How can I improve my skin quality on a teen's budget?

I am not using anything like Proactiv, or anything that needs to be ordered online or over the phone. I want something preferably herbal, since my skin is somewhat sensitive. Anything that hurts the environment is a huge no-no.

How can I improve my skin quality on a teen's budget?
Easy!! Drink lots and lots and lots of water. You'll notice a huge difference within a week. Also, avoid make-up and use tea tree oils or aloe vera, I find these very soothing and they are also excellent for sunburn. I'm not too familiar with beauty products in America but back home, we grew those plants and would make our own tea tree and aloe vera soaps and face masks at home.
Reply:I don't know if this hurts the enviroment but try zap zit it works pretty good for acne
Reply:Just wash your face everyday with soap and water. Rinse with cold water to close your pores.
Reply:hmm man like al the stuff u buy is expensive.. thats why i have parents lol um mayb like since ur skin is sensitive try lime juice aloe vera mask sumthing just dont pop ur pimples..
Reply:I have this really awesome stuff called "Packer's Pine Tar Soap" and you can buy it in bulk. It's fairly cheap, but you might have to order it on-line. I get mine on ebay.
Reply:Balanced diet and tons of water is key. Wash twice daily and use an spf of 15 or more no matter what the weather.
Reply:It may not be herbal but the best thing to do is get acne scrub or vanishing cream from like clearasil (low budget but works. And get and astringent.





Rub the astringent on your face to clean your pores. Then use the vanishing cream/scrub to shinkup your pores to get rid of acne it works Ive been using the combo for less than a week and im already seeing results.
Reply:acnefree! my brother used to have really bad acne. he tried everything from prescription to over the counter. within days of using this system, (he only got the 99 cents sample version) his skin cleared up. you can buy the set at most drugstores for $19.99





if you don't have acne, cetaphil is a good basic cleanser. it's really gentle on the skin and even makes it feel soft afterwards...it's a fave!

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