 

Ask your doctor, or a dermatologist. They'd know better than a bunch of kids from Sythe.org. (No offense to the previous posters).

 

True,

Make sure u won't eat like tons of chocolat, clean ur face everyday.
use some products.
try and hide them however it can

 

As spots are most commonly caused from lack of washing (not in your case) or physical maturity, the chances are they will just go. I for one am also 16, and got my first spots at the age of 12. I have a shower every morning before school, and most nights. Still wouldn't do anything. Tried the cheap and the expensive face creams, no work. Eventually though they just went. However, I've found that Sudacream works amazingly.

 

I have to agree with him lol, I mean you can try products but the doctor/professional is the best way to go.