Posts with tag zits

Everyone wants a quick fix and a two-in-one product. We're happy to say in toothpaste, you might just have found your miracle product...

This one is a Style Lie. Sorry to burst your bubble but prolonged sun exposure is not good for your skin in any way.

Good news! Eating greasy foods and chocolate do not cause acne. Repeat, do not cause acne! Joy!

There is no denying the truth behind the phrase, "You are what you eat." A perfect example is the huge zit you always get after housing a greasy pizza. You can also put a positive spin on the saying and change the way you eat for good.

Summer is the best time to kick start better eating habits for your skin, hair, body, and even your mind. There is so much juicy fruit and yummy grilled chicken around that it's easier to say no to macaroni salad and the ice cream man.

It doesn't matter how old or young you are, no one likes to get blemishes. Recently blemishes were practically attacking my skin and I had been actively seeking a skincare solution. I was able to find one miracle product; unfortunately that product seriously broke the bank. I needed something effective that I could afford.

Enter the most unlikely source of blemish relief, Neosporin. My best friend's aunt drunkenly slipped me a tube of the "white stuff" during a Christmas party and told me she 'just handed me the ultimate beauty secret.'

At the time I had no idea that her crazy secret just might work. A few days later I sprouted a nasty pimple on my chin and reached for my tube of "white stuff." I slathered the Neosporin on my chin and waited for a miracle. Two days later my blemish was history and with no scaring left behind.

Get this miracle in a tube at your local drugstore for less than $6.

What you see on your right is no clever camera trick. No Photoshop wizardry. It is the real Tyra Banks with an actual pimple. Shock! Horror! Chaos in the streets!

It appears, back on Black Friday, the model-turned-talk-show-host bought some zit cream for $200. Half that price seems like a ridiculous sum of money for anything that comes in a bottle smaller than Rhode Island, but, nevertheless, Tyra decided to give it a shot.

And, lo and behold, it doesn't work.

Tyra was, understandably, disappointed that the cream seemed to breed pimples rather than subdue them, and subsequently shared the photo at right in an email to her fans. Not that I subscribe to her email list or anything -- I found the photo here.