How i cleared my skin of acne and pimples in 3 weeks- DUDU OSUN
Well, this is very embarrassing. Took me a whole village of guts to do this, but someone might just need help out there so here we go..
Around mid-last year (2016), i started facing a lot of skin damage.
I really can't tell if it was because of constant change of environment -since i traveled a lot from that period till very early this year-
Or if it was because i wasn't consistent with my beauty products
Or maybe it was just a lot of stress.
Either ways, the situation was terrible. I tried so many things, bur never saw any results. If anything, it kept getting worse.
Made me so frustrated!!!
When i finally settled around February and had no plans of traveling anymore, i decided to get down to business.
I did a lot of research and tried many other things amongst which was staying away from makeup as much as i could.
Then one day i remembered that my mom used to give me a certain African black soap, back when i was in secondary school (boarding school) to clear rashes that invaded my skin during the rainy season.(i have very sensitive skin)
Many people didn't like it because it doesn't smell as good as Dove or Irish Spring, but trust me, it does its job.
This soap is Nigerian made and is very common in most African Countries.
It costs just 500frs which is about $0.9
Its ingredients are
You wet the bar with water and rub it gently on your face then allow it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes.
It will mask up your face and leaves your face very dry after washing it off.
In order to avoid extra dryness, i apply shea butter on my face after washing it off.
-Now here's a few worries you might have
For the first few days or at most the first week, if your case is extreme as mine was,
*you will feel like the soap is burning you up while its on your face ( but no worries, that's how you know its working).
*because of the dryness, the acne will start to peel off . At this point, you might feel like you are beginning to develop a new skin problem, but don't worry just trust the process .
The shea butter really helped take care of the dryness and peeling off for me.
I'll say it works 90% because i still have dark spots or maybe it will clear off the dark spots with time.) fingers crossed.
Or if you have something else that can help me clear dark spots, I'm open to suggestions.
Well, i hope this helps you too ;)
Around mid-last year (2016), i started facing a lot of skin damage.
I really can't tell if it was because of constant change of environment -since i traveled a lot from that period till very early this year-
Or if it was because i wasn't consistent with my beauty products
Or maybe it was just a lot of stress.
Either ways, the situation was terrible. I tried so many things, bur never saw any results. If anything, it kept getting worse.
Made me so frustrated!!!
When i finally settled around February and had no plans of traveling anymore, i decided to get down to business.
I did a lot of research and tried many other things amongst which was staying away from makeup as much as i could.
Then one day i remembered that my mom used to give me a certain African black soap, back when i was in secondary school (boarding school) to clear rashes that invaded my skin during the rainy season.(i have very sensitive skin)
This soap is Nigerian made and is very common in most African Countries.
It costs just 500frs which is about $0.9
Its ingredients are
- Pure honey
- Shea butter
- Aloe Vera
- Lime juice
- Cam wood
- Cocoa pod ash
- Palm bunch ash
- Palm kernel
- Water and fragrance
You wet the bar with water and rub it gently on your face then allow it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes.
It will mask up your face and leaves your face very dry after washing it off.
In order to avoid extra dryness, i apply shea butter on my face after washing it off.
-Now here's a few worries you might have
For the first few days or at most the first week, if your case is extreme as mine was,
*you will feel like the soap is burning you up while its on your face ( but no worries, that's how you know its working).
*because of the dryness, the acne will start to peel off . At this point, you might feel like you are beginning to develop a new skin problem, but don't worry just trust the process .
The shea butter really helped take care of the dryness and peeling off for me.
I'll say it works 90% because i still have dark spots or maybe it will clear off the dark spots with time.) fingers crossed.
Or if you have something else that can help me clear dark spots, I'm open to suggestions.
Well, i hope this helps you too ;)
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