I have aloe vera gel (although it’s “Solarcaine with pure aloe vera”), whitening cream & whitening “essense,” the proactiv set, apple cider vinegar.

i’ve heard the above are somewhat effective in healing red marks on your face. should i use any of them?

ALSO,
some of my marks and acne SCARS, but that’s a different story. right now, im talking about the red inflamed marks that are there for a while after you pop a pimple. before it scabs.

i’ve also heard that you should never let a pimple scab after you pop it, but you should just pop it and put tons of cream on it or something so that it doesn’t scar in the first place (apparently it heals faster with no scar)

SORRY THIS IS SUCH A PAIN TO READ. Dx
but please,
HELP ME!!
thanks for the advice guys.
i vowed never to pop again.

now what should i do about the marks i already have from popping?

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Answer by Mariam
just dont pop your pimles and see a doctor for facial stuff and im ure he/she will give you cream for your imples and the scars and dont put on makeup for a while and drink many good stuff that will help your face and dont drink soda.

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Answer by Dr.Hirdesh
ohh dear jus read your info ….

The natural ways to remove scars are easy and safe. Find out about different natural acne scar removal methods and decide which method is best suited for you. Following are some of the effective tips of removing acne scars in a natural way.

Water plays a vital role in the natural acne scar removal process. Drink sufficient water and regular intake of water helps the skin to retain its natural moisture and removes the dead cells. It also helps to form new cells of the skin and hides the acne scars. Drinking enough water helps to flush out the toxins and results into glowing skin.Prepare a home pack by mixing rose water and sandalwood and apply it on the scars. You can also use aloe Vera or natural seed oils for the removal of acne scars in a natural way.

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New York, NY (PRWEB) March 7, 2009

A new and unique report, Black Girls in New York City: Untold Strength and Resilience, was released by the Black Women for Black Girls Giving Circle (BWBG), a funding initiative of The Twenty-First Century Foundation, and the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR). The report, commissioned by BWBG from IWPR pairs analysis of original data collected through written surveys and focus groups with a review of existing literature to provide an in-depth examination into the lives of Black girls living within the city of New York.

“Through our work with Black girls as service providers, funders and technical assistance providers, it became clear to the founders of BWBG that there may be unique social factors impacting our girls,” said Stephanie Palmer, Executive Director, New York City Mission Society. “So we pooled our personal funds and joined forces with other like-minded women and organizations to conduct a study focusing on Black girls in New York City.”

The report finds that the impact of poverty is especially acute in the lives of Black girls. Approximately three-quarters of the girls in the study live in low-income communities and households.

“Like all Black children, Black girls are at increased risk of living a life of poverty. But poverty plays out in the lives of Black girls in very distinct ways,” remarked report author, Dr. Avis Jones-DeWeever, affiliate scholar of IWPR and Director of the Research, Public Policy and Information Center for African American Women at the National Council of Negro Women.    

“Our surveys and conversations with adolescent Black girls in New York City show that many of the girls are at an increased risk of violence because of the economic situation of their families and economic conditions of their communities,” emphasized Dr. Jones-DeWeever. “For far too many of the girls in our study, poverty truncates their childhood experience.”

Most survey respondents indicated that they worry about their personal safety. Among those who feel unsafe at home, most attribute their uneasiness to drug activity in their community as well as the prevalence of violent crime, fights, and gang activity. Black girls most often indicated that they felt unsafe due to frequent fights at school.

“Some of the girls in our study have taken on responsibilities beyond their years,” added Dr. Barbara Gault, Vice President and Director of Research at IWPR. “Many of the girls we surveyed and spoke with work to contribute to their family financially and take care of younger siblings in order to assist their over-worked parents.”

The study also examines issues of self-esteem for Black girls, a group often considered immune to the impacts of mainstream culture on body image and self-confidence. While most of the Black girls in this study seemed largely satisfied with themselves, one-fifth indicated, that if given the opportunity, they would change their bodies in some way. A few expressed keen sensitivity to issues of skin tone. Some were teased harshly for being “too Black.” Others even expressed a desire for skin bleaching; and in at least one instance, that ultimate desire was not just to become lighter, but instead, to become white.

