Q&A for How to Get Great Looking Skin

Dewy skin is all about hydration. Use a moisturizer appropriate for your skin each day and night. Also, make sure to drink plenty of water.

Some people are genetically prone to acne or dryness, so the most important thing is to find products that are designed for your skin type. Drinking plenty of water also helps a lot.

I find that using a tinted moisturizer and a light dusting of bronzer produces a luminous glow. Highlighter can also enhance your glow.

Vitamin C is great for the skin, so foods high in vitamin C like citrus fruits and bell peppers are helpful. Foods high in Omega-3s like fatty fish are also very helpful.

Eat healthy and exercise. A guideline for exercising is that you should work up to a sweat each day.

Maintain a diet that is low in fat and sugar and drink a lot of water. Also, I purchased inexpensive tissues called oil wipes that i carry around in my wallet. They take the oil right off.

What most people use is Clean and Clear face wash and toner! This works amazingly and clears your skin in weeks! Another option is to use Proactiv+.

Use blotting sheets, as this will help to remove the excess oil and sweat from your face.

Coconut oil is a great makeup remover and cleanser. Massage on your face, then wipe away with pads.

Try exfoliating the skin wherever the black spots on your legs are. The most common way you get black spots are from mosquitoes, so try to just use some mosquito repellent whenever you go out for long periods of time.

There are lots of treatments you can try. Certain specific cleansers can help. Also, you can use pore strips, a common brand is Biore. If you go to Ulta there will be people there who can help you with your skin type and what might be causing your blackheads. Some quick tricks are using flossing picks (generally for your teeth) to help pop them. You can use two of them, place them in different directions and go after that blackhead. Steam can hep lift out the oil, dirt, or make up you put on your face. You can also have them professionally removed. Also, consult your dermatologist or normal doctor for possible medications to help you with blackheads.

A blotting sheet is usually a piece of cloth or thin paper that you press on your skin to absorb excess oil and shine.

Apply olive oil and sugar to your hands every day.

You can't make your eyes white, but if you're talking about making your under eyes lighter, you could use lemon juice.

1. Apply rosewater. 2. Apply sunscreen every 2 hours. 3. Moisturize your face time and again. 4. Tie your hair up and out of your face. 5. Apply coconut oil on your face, hands and legs. 6. Use face mist on your face. 7. Instead of using makeup, use lacto calamine, cc cream or bb cream. 8. Apply aloe vera gel.

You could use makeup to highlight the more dominant shade or tint of your skin.

Consulting a dermatologist is the best option, or you can do a little research and try a few different products.

Yes! I use it every morning and night and it works so well. And you don’t have to worry about doing too much like with some moisturizer, just use as much as you want!

Foaming face washes work well with oily skin. A common toner ingredient is witch hazel, but it can be overly stripping and sensitising to the skin so I recommend avoiding it. Don't leave out moisturiser, because the reason your skin is oily is because there isn't enough moisture in the first place, so the skin over produces sebum to compensate for that. You can use natural oils, such as rosehip, but go light on them as so to not clog your pores. Scrub 1-2 times a week with gentle scrubs, or scrubs formulated for oily skin.