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August 5, 2008
Cons:
A little messy, if left on to long ( like an hour) can lead to headaches
It Works. I read through some recipes on another website and created my own to suit my needs. Here it is if you'd like to try:
5 crushed Acetylsalicylic Acid (generic Aspirin)
1 tsp distilled water
1 tsp organic yogurt (lactic acid exfoliates dead skin cells )
1 tsp honey (heals, soothes, moisturizes skin)If skin gets real dry add 1 tsp Aloe gel as well)
1 tsp brown sugar (glycolic acid also exfoliates)
2 tsp kaolin clay (oil control, may purge skin as it brings everything to surface, also thickens mask to stay on better)
1 tsp Loose leaf green tea and rosehips ( green tea known for clarifying, purifying. Rosehips rich in Vitamins A,D and E) I drink tea twice a day then use left over leaves in my mask.
August 5, 2008
Pros:
Cheap, helps reduce redness, tightens skin and pores, helps clear pimples
Cons:
none.
This is the best acne treatment I have come across. It even helped heal my acne scars faster.
July 17, 2008
Pros:
It works - the redness has gone away
The zits are gone
Cons:
Skin has dried out - use moisture after mask
A little bit of sneezing - nothing much
This aspirin mask really works.
You use about 3-5 aspirins, put it water, and mix together - you don't need to cut aspirin, as water softens it.
Put it on for about 20 minutes (maximum!) then take it off with water. In these 20 minutes lay down and have your head still, as your face will look like it has a wet cement on it and may fall off - the aspirin mask, not the face. Then wash it off with water and wait until morning. You will recognize the difference. Use it once a week and NOT MORE - as it can cause redness and/or headaches and/or skin can dry off. So use it once a week - use it for about 4 to 5 weeks and you will see that your skin will become clean.
July 11, 2008
Pros:
cheap eaasy to use
Cons:
well i didnt do anything thing for my skin
well i have really deep little tiny bumps i tried everything so i decited to give this a try but it didnt work but i do suggest try this its easy cheap and it might change your life
May 29, 2008
Pros:
reduce redness , reduce pimple outbreaks
Cons:
my skin feels dryer
Use one asprin tablet and mix it with a little water , use it as a facial scrub.wash it off after scrubbing.Use it on alternate days
May 25, 2008
Pros:
it makes you face feel so much better and smoother it is so worth it you pay less than
Cons:
flakes and smells a little and makes you sneeze
It rocks I love it makes you skin feel better than the acne products you find at the store
May 14, 2008
Pros:
IT HAS REALLY HELPED MY SPOTS, IVE ONLY USED IT ONCE!!!!!
Cons:
MESSY AND TOO FLAKY!!!
IVE ONLY USED IT ONCE AND IT WORKED GREAT I PUT IT ON AT NIGHT AND THE NEXT DAY THEY WERE SO MUCH BETTER,NO NEW SPOTS FORMED AND GOT RID OF EXISTING ONES SO THANX SO MUCH IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR GOOD TREATMENT FOR AGES BUT NOTHING WAS WORKING BUT NOW THIS HAS!!!!!
April 25, 2008
Pros:
works fine I guess. just don't leave mine on for more then a few minutes.
Cons:
none, if not left on until absorbed into the blood stream.
gentimycin comes in a tube and can be prescribed by your doctor. a very tin dab of that on each pimple does wonders. Not sure of the long term affects. laser can help also if done by a very skilled tech. (MD) best of the best my friends.
April 21, 2008
Pros:
Being a derivative of salicylic acid means it has similar healing and soothing qualities; grainy texture of crushed-up aspirin functions as an exfoliator; seems to keep skin's excess oil in check.
Cons:
After it has dried on your face, the powder goes up your nose and you sneeze like crazy. Also, I am wary of reports that topical applications of large doses of aspirin can indeed be absorbed into your bloodstream.
This works great as a homemade remedy. Not sure what it does over the long-term, but as a weekly mask, it's pretty amazing.
April 20, 2008
Pros:
Super cheap and more effective than expensive masks. Easy to make.
Cons:
It's gritty. Be careful washing it off your face so as not to irritate any acne blemishes. It tends to flake off as it dries, maybe combine with a binder (honey?) to help prevent this.
I love using the asprin mask. It really made a difference for my skin. Its so affordable you can mix up a mask a couple times a week and not worry about it! You could also try dissolving an asprin in some toner, or in your face wash to use it everyday!
Pros:
Reduced redness and inflammation. Saw a difference in clarity after the first use. Smaller pimples were gone, large reduced then gone by second mask.