spots

[sbullock14]

hi i rarely get spots but if i do their really big red ones on my nose and i try to cover them up with make up but it fades really quicky and u can see it from miles! any tips? x

[Wispy68]

I recently bought Freederm from Boots, which is a new cream for spots. It has an anti-inflammatory ingredient, to calm the redness of spots and pimples and prevents spots, too. It costs about �9 and you only need a small amount. The pharmacist at Sainsbury's and Boots told me that since it went on the market, it has sold very well and is very effective.

[Wispy68]

http://freederm.co.uk

[Huldrekat]

Ultimately you have to keep visiting the loo and touching up - I'd be the one next to you doing the same thing. That said, invest in a good foundation, concealer and translucent powder. Build up thin layers rather than slathering on one thick one and always, always apply powder, as any make-up will slide after 5 minutes without it. I use Neutrogena concealer and Corn Silk powder - I've tried many brands and now stick to these. Both are designed for problem skin and are found in the skincare section - not the make-up shelves - in Boots. In fact, you might have to ask for Corn Silk as it's often quite well tucked away. Might go and give Wispy68's suggestion a go too though.

[Scarlett]

I had one a few days ago and I put a tiny bit of germonlene on it overnight- next morning it was just about gone.

[Peri]

Ice is good to cool it down - keep on for a while and I've also heard that toothpaste is good for getting rid of spots

[sbullock14]

hey thanks what germonlene??