Q&A for How to Take Care of Your Skin

In general, aim to eat whole foods in a variety of colors, and try to get plenty of protein and fiber. Steer clear of most packaged, processed foods.

Following the guidelines here and generally taking good care of yourself (eating well, getting enough sleep, exercising, managing stress well - there are articles on all these topics here if you need them) can help. Practice good hygiene, avoid touching your face, wash your clothes and pillowcases/sheets regularly, use a natural laundry detergent if you can, and avoid using dryer sheets or fabric softener (they can aggravate acne for some people). But don't be afraid to also use an acne product if you need it. Sometimes the acne won't go away completely by 'natural' means no matter what you do, especially if you're young, since your hormones can just be too out of balance at that age.

It depends on what kind of dark spots you have. Some can be removed with creams, whiles others will need surgical removal. Read How to Get Rid of Dark Spots on Your Face for more information.

Make sure that you are using products formulated for oily skin. Also, consider using a moisturizer meant for oily skin; if your skin lacks moisture, it will start to produce more oil to compensate. Lastly, take a look at your lifestyle, especially diet, sleep schedule, and stress levels. In the meantime, consider using oil blotting sheets to pick up excess oil.

This depends on how old, deep, and visible the scar is. Natural remedies, such as honey and lemon juice, may help fade barely-there scars. Deeper scars may need creams or even surgical treatment. Refer to How to Get Rid of Scars for more advice and information.

Use recommended baking soda. wash your face first with warm water, then apply the soda.

Drinking a good amount of water each day helps a lot. Also, wash your face and take off all makeup every night.

It can be if you apply the ice directly to your skin. It is best if you wrap the ice in a washcloth, then apply it to your face for one minute.

It can work for some kinds of acne. Make sure you watch for dry skin when using it.

Do not pick your pimples. You can make the inflammation worse and you have a way higher risk of getting a scar even after it goes away. There are a number of good suggestions for getting rid of pimples in this article on wikiHow.

Wash your face daily with a gentle cleanser to reduce acne.

Try some alpha and beta hydroxy acids. Natural, homemade masks, such as baking soda or yogurt, may also help. Check out How to Get Rid of Large Pores and Blemishes for more information.

Try some blackhead removing pore strips or a paste made from baking soda and water. You should also wash your face twice daily using a facial cleanser meant for acne and blackheads. Check out How to Remove Blackheads for more tips and ideas.

Unfortunately, the best treatment for sunburn is time. If you try to cover it up with makeup, you risk making it worse. In the meantime, avoid going out into the sun, and use aloe vera gel to soothe your skin. You can also spread some plain, Greek yogurt over your face, wait 10 to 15 minutes, then wash it off with cool water.

Try using a facial scrub/exfoliater. It softens and carries dead skin away.

Products specifically made for oily skin and hair would work best for you. Try mattifying sheets for skin, and dry shampoo for hair. These two can improve the condition of your skin.

Use cucumber slices or cold tea bags; cold metal spoons will also work on eyeballs. Eyebags are also caused by excessive stress or sleep deprivation, so getting enough amount of sleep is also necessary.

Yes, but it depends on what care you're taking. If you're putting a mask on your face, only do this once a week. But you should wash your face everyday to git rid of some extra build up like sweat or germs.

Wear sunscreen, wash your face and moisturize after you get out of the pool, and do a hydrating mask once a week if you swim in a chlorinated pool.

Put on deodorant. Roll on or spray is fine. The best brands to get are Dove and Rexona, but any kind you get will help.

Baking powder, unlikely. Baking soda, possibly: How to Get Rid of Pimples with Baking Soda .

There are lots of creams that you could try. You can also try some home remedies, such as cocoa butter. There are also surgical options. Check out How to Get Rid of Stretch Marks Fast for more tips and ideas.

No, eating meat is not bad for your skin.

This sounds like might be a genetic skin condition. It might be a good idea to seek a dermatologist's advice. In the meantime, you can use moisturizing products (lotions, creams, cleansers, body washes, etc.) mean for dry and/or sensitive skin. These will help replenish, hydrate, and moisturize your skin. They may also have a plumping effect, which can help conceal/reduce wrinkles.

Blackheads come back because your pores are open and get filled with dirt and grime from the air, makeup and sweat. Wash your face regularly and use a facial scrub once or twice a week. Pore strips can help, too.

You can't get rid of an existing sunburn with anything but time and patience, but you can prevent future sunburns by using sunscreen every day, even if it's minimally protective. Makeup can cover your existing sunburn temporarily if you're worried about it.

You can buy a clay mask at the store. It helps with acne, tightening pores, and evening out your skin tone.

Drink a lot of water, stay away from stress and wash your face at least every morning and night.

Use facial products for sensitive skin. You can also try an oatmeal face mask, as oatmeal is very soothing to the skin.

Try mixing baking soda and water. Mix together until it makes a paste. Then apply to skin for 3-5 minutes. Rinse, then pat dry.