The Problem of the Ages: Getting Rid of Pimples Overnight

Bill Drew is a seasoned editor and an award-winning technical writer with a Master?s degree in English and more than 25 years experience in writing ...

Imagine that tomorrow morning you roll out of bed and head to the bathroom to begin your morning routine. As you reach for your toothbrush, you see a brand new face. This face is very familiar. In fact, it is your face, though it is fresh and smooth. Those all-too-familiar-and-unwanted irritating blotches of red are missing. Those white-heads that have lined your brow, for who knows how long, are gone. In an instant, you are checking your shoulders, back, and chest. Those deep red bumps and the blackheads have all vanished like the faded memories of nightmares they had been.

So, here you are, now, looking into the face of an all-new person, unhindered by the painful and embarrassing marks that have tortured you for far, far too long. You are no longer a slave to the hideous master that has sucked so much time, money, and energy out of your life. You can now move forward with the confidence you've always wanted. This is a dream that I'm sure has crossed your mind more than once. Many like you are just waiting to be enlightened and to experience the seeming miracle of getting rid of pimples overnight. Did you know there are quite a few home remedies on the Internet that can help you get rid of acne, some promising even an 'overnight' cure? Here are what I consider to be the two simplest and most effective overnight remedies for acne:

Ice rubbing-----Rub ice on your acne as soon as you see a pimple or whitehead forming on your skin. Ice shrinks your pimple, opens the pores, cleans out the toxin, and makes the acne disappear. Magic!Toothpaste-----Who'd a thought it?!! But it's true. Just