Every Little Thing

Before you decide to scratch your spots with your nails consider maybe a safe way to do this by using these tools: You can wash it with warm water. Make sure it's dry so that no rust could develop and and don't forget to disinfect it . I disinfect it using isopropanol alcohol. I find it easy to use when the loop is at an angle as you can see on the photo. When you are using these tools for the first time you may find it difficult to use. But practising makes it easy. Don't press too hard or do anything that can hurt the skin. Just try to see which direction the opened pore is pointing and move your extractor in the same direction .   Or if you don't have these tools near you can fold the paper tissue:  But if you couldn't hold yourself and did try to squeeze / scratch it out with your nails (hopefully clean) don't forget to use something like this :  It whitens and helps to stop the bleeding. It can also be applied after the sore has been fo...

This is the lists of products that I use to calm down red inflamed spot in a short time period (as fast as it is possible): Lactic acid peel 20% I apply it with a cotton swab directly on to a spot before I go to bed. I tend to leave it on for as long as I possibly can. I prefer lactic acid because it is not as harsh as salicylic acid. It doesn't provoke any burning sensations or hurt. This is why I can use it several days straight applying directly on to a spot. It calms down the inflammation and makes the spot to disappear. The next morning it will appear smaller (less inflamed).   Clear Zit Acne Treatment cream / 10% Benzoyl Peroxide  It is a thick white cream that disappear when applied. It absorbs very fast. The downside is that it contains parabens. Works great especially if you have never used it before. Within the years your skin can get used to it and the effect will be less noticeable but it still works great for me.  Quinoderm 1...