? For people who have acne ?

Hey thats absolutely correct but sometimes some people with genetic problems nothing really helps.... Its like my girlfriends is having the same problem but nothing is helping her, she tried almost everything.... And by the way are you a doc.????

thnx for ur comments

Oh thanks for that info. But it is so difficult not to pop pimples. It is just so tempting and the relief and I am feeling whenever I do it, haaaay.

Thanks for information . . but that doesn't actually help any if you have severe acne like I once upon a time had. I washed my face four times a day, used neutrogena, never wore makeup but did pop pimples. Even when I didn't pimples, I still had got pimples. After seeing a dermatologist however, I got my face and back cleared up. I can only be thankful to have such a great dermatologist :)

Doesn't always work. My husband gets really horrible acne on his back when he has anything with garlic in it. They get larger and larger and if he doesn't pop them, they sink into the skin and go deeper, getting black and extremely painful. However, if we pop them using a sterile needle and some clean cotton pads to wipe away the gunk before they get too horrible, they clear up before they get nasty and black. And the only way I figured out that we should pop them before they got too terrible is that when I was a teen, and had acne, if I didn't pop the pimple right away, but rather left it as everyone suggested, I'd end up with a cluster of pimples. I'd rather pop one and be done than walk around with 12 grouped together getting bigger every day. And for the record, no, I didn't scar. But I always used a sterile needle and clean cotton pads to clean the area once I zapped the bugger. I think it really depends on the person and their body's way of handling things. For some people what is blatantly wrong for 60% of the populace is correct for them. In general, I've also heard that soap is a no-no for your face, because it's not formulated for it. Facial cleansers are better because they are produced for the face. But, that's what I've heard. I'm not a dermatologist, or anything, so I can't say for sure.