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Published on29th May 2014 at 5.10pm

10 years since 'Friends' but where are they now?

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Short answer? NoTeenage skin is much thicker than adult skin. Skin becomes thinner and more sensitive over time meaning that those zit-busting lotions and potions you used as a teenager could actually harm your skin.Teenage products such as Clearasil and Clean & Clear are great for your kids or younger brothers and sisters, but as an adult you should opt for more gentle treatments.

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Whiteheads are caused by hormonal changes, prompting the overproduction of sebum. Treat your one-off white heads with this Boots Tea Tree & Witch Hazel Blemish Stick

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Sometimes no matter how clean you keep your skin, breakouts still occur. The best plan of action is to treat the breakouts as they occur....

Sometimes no matter how clean you keep your skin, breakouts still occur. The best plan of action is to treat the breakouts as they occur...

Cliniqueu2019s three-step skin care routine. First of all use a gentle facial wash with luke-warm water, and pat dry with a clean towel. Then use the exfoliating clarifying lotion to completely cleanse the skin of any remain dirt or dead skin cells. Depending on your skin type, you will be given either No.1, No,2 or No.3.The third step is the dramatically different moisturiser. This keeps your skin supple and moisturised without adding oil to your skin.

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Clinique’s three-step skin care routine. First of all use a gentle facial wash with luke-warm water, and pat dry with a clean towel. Then use the exfoliating clarifying lotion to completely cleanse the skin of any remain dirt or dead skin cells. Depending on your skin type, you will be given either No.1, No,2 or No.3.The third step is the dramatically different moisturiser. This keeps your skin supple and moisturised without adding oil to your skin.

If you want a cheaper option, we recommend Simpleu2019s cleansers, toner and moisturisers. The ingredients are kind to your skin as well as treating pesky zits.

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If you want a cheaper option, we recommend Simple’s cleansers, toner and moisturisers. The ingredients are kind to your skin as well as treating pesky zits.

If you want a cheaper option, we recommend Simple’s cleansers, toner and moisturisers. The ingredients are kind to your skin as well as treating pesky zits

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For some people, their summers are made anxious by unsightly breakouts in hard to reach places.Make sure you cleanse the area twice daily with a gentle body wash, such as Simple Kind to Skin Nourishing Body Wash

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As much as you want to, don't go over the top on exfoliants. Choose a gentle exfoliator such as The Body Shop's Aloe Gentle Exfoliator.Use two-three times a week for ultimate results along with an oil-free moisturiser.

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When it comes to concealers, use a liquid based with a spot treatment in the ingredients. We recommend Neutrogena Skin Clearing Blemish Concealer

You can still wear make up when you break out, just make sure you donu2019t wear heavy make upu2026 Try opting for BB cream instead of heavy foundation.Always use clean brushes and fingers when applying make up- and make sure you remove it all at the end of the day!

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You can still wear make up when you break out, just make sure you don’t wear heavy make up… Try opting for BB cream instead of heavy foundation.Always use clean brushes and fingers when applying make up- and make sure you remove it all at the end of the day!

Your skin is a major indicator at how well your general health is doing. If youu2019re skin is failing to clear up, visit your local GP. They should be able to prescribe something to help with breakouts or find out the root of the problem.

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Your skin is a major indicator at how well your general health is doing. If you’re skin is failing to clear up, visit your local GP. They should be able to prescribe something to help with breakouts or find out the root of the problem.

Your skin is a major indicator at how well your general health is doing. If you’re skin is failing to clear up, visit your local GP. They should be able to prescribe something to help with breakouts or find out the root of the problem