Hmmmm... try an esterification reaction, put some organic acid and an alcohol on your face and let them react in heat and acidic conditions, it might not work very well for your pimples, but your face will smell nice (depending on the ester produced). It does however lead to acid burn because of the acidic conditions needed...
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Don't use chocolate sauce. It just makes things worse...
Rub bacon on your face. That works, I swear.
Cut them off with scissors.
That is because toothpase has little gritties (porcelin back in the day when old BF invented it. Now it uses seaweeds in some brandsOriginally Posted by Monkey
) Those gritties offer the same pore scrubbing that those specialty scrubs do. They also give your face that minty smell. yum!
Bipper
Benzoyl Peroxide and any sort of scrub with the little beads in it.
I would really resist the urge to pop if I were you. Not only can this lead to scaring, but it can also lead to many more pimples as it pushes some of the gunk further INTO your skin. Potentially turning a short-term solution, into a long-term problem. Toothpastes can dry the pimple out and reduce redness, so I'd go with it for a quick fix.
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toothpaste is good but only the basic cheap white stuff. dont use the stuff with the fancy whitening rubbish
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If you're gonna pop pimples, you need to make sure your face and hands are very cleam both before and after doing the deed. Bursting a pimple means the infection site is open, which has the potential to let new kinds of bacteria get in. Gotta keep it clean.
Lotions based on alcohol or salicylic acid are quite effective, but you need to be sure they're specifically intended to fight pimples before just sloshing anything on your face.
For a natural alternative, calamine lotion helps - it dries up some of the oils in your skin, reducing pimples.
Prevention is a good cure, too - wash your face thoroughly on a regular basis; avoid touching your face with your hands, too, since fingers attract atrocious quantities of bacteria from tables, doorhandles, etc.
I heard some weird stuff once about using castor and extra virgin olive oil xD
And I told that to my stalkerfriend matt, who then went and slathered cooking oil on his face.
Unfortunately, I don't remember the details xD
You can get a prescription for alcohol based pledgets to use~
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