“Far too many of the girls in our study carry heavy burdens and hardships,” said Erica Williams, Study Director at the IWPR. “The remarkable thing is that in the face of it all, these girls continue dreaming and working toward their goals. They are doing everything they can to fulfill their dreams and we need to do our part to ensure they get there.”

Erica Hunt, President of The Twenty-First Century Foundation, a foundation supporting Black community change that houses the Black Women for Black Girls Giving Circle, reiterated this message. “This report is a call to action for families, community and religious leaders, service providers, advocates, and policymakers, everyone,” said Hunt. “We have to come together and work together to make sure that Black girls do better than just survive, we want them to thrive.”    

Importantly, the report also explores the positive influences in Black girls’ lives. It finds that girls who highly valued spirituality also tended to have an excellent relationship with their primary caretaker. Likewise, those who possessed a strong sense of racial identity were more likely than other girls to be happy on typical day, to receive better grades, to want a college education and believe in their ability to reach their goals, and when involved in intimate relationships, to engage in self-protective behavior by insisting upon condom usage.

“This study also shows where Black girls in our city find their strength and resilience and where they rejuvenate their spirits,” said Kanyere Eaton, Executive Director of the Sister Fund, a private women’s foundation that works at the nexus of faith and social justice, and a founding member of the Black Women for Black Girls Giving Circle. “We need to hone in on these resources and scale them up to make sure that Black girls in our city succeed.”

The report concludes with a number of recommendations for policy and practice by a wide range of factors:

Implement a series of debriefing sessions on the status of Black girls with key community leaders.

Parents, principals, and teachers need to develop and implement approaches to address the needs of Black girls in educational settings.

Schools, community groups, and service providers serving Black girls should incorporate information and discussions about violence, safety, and sexual health into their programs and curriculum.

Reach out to adolescent Black girls about their reproductive health.

Develop affinity groups for Black girls to promote a strong sense of racial identity throughout their developmental years.

Push for the implementation of programming that supports the development of healthy parent-child relationships.

Develop and expand one-on-one mentorship programs.

Create faith-based and Black girl organizational alliances.

Emphasize the need for greater policy action focusing on poverty reduction.

Open access to higher education for young Black women.

Push for greater workplace flexibility, access to sick leave, and other forms of paid leave so that families will have the ability to spend time with their children when they need them the most.

To view the report, visit http://www.blackwomenforblackgirls.org or http://www.iwpr.org.

Black Women For Black Girls Giving Circle

The mission of the giving circle is to amass knowledge and financial resources that will support organizations committed to the empowerment of black girls in New York City.

http://www.blackwomenforblackgirls.org.

Twenty-First Century Foundation (21CF)

The mission of Twenty-First Century Foundation (21CF) is to facilitate strategic giving for black community change. Specifically, 21CF works with donors to invest in institutions and leaders that solve problems within black communities nationally. http://www.21cf.org

The Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR)

The Institute for Women’s Policy Research conducts rigorous research and disseminates its findings to address the needs of women, promote public dialogue, and strengthen families, communities, and societies. IWPR focuses on issues of poverty and welfare, employment and earnings, work and family issues, health and safety, and women’s civic and political participation. http://www.iwpr.org

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Related Skin Bleaching Press Releases

Face lighteners are used by millions of people who are looking to lighten up the dark pigmentation on their face. These may include freckles, sun exposure spots, discolorations and hyper pigmentation.

There are many reasons why these spots appear-some women experience discoloration after pregnancy; some experience them due to the harsh sun and air. There is no one reason why people choose to use face lighteners- however, there is always one expected result- a more natural, more even toned face.

When it comes to choosing a face lightener, there are three factors that you must consider:

The Ingredients UsedMany face lightener creams experiments with various ingredients that could cause further damage your skin. This is the last thing you want. Make sure your face lightening cream contains kojic acid, vitamin c and skin light peptide, all of which are all natural and effective. Ingredients to avoid include mercury, steroids and hydroquinone.

Sun ProtectionAnother important element of skin cream is that is also acts as a protector against the sun. After all, if you are not protecting against the sun, then you are reversing the face lightening process. Make sure your face lightener comes with extra sun protection as well. Even so, if you are planning on staying out in the sun for a long time, make sure you also use at least SPF 15 on your face.

