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Adult Forehead Acne
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Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom Orume [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-26
Stopping smoking can do that. Smoking lessens the skin's ability to create sebum (skin oils). Quitting smoking means your skin is now secreting more sebum, which can sometimes clog pores.

Wash the area a few times a day w/ antibacterial soap, and rub w/ rubbing alcohol afterwards to keep the spots from getting infected.
If this causes your skin to dry out, use a little aloe vera gel to soothe the dry skin. Tea tree oil used topically can help too -- just one or two drops rubbed into the skin.

Good luck! I have spots too, and this helps me quite a bit. :-)
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom erika [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-26
well done for giving up smoking - it ain't easy!
as orume says aloe vera is very good and tea tree (some people can be sensitive to tea tree so make sure this is well diluted and just try on a small patch first).
you can also get some good aloe vera which can be taken internally and this is very good for skin.
It is possible that you are detoxing from the tobacco so the usual treatment needs some extra help.
you could try some homeopathic graphites 6c also. Take 1 pillule 3 times daily for 3-4 weeks to see if this helps your skin and general wellbeing. Don't take for longer than this without coming back for advice. Reduce dosage if you get an improvement before the 3-4 weeks and stop taking if it heals up completely. If it makes it a lot worse then stop taking also.
If you have not taken homeopathic remedies before then be aware that you do not take the pillules/tablets with water - you put just one under the tongue and allow it to dissolve. Do not eat, drink, clean teeth etc. for 5-10 minutes before and after taking the remedy.
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom doctorl [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-26
Just wondering what benefits the graphite might bring to my condition also, with regards to the whole post smoking detox thing does that mean that it's a temporary thing that will go away once all the bad stuff has left my system?

D.
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom erika [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-26
it is possible it will improve after detox and after the graphites but not disappear completely straight away. If the remedy helps then the 'spot attacks' should become less frequent - each time they come you can treat them with either this remedy if it suits or another if this one no good. Gradually they should be very infrequent 'attacks' or go altogether. graphites is a good remedy for coldness and bodily 'underfunction' that you describe.
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Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom erika [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-26
of course graphites treats spots as well!
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom doctorl [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-27
Ok, started with the Graphite today & will report back with any changes. By the way Erika, do you think I should stop taking the Pantothenic acid now?

D.
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom doctorl [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-27
Also Erika, what can you tell me about Silica/Silicea & Echinacea? Both have been mentioned on this site as possible remedies for forehead specific acne...

D.
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom erika [Log on to view profile] on 2005-05-27
silica and echinacea are also possible remedies - you could read about them on the abc site and see what you think of their skin and other symptoms.
should be fine to continue taking the pantothenic acid.
It would also help you to make sure you eat foods rich in vitamin C and zinc - or take a good supplement for this. Also a selenium supplement may help. Make sure you get good supplements without all the extra colours, flavours and additives. If you do not have one it would be worth borrowing or buying a vitamin and mineral bible (written by Earl Mindell)
let me know how it goes with the graphites. :)
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom doctorl [Log on to view profile] on 2005-06-03
Ok, one week in & I've been taking Graphite & Echinacea religiously. The Echinacea i've been taking is the Bioforce one, 15 drops in water 3 times daily. I've also started taking zinc & selenium supplements, but didn't bother with the Vit C one as I consume plenty of it in the foods I eat. No real changes to report as yet, one thing I have noticed though is that the spots have changed in form. Rather than the usual lumpy red spots, they have quickly developed into yellow heads which look & feel very sore. Any ideas as to why the sudden change & when I might be able to expect seeing some improvements?

D.
 
Re: Adult Forehead AcneFrom tornishca [Log on to view profile] on 2010-06-08
hi,
my name is Stewart T.
i found good advices on your post.
i suffer of forehead acne and i tried many treatments, but it didn't help.

good luck!
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