Q&A for How to Clear Your Skin Overnight

if you have a breakout, try holding an ice cube on it for a little bit. Then, spot-treat the breakout with salicylic acid or some sulfur-based product. This may take more than one night to completely heal, though.

Everyone has different skin and there's no one-size-fits-all method that will do this for you. If you have a week, go see an esthetician to get a professional treatment. That's probably going to be your best shot.

Probably not. It takes time for you skin to adjust and respond to things. You can take some steps to make sure you wake up with healthier skin, but you're unlikely to get totally perfect skin overnight.

You should mix cucumber juice and lemon juice together. You would then apply it to your skin with a cotton ball. Let the mixture stay on you face for 10 minutes, before you need to rinse it off with warm water.

The pimples could be hormonal or cystic. If they're hormonal and just come and go regularly, you should just do your best to ignore it. Most people get this and as long as you are keeping your skin healthy and clean you should be fine. If it's something you keep popping that keeps coming back, it could be a cyst and you should stop popping it and maybe see a doctor.

Try washing your face with warm water to open up and clear the pores. Use a nice gentle cleanser or cleaner, then wash off with cool water to close up the pores and smooth your skin. An avocado facial never hurts either.

No. Honey can get stuck in your pores and clog them. What I do is I run warm water and wash my face for about 30-40 seconds, then I rub lemon juice on my face, it helps reduce redness and signs of acne. Then before bed, wash with warm water then cold. Don't use too many home remedies, some can damage your skin.

Apply a moisturizer after cleaning your face, or use rosewater, it helps seal in the moisture.

Try a DIY toner with honey and lemon juice to lighten them.

Wash your face daily with warm water and soap, apply a moisturizer and use makeup for sensitive skin.

It could take days, months, or several months. If it is too long, it is best to use aloe vera/tea tree/sudocream/honey.

You could use a simple ointment or you could try a medicated one.

It depends on your skin issues, but try using a good cleanser for better results in the long-run.

It's better to use gentle masks and cleansers once or twice daily. Exfoliate no more than a few times a week, and don't over-wash your face or you'll risk drying out your skin.

Find a good facial cleanser that works for you and get into the habit of washing your face regularly, at least twice a day. Black African soap is great for clearing and cleansing the skin but it can be a bit drying so be sure to follow up with a water-based moisturizer.

Apple cider vinegar is a good toner for rosacea, and for acne, try lemon - it helps with acne scars as well.

Try using toothpaste on them. It won't fully get rid if them, but it will reduce their size and redness.

Try steaming. Fill a bowl with hot water and place your face near it for 30 seconds, allowing the steam to rise over your face. Then wash your face and rinse with cold water.

Your face could be oily without "feeling" oily, so I would start by washing your face twice a day using the a face wash that's suitable for your skin type. For example, you may want to look for oil control face washes.

Wash your face as you usually do, and after warm-water cleansing, use a cotton ball to rub witch hazel on your face. Make sure to replace the cotton ball as it becomes dirty. No more than one coat, then wash your face with cold water and apply a moisturizer. Repeat daily before sleeping.

It depends on how gentle these products are that you are using, and it also depends on how often you use two in one night. If it's once a week that you use two products in a night (say you usually cleanse your skin everyday, and once a week you also use a mask), then that is fine! But if it is too often, say everyday or second day, then you may be doing more bad than good.

You can't get rid of it permanently, but you can temporarily by using the tips listed above. If it is bad, visit a dermatologist who can prescribe you medications.

There are plenty of facial toners designed to lighten and clear the complexion. Try checking the skincare aisle, or consult a dermatologist or skincare professional.

Using products with salicylic acid or glycolic acid (ideally, one of each) can be helpful, along with generally taking good care of yourself and your skin. See How to Get Rid of Blackheads for more tips.

You can apply raw milk using cotton and leave it overnight . This improves skin texture and makes it flawless in 1 to 2 weeks.

Avoid fast food, keep your hair out of your face, and try not to touch your face (especially with your phone).

Find a cream or lotion for your skin that is labeled "non-comedogenic." This means that it does not have oils in it, and should help to moisturize your face without making it oily.

No facial cleanser will clear your skin overnight, it will take a few weeks. For best results, use a toner and moisturizer after washing.

Mix aloe vera gel and honey together and put the mixture on your face. Leave on overnight, and remove with warm water in the morning.

Lemon, but only apply it on your acne scars or your marks because it makes your skin lighter.