The Type of Face LightenerA final thing to consider is the method of application. Most face lightening ingredients are packaged in a creamy texture used as a lotion. However, there are also face lighteners that come in soaps, foams and pills. The most important thing to consider is that your face lightener product can keep the active ingredients in the product for as long as possible. Soap may be more convenient, but it most certainly is not going to last as long as, say creams or lotions which are packaged in a tightly sealed glass jar.

Think about the long term expectations from your face lightener, in regards to health, results and packaging, when determining which is the right one for you.

About the Author

“Elizabeth K. is a beauty researcher and writer for Beauty Collection, one of the top beauty retailers in California, according to Woman’s Wear Daily, March 2009. We showcase all beauty categories including skin care, hair care, makeup, fragrance, hair tools, and more.”

Hilton Head Island, SC (PRWEB) March 17, 2009

Aromaleigh dazzles vampire-wanna-bes with new “Twilight Supernatural Face and Body Powder”. Aromaleigh Mineral Cosmetics’ new trio of face powders vamp it up. An immortal gleam or full-on dazzle in the sunlight gives “normal” humans a chance to play their favorite vampire TV, book and movie characters.

Aromaleigh’s trio of Twilight Supernatural powders come in three levels of glimmer, producing effects on the skin ranging from an opalescent lustre to a borealis of diamond-like sparkle. Customers who covet an immortal glow need look no further.

Aromaleigh creator Kristen Leigh Bell remarks on the new line of shimmering powders with a touch of humor. “Aromaleigh is a cutting-edge company and we’re greatly influenced by fashion, pop culture and sub-culture. With throngs of customers attempting to recreate the vampire look made popular this year by TV series, best-selling books and box-office hits, I sought to create a product to fill the niche. And while some of Aromaleigh’s customer demographic laughs it off, a great portion of our customer base is youthful and alternative- they literally want to appear pale, glowing and goth- just like their favorite vampire characters.”

Twilight Supernatural Face and Body Powder comes in three formulas: Lustre Sparkle and Dazzle.

Twilight Lustre is a very fine, silky powder that slightly lightens the skin and gives it a luminous, iridescent gleam. Aromaleigh creator Kristen Leigh Bell says, “It’s the most subtle of the trio, but I feel that it gives the most interesting effect because it is so finely milled that your skin becomes radiant with an iridescent glow, almost like a moonstone.This formula is perfect for a subtle vampy look.”

Twilight Sparkle contains distinct shimmering iridescent glimmers. In the sunlight or under bright light, it shimmers like radiant tiny diamonds. Twilight Sparkle may slightly lighten your skin, but it is formulated to be suitable for many skintones, in a transparent base.

Twilight Dazzle provides the most intense borealis iridescent sparkle on your skin. Dazzle sparkles beautifully even under indoor lights, and simply, well… “Dazzles” in the bright sunlight. Twilight Supernatural Face and Body Powder in “Dazzle” begs to be noticed.

Bell notes, “All formulas work best with those who have pale skin… and produce beautiful effects ranging from ethereal and luminous to boldly dazzling. The most dramatic effects on the skin are produced when the product is brushed on after lotion (preferably containing SPF, of course!) has been applied.”

Made in the United States and available exclusively at http://www.aromaleigh.com.

Twilight Supernatural Face and Body Powders: http://www.aromaleigh.com/twsufaandbop.html

Ingredients: Silica, Mica (CI 77019), Titanium dioxide (CI 77891). Dazzle formula contains Calcium Borosilicate.

Full Size: .75 oz. net volume (approximately 7-8 grams net weight) is packaged in a clear plastic plastic powder sifter jar. $ 15.50

1/4 teaspoon sample: $ 2.20

Sample sets and full sized sets are also available.

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Best answer:

Answer by ShamShair Ali
bleaching does have swear effects on yous skin alternatively you can use oriflame products because they are made from natural ingredients and does not have any side effects you can order products at http://my.oriflame.pk/ssa and you can view range of products at oriflame.com

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Best answer:

Answer by AutumnStrawberry
Yes, transluscent powder really is transluscent! It will just take away shine from your face so this sounds perfect for you!

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Answer by SubJ
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