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Thu Feb 12, 2004 9:58 pm  Quote |
Hi guys! I've got a few questions:
1. I have a few of these small bumps on my face. They're kinda like razor bumps(but they're not razor bumps) they're just like small patches covering up pores and they're the same color as my skin. Any idea what these are and any idea of how to get rid of them?
2. I lost about 100 lbs and I still have some loose skin on my face/stomach etc. How long on average does it take for skin that's loose after losing a lot of weight take to tighten up? It's been about a year since I've lost all my weight.
3. Is it possible for a person with white skin and freckles to get a tan? If so any methods you would recommend?
Thanks in advance! |
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Thu Mar 04, 2004 6:05 pm Quote |
Those little bumps? Well, when I tried out Avon's Pure O2 Oxygenating Youth Complex I got these bumps all along my chin and mouth...I think it was the ingredients in this product--which clogged my pores and my hair follicles--which thus caused the bumps--I stopped using it, and the bumps went away--it is probably a product you are putting on your face...
I am not sure about your skin...if you are younger, it more likely tighten due to the fact your skin is elastic and full of collagen...You can also try putting some firming lotions on your skin...
Finally, I do not think you will get tan with such pale skin (my sister has very very pale skin and always tries to tan--the result?--red skin which eventually fades to a barely visible tan)...and if you do try to tan, it probably will not look natural. Pale skin is beautiful--I myself have stopped tanning and hanging out too much in the sun because I want that milky colored flesh. |
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