Q&A for How to Get Clear Skin in 1 Week

You can use lemon and orange juice on your face, but be careful. do a small spot and watch for a reaction, as citrus juices tend to be too acidic for the delicate skin on your face.

Turmeric does help in skin brightening when mixed with some milk. Add just a pinch of turmeric to 2 tablespoons of rosewater or milk and apply with a cotton pad. Wash with lukewarm water after it completely dries, and then rub an ice cube on the skin.

Drink at least eight glasses of water a day.

Face powders aren't the best option for sensitive skin nor for pimple/acne-prone skin. You might want to try BB or CC cream. Such a cream has a lot of benefits for healthier skin, while concealing imperfections; there's a broad spectrum of them, so you'll be able to find the right one for you. Also, make sure to wash your face properly after wearing makeup, maybe that's the real issue.

Yes, as often toner can be too harsh or dry out the skin. Make sure to talk to your pharmacist if you are concerned, as they will have many options available.

No. Any homemade toner is going to work differently with your skin type, so match the toner to your skin type rather than presuming lemon is the only solution.

You can try an egg white peel of mask. Separate the egg from the whites and apply it to your face deliberately. After it's on, (still wet) add one ply toilet paper, let it dry for 30mins+, and once it's dry peel the 'mask' off.

Only sterile, dermatologist-approved products containing alcohol, such as witch hazel, are appropriate for use on your skin. Do not use anything with ingredients that are unfamiliar as they may cause further breakouts and/or damage to your skin.

Toothpaste can be used to dry blemishes. However, remove with caution using hot water, do not rip off dried toothpaste as it can actually prolong the healing process.

Smoking may increase your acne because it reduces the supply of oxygen to your skin.

You can't clear open pores (holes) completely. You can rub ice cubes on pores (holes) to help tighten/close them, however.

Apply the cleanser while you wash your face. That's what you will use to wash your face with.

Try to keep your hair out of your face and wash it twice daily with a gentle cleanser. Make sure to also use a good moisturizer twice daily, as skin that is not adequately moisturized can overcompensate by producing excess oil. You can also use blotting pads to absorb excess oil. Check out How to Take Care of Your Skin for more tips.

Over-cleansing, over-exfoliating or overusing face masks can keep your skin from clearing up. If you don't see results, it's best to see a dermatologist to get prescribed face cleanser.

No, your freckles are part of your skin. The process will only remove the dirt and dead skin cells.

Definitely try to use a nice exfoliator and exfoliating brush. If you use this once in the morning, and once and night, then this should take most of the bumps away.

Yes, as toner can be too harsh or can dry out the skin. Make sure to talk to your pharmacist if you are concerned, as they will have many options available.

Charcoal strips can be quite effective. There are also blackhead washes, and you can use them in conjunction with the strips.

Yes. It could be a rash caused by allergic reaction from something you ate, or that your face came into contact with. If it doesn't improve within a few days, see a dermatologist.

Some are. Sheet masks are usually used to "brighten" the face, and mud masks are used to reduce pores and spots. A really good one is the Aztec healing clay mask. It gets everything out of your face.

Boil some water in a pot and place your face in the steam. This will open your pores for cleaning. Then wash your face with an exfoliating cleanser or homemade scrub (sugar, olive oil, and honey will do). Do this with warm water. Pat your face dry, then apply moisturizer.

No more than 2 to 3 times, depending on the severity. Too much exfoliation can damage the skin and dry it out, causing it to peel.

Brown sugar shouldn't act any differently than white sugar; it will likely have the same exfoliating properties.

Moisturiser can clog pores if you have an oily skin type, so your foundation may act in a similar way. Try reducing the amount of moisturising products you use on your skin, and monitor the effect.

If you have deep scars, go to a dermatologist, this is the only good solution. The skin is probably quite sensitive and will get worse with any home remedy. please.

First of all, get adequate sleep. Second, moisturize that area. Third, you may want to try a Korean brightening cream. Stay away from home remedies, especially since the eye area is the most sensitive part of your face. If you are really worried or bothered, go to a dermatologist.

Yes, but also make sure to cleanse twice a day, followed by a toner, followed by a moisturizer and sunscreen. Even though it's counterintuitive, you still need to moisturize oily skin to prevent it from overproducing oil.

While on your period, it is completely normal to get pimples. This is due to a surplus of certain hormones.

Face wash, as it is specifically designed for your face. Some soaps can be especially harsh on your face.

Yes. Aloe vera is the answer to almost all skin problems and it's perfect for any skin type.