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You Might Say “Yes” To No No Skin

May 14, 2019March 14, 2012 by Alison

If you have heard people talking about no no skin, you are probably wondering what all the fuss is about.

Well, Radiancy no no Skin is an innovative skin care product with a twist.

The big difference between this pimple treatment product and the rest of the market is that it does not involve any topical treatments (such as creams, gels and lotions) whatsoever.

This makes it a really simple, no-mess way to zap those zits!

The Radiancy no!no! Skin device is available at a discount from Amazon and you can find out more about it by visiting the product page, using the link provided.

How to apply no no skin

Remove the cover from the product.
Position the top of it directly over your pimple.
Press the button and hold it in place for 10 seconds.
When you hear two beeps, lift it away from your skin.
Wait for 5 seconds, then repeat the above process on the same pimple.
Repeat on the next pimple until you have treated them all.

Radiancy no no advertisement

This video is an advertisement for the product so, of course, it is pretty positive! However, it does explain how the product works as detailed in our information below.

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How does it work?

The technology uses light and heat energy to stop pimples in their tracks. The light energy goes straight into the pore to get rid of bacteria. At the same time, the heat reduces inflammation and minimises redness.

The company claims that 81% of pimples will disappear within 24 hours after using this no no skin product (which is FDA approved). But what do testers really think of it, and are they happy to pay the price for it? Let’s find out!

Home Remedies For Pimple Scars

May 14, 2019December 27, 2011 by Alison

Many home remedies for pimple scars can be very effective but their success largely depends on the type of scarring you have and how persistent you are prepared to be in treating them.

Here is a collection of the most popular pimple scars homemade remedies collected from across the Internet. Before you try any of them, be sure to test on a small, inconspicuous area of skin first to see if there is any sort of unwanted skin reaction.

Whilst these remedies do not contain the strong chemicals of some acne medications, they nevertheless contain effective ingredients that can cause allergic reactions in some people – better safe than sorry!

Home Treatments Using Honey For Pimples Scarring

Honey is a wonderful healer and a natural antiseptic. You can apply this to pimple scars as it is or add a small quantity of freshly squeezed lemon or lime juice.
Honey can also be mixed with freshly grated nutmeg to make a paste which should be applied to the affected area as a mask for about twenty minutes, twice a week.
Make a honey and apple face mask by finely grating one apple into about five tablespoons of runny honey. Mix well and apply to cleansed skin. Relax for about fifteen minutes before removing surplus mixture with facial tissues and then rinsing your face with cool water.
Make a honey and wheat germ mask by mixing warmed honey with enough wheat germ to make a paste. Spread this gently onto cleansed skin and leave for about fifteen minutes. Tissue off as before and then rinse your face clean. For a gentle exfoliating effect, massage your face lightly with the honey and wheat germ mixture before removing it.
Make an exfoliating facial scrub by mixing equal quantities of granulated sugar, honey and bio ‘live’ yogurt. Smooth this mixture onto your cleansed face, leave for about ten minutes and then massage gently in light, circular movements before rinsing off.

How to Get Rid of Pimples on Your Back

May 14, 2019June 13, 2011 by Alison

Are you desperate to know how to get rid of pimples on your back? Have you tried various pimple treatment creams and ointments with little success?

Maybe you need to start from the beginning and look at what is causing the blemishes. Back acne is no different from acne on the face; it is caused by blocked pores.

When an excessive amount of sebum (oil) is produced, dead skin cells get trapped in the pores and this attracts bacteria, which leads to pimples. This over-production of oil may be down to hormones, genetics, stress or diet and lifestyle factors. Teenagers often suffer from back pimples because their bodies are going through puberty, which plays havoc with hormones.

Your first step in how to get rid of pimples on the back is to adopt a regular washing routine. Take a shower or bath every day, use an anti-bacterial soap (use a mild product on sensitive skin) and pay close attention to your back. Avoid excessive washing however as this can dry the skin out.

If you often play sports, jog or you have a physically demanding job that causes you to sweat, take a shower as soon as possible afterward, to stop the perspiration getting trapped against your skin, mixing with the dead skin cells and oil, and increasing the likelihood of pimples.

The next important step is exfoliation, which you should do at least once per week. This removes dead skin cells. Try different types of exfoliators, such as loofahs, body brushes and scrubs, until you find the one that works best for your skin type. A sugar-based scrub is preferable to a salt-based scrub, as it will be more gentle on your skin. As with all skin products, keep an eye out for any adverse reactions.