How to treat the pimples???

I like the BodyShop products, the tea tree line Ohara for the treatment of clearing skin up.
You can get them online if not where you live.
I like your new pic of your child, she is lovely, thank you for sharing. Hugs xooxoxo

I am not sure, really, I have never used those products, 'cause I've never had problems with pimples, but I bought a skin care line for my older son, especially for young skin with acne. It is made in our local pharmacy store, so you probably never heard of it.
Your daughter is all grown up now, she is so pretty, you must be very proud of her, Ohara.

Well pimples, i hate it but i dont know exactly what im doing to avoid it but atleast i dont eat much oily food, like nuts and chocolate( hhmm)i just make sure that i clean my face with soap and water,,moisturizer,,and forget it,, coz if we always think that we have big pimple it will add to the stress and add to it.

I use Clean and Clear face wash in the shower and I have a Clean and Clear scrubby thing that is supposed to help get rid of black heads. I am not sure how well it actually works on getting rid of the black heads, but it does make my face feel better after I use it.

I am the kind of person that never try to used any products in my skin especially for my face and i think the person would not have much of this pimples if they will sleep for maximum 8 hours in a day and avoid those oily food and always clen your face with bath soap before sleeping......

Hello Ohara. When I was in my teens, I used to have pimples. I didn't use any stuff to get rid of them, but squeezed them with some scars on the face, but I am happy that the scars are all gone with a smooth facial skin.

Although many people suffer from this condition only during the teenage years, pimples can occur throughout adulthood, depending on your hormonal activity, heredity and hygiene. Some people have more severe cases of pimples than others and might need to see a dermatologist for drastic improvements.
Instructions
Step 1Resist the urge to attack when these plugged sebaceous glands pop up. In other words, don't pop your pimples, this can cause infections and even scarring.

Step 2Keep in mind that a combination of hormonal activity, a buildup of bacteria and the shedding of dead skin cells causes pimples. Do what you can to prevent a breakout by establishing a skin-care routine appropriate for your skin type.

Step 3Have patience. It could take up to one month for a blemish to disappear completely. The less you poke at it, the better.

Step 4Buy an antibacterial, oil-free concealer that can blend the redness of the pimple into your own skin color. Green shades tend to offset redness the best. (This might not be an option for those who don't wear makeup.)

Step 5Try a facial mud mask. This may shrink a pimple.

Step 6Realize that despite the happy teens in the commercials, "zit zapping" solutions, medications you apply directly to pimples, don't do much more than dry out the top layer of skin covering the pimples. These medications don't provide a long-term cure.

Step 7If you are going to break the rules by "extracting the blemish," aesthetician-speak for popping your pimple, wash your hands, then lightly squeeze the top of the pimple with a tissue or cotton swab. Clean the area thoroughly when you're done. If nothing happens, leave the pimple alone until it's ready to pop.

Step 8Apply a benzol peroxide acne medication to the pimple and avoid applying medication to the surrounding area.