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For some reason I've come over with an awesomely bad rash of spots. Not your average whitehead, but the large red lumpy ones that you'd normally associate with a burns victim. Having flashbacks to my school days when I was such a moon-face that people used to ask me what was wrong with me.
Ask Snuggly if you don't believe how bad my face was (although I didn't allow him a long term stay in my presence until sixth form, when it had started to clear) - a face like crazy paving I had, says I, yarrrr.
Ask Snuggly if you don't believe how bad my face was (although I didn't allow him a long term stay in my presence until sixth form, when it had started to clear) - a face like crazy paving I had, says I, yarrrr.
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If I ever used any spot-removing stuff on my face, it just made it worse.
Just plain water and I never had any spot problems.
I just got excessively hairy instead.
Nice one, puberty.
Just plain water and I never had any spot problems.
I just got excessively hairy instead.
Nice one, puberty.
Sweet Tooth wrote:
> Drink lot`s of water
Yep, I'll agree with this, even though I have nothing to base it on.
I usually only have 2 or 3 spots on my face (although that one on my chin is STILL there) but I had this massive problem at the beginning of this term where my face around my jawline became really, really greasy. It was so minging, I was really paranoid, I'd wash and it would just come back within an hour.
Never had anything like that before but I just drank loads of water and it went. Try and make a habit of drinking 4 or so pints a day. Even if you're not really thirsty just drink one, always have a drink on your desk. You'll go to the toilet more but the spots and grease will go.
> Drink lot`s of water
Yep, I'll agree with this, even though I have nothing to base it on.
I usually only have 2 or 3 spots on my face (although that one on my chin is STILL there) but I had this massive problem at the beginning of this term where my face around my jawline became really, really greasy. It was so minging, I was really paranoid, I'd wash and it would just come back within an hour.
Never had anything like that before but I just drank loads of water and it went. Try and make a habit of drinking 4 or so pints a day. Even if you're not really thirsty just drink one, always have a drink on your desk. You'll go to the toilet more but the spots and grease will go.
Drink lot`s of water , and don`t use any sort of soap on your face :)
Well it works for me !
Well it works for me !
One thing that is wierd.. More and more people are getting spots later on in life. I never had them when i was younger (thankfully) However get the odd dozen.. now and again..
Guess its payback or something..
Guess its payback or something..
Eat it.
SHEEPY wrote:
> I'm sexy unlike you geeks.
I'm not a geek. Now shut up before I poke you with my pocket protector.
> I'm sexy unlike you geeks.
I'm not a geek. Now shut up before I poke you with my pocket protector.
Flock wrote:
> Just as a reminder there has been a rash (Yeah i know) of cases of
> mumps in 18-24's i remember hearing very recently.
mumps swells your face though
> Just as a reminder there has been a rash (Yeah i know) of cases of
> mumps in 18-24's i remember hearing very recently.
mumps swells your face though
I'm sexy unlike you geeks.
Just as a reminder there has been a rash (Yeah i know) of cases of mumps in 18-24's i remember hearing very recently.
Ive had it worse lately than I ever did in my teens, at least I know whats causing it with me though
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