Q&A for How to Have Perfect Skin

If you have red acne scars, you want to use a color-correcting primer that green or yellow-based. That will help tone down that red. You can apply your foundation over that.

Flawless skin is a more a matter of genes then skin care. But you achieve your best skin by drinking lots of water, eating a balanced diet, exercising, getting enough sleep, and maintaining a daily skin care regime of washing, toning, and moisturizing your face.

Diet, hydration, and sun protection are all very important factors in improving your skin. Using skincare products that are suited for your skin type also makes a big difference.

Dewy skin is hydrated skin. Drink lots of water, eat a diet that has healthy fats, and moisturize every time you wash your face.

It sounds like you have very dry skin. I would recommend that you try drinking more water and using products designed for dry skin including a rich, creamy moisturizer. You may also be reacting to overly hot showers or baths, try using tepid water to cleanse.

A brightening cream will gradually fade dark scars over time. You can also try a DIY approach. A gentle skin bleach like lemon or honey combined with a rich moisturizer like olive oil is a good bet. Apply a few times a week to dark areas with a cotton ball.

Yes, but kids and teenagers who are going through puberty will have a more difficult time getting rid of acne and having clear skin. Acne is normal on teenagers, but if it is severe, you might consider taking the teen to a dermatologist, who will then prescribe a medicated ointment.

Yes, because water helps hydrate and provide vitamins and such to the skin. It also makes your skin look younger and energized.

You should use your moisturizer lotion about everyday. After you cleanse and tone your face, the next step should be your moisturizing lotion.

Buy something that is labeled for sensitive skin. It might also be a good idea to avoid products that contain dyes and fragrances, as these can often lead to allergic reactions (ie: itchy skin). You would also want to use a rich moisturizer with natural oils and butters, such as: cocoa butter, coconut oil, or shea butter.

Yes, but children may have hormonal issues as they become teens that make it more difficult to have clear skin.

You can use plain water, but it is highly recommended that you use a cleanser that works for your skin type.

Choose a moisturizer that moisturizes and protects you from UV rays.

Your best bet is to stop smoking everything. The cigarettes age you faster and weed dries your skin out. Both of these promote breakouts and slow down the natural healing process.

Yes.

Yes, toner can be used by teenagers. It has many benefits.

Yes. Toner is very important, as it tighten your pores, preventing dirt from getting in. Moisturizer keeps your skin soft and glowing.

It stops the sun's UVA rays from harming your skin. You should not only be wearing it during summer or sunny days, but apply it every day.

Always, always, always apply sunscreen no matter what. Sunscreen is an everyday thing. If it rains, apply sunscreen. If it snows, apply sunscreen. Always wear sunscreen.

Quite possibly. If this article isn't helpful, perhaps Wikihow's article on curing oily skin will be.

You should try different products and see if you're using things for the wrong type of skin.

Pore strips tend to work, but they might hurt. Charcoal cleansing bars are also supposed to attract the dirt/blackheads out from your pores.

Are you using moisturizer? You always need to use a good moisturizer after your toner and/or other products. If your skin is not moisturized well, it can overcompensate by producing excess oil. It can take a few tries to find a moisturizer that works well for your skin. The same can go for face wash and toner. And if you'd like to reduce the appearance of your pores, exfoliating can help; using products with AHAs and BHAs is particularly effective.

Only if you feel dissatisfied with your skin as is. If you're fine with it, why bother?

Make sure your hair is clean and not resting on your forehead (if possible). The oils in your hair can cause breakouts on your forehead. Also, wash your face at least once a day.

There are all kinds of beauty products made with all kinds of ingredients. In general, they should be good for your skin, not bad for it, but some people have sensitive skin and may need to avoid certain ingredients. If you find that you have an allergic reaction or other bad reaction to products with a certain ingredient, avoid products with that ingredient. Using natural, unscented, or hypoallergenic products may also work for some people. If your skin is prone to acne, be sure to use a good acne product, such as one with salicylic acid, and use noncomedogenic beauty products.

You are mostly indoors at most schools, so if you can't wear sunscreen it shouldn't be a big deal. They do make sunscreen makeup, so that could be an option too, if you're allowed to wear makeup.

Those wrinkles are most likely fine lines. There are lots of creams you can buy, but try to drink a lot of water, which will help with the elasticity in your skin and keep it moisturized.

Try using vitamin E oil or rosehip oil in the morning and at night. Either or both should help.

It all depends on the severity of the condition. Normally, results become visible in three months.