Toothpaste

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February 6, 2017
works well
definitely suggest using toothpaste on oily skin. It shrank my spots significantly. I recommend using arm and hammer sensitive toothpaste
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August 24, 2015
Great on a blind pimple
I have used toothpaste on a blind pimple. Leave it on overnight. It'll come to a head. If the pus comes out gently push the rest out, but you'll have to get the solid creamy color plug out. If it's not out, the pimple will return again.
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August 20, 2015
It frickin works.
Obviously you should only use a simple more mint or white paste. Don't be stupid, don't use Colgate or any cinnamon flavored toothpaste. I recommend crest. I put it on at night or I put it on in the day if the pimples are painful. The toothpaste removes the pimple and reduces swelling and pain. There is a huge be. S. Campaign out to smear this in home treatment. Funded by the manufacturers of acne treatments, benzoyl peroxide, and by dermatologists.
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December 8, 2014
Easy Go-to
I will first say, that if you have sensitive skin or are otherwise irritated by toothpaste, DONT DO IT! This can make your breakouts worse and cause rashes among other symptoms. Because it's also not designed for skin, I wouldn't recommend doing this too often, even if you DON'T get a reaction the first time. Just buy an astringent wash if you need it more than a few times a week. Word of the wise, don't apply this too close to your eyes, the minty fumes will irritate them. Now, if you're like me, with otherwise tough skin, toothpaste is a pretty quick fixer-upper. Just a dab or two on the hot spots, leave it on a few hours (or overnight), and it'll be dried out and ready to leave. With all its drawbacks, I only give it five stars because it's so quick and almost always on hand.
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September 24, 2014
Toothpaste worked well on acne
It worked well. Put only on the acne, not on the face or other part of the skin before going to bed. It dried the acne in after 2 nights.
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June 9, 2013
Of course!

Pros:

Works!
Smells great! ;D

Cons:

Can tingle a little for a minute or two (sometimes unpleasant)
Messy

Okay, it doesn't completley get rid of the zit but it does help dry it out and kill it a lot faster. Especially cystic acne. But the toothpaste has to be completely white and you apply it directly to the zit and nothing else.
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July 23, 2012

Pros:

-Drys out pimple
-Always on hand
-Quick drying
-Overnight spot treatment
-Emergency use
-Post-popped-zit pain relief

Cons:

-Only put a little on. Glob it on and you'll have white spots on your pillows
-White spots on your face (use when no one will see you)

I've been using this for years but yesterday I was stuck in traffic when I felt a nasty whitehead on my jawline finally bust. I hate the feeling of the pus oozing out but didn't want to get in more infected by wiping it. Then I remembered all the travel toothpastes the dentist gives me in my glove box. I dabbed in on the zit quickly (in traffic) and the pain and icky feeling stopped immediately. I was so relieved! I rushed home and cleaned the area to see that the redness was gone and the pimple was much flatter. Good thing because it probably would have spread the infection if I didn't treat it asap. Thank you dentist!
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July 1, 2012

Pros:

Clears acne VERY FAST
Cheap
didn't dry out skin
great for small or large acne spots

Cons:

stings a little

Perfect overnight spot treatment. Leave it on for 30 min to and hour, wash it off, and what I like to do for added treatment is take some ice, wrap it in a cloth or paper towel and place it on your acne mark or spot and leave it on for 30 sec. This helps as well!
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March 6, 2012

Pros:

-Easy to find
-Works well
-Quick fix

This stuff works for pimples! It reduces the redness alot. Alot of people say to do it overnight, but really, it dries within 40 minutes. What I do, is keep reapplying (maybe 3 times) and then it's barely noticable.
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January 28, 2012

Pros:

Easy to find
Inexpensive
You dont need to go to the store because you'll probably have it

Cons:

Kinda stings my eyes like im cutting an onion ( i didnt actually put it on my eyes tho)

Works just like any acne sopt treatment :)
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