Q&A for How to Have Flawless Skin in a Week

Yes. I really wouldn't recommend doing any tanning if you want to have healthy, clear skin.

Stop using any harsh products or products with strong ingredients. Even if they remove oil temporarily, they're probably going to make your skin produce more oil in the future. Just stick with a simple skincare routine and use gentle products.

That's a tall order. Everyone has different skin, and that's a really short time frame. Your best chance is to go see an esthetician to see what kind of professional treatments may work for you.

Try natural and homemade face packs. Lemon, rosewater, and garlic work really well on pimples, while yogurt, honey, and oatmeal can help in skin whitening and cleaning.

The best thing to do is to wash twice a day. Washing too much will irritate your skin and make it worse.

It opens up your pores, which makes it easier to clean away impurities and easier for a mask or other product to be absorbed. It's not a necessary part of a good skincare routine, but if you want to do it, it's best to do it before using a mask or before washing your face.

Wash your face 2-3 times a day with a gentle soap to get rid of oil and control acne. Use a moisturizer without oil after each wash to keep your skin healthy.

Using a peel mask can get rid of blackheads for a little while, but using a cleanser daily helps get rid of any dirt, oil or makeup that causes blackheads.

Teenagers are more prone to acne because of the increase in hormones at this age. Stress produces even more hormones, making acne outbreaks extremely common.

Use a good non-comedogenic moisturizer. In the US, CeraVe Facial Moisturizing Lotion PM is one good option that can be found in most drug stores (there's an AM version too, with sunscreen, but if you don't like its texture or don't want to buy two separate ones, you can just use the PM one morning and night). But feel free to try different things and see what works for you.

Just avoid popping them, cleanse your face two or three times a day, moisturize and eat healthier foods.

The main thing to do is to not mess with them and not pop them. Popping is the worst thing you can do to pimples. Wash your face two times a day, and use a toner and moisturizer. You can ask your dermatologist for any medicine or pimple creams if you feel like it’s necessary.

Wash your face twice a day, once in the morning and once at night. Overwashing can cause redness and irritation.

Apply vitamin E oil each day.

Ice diminishes larger pimples. I use it when I have a large pimple, but it's not necessary if you have mild acne. It reduces inflammation and the size of a pimple by increasing blood circulation so that your pores aren't blocked up. It really does work wonders. However, I wouldn't recommend using it daily as it can cause redness.

No, you'd be drying out your skin way too much, making your skin go flaky.

Cut a lemon into two halves and rub them on both of your hands, then wash after 15 minutes.

You may get an infection or the spot may scar.

Facial skin is more sensitive than the rest of your body, so you have to use soaps and cleansers made specifically for your face.

You can try to eat healthier foods and drink a lot of water daily. There are also medications which you can apply on your skin to get rid of spots.

Steaming your face should help with getting rid of them. Eating healthier and exercise will help prevent more.

No, it will take time for scars, scabs, acne, and other imperfections to go away. Also, if you think increasing the intensity of the treatment will help, it may make your skin worse so be patient.

White spots like you described can be small whiteheads that can be popped, or they can be milia (milium cyst). Milia develop when tiny skin flakes become trapped in small pockets near the surface of the skin. I would suggest visiting a dermatologist to extract milia. They appear as whiteheads but they are deeper into the skin, making milia hard to pop.

Yes, because washing your face and using toners and BB cream will remove the grease from your face.

Lemon, honey and tomato are the three most commonly known remedies for lightening skin. Try applying homemade lemon and honey masks onto your face weekly.

Some soap substances are designed to be used on the face because they don't contain chemicals that aren’t meant for the face.

Lacura Face Care 3-in-1 cleansing facial wipes work great! They clean, tone and moisturize your skin.

Just make sure to wash your face 2 - 3 times a day and apply a moisturizer.

Follow the steps in the article, such as washing your face twice daily, and applying moisturizer, BB cream, and toner.

Try putting a spoon in the freezer overnight and pressing them on to the dark circles in the morning for 5-10 minutes. You can also use concealer to conceal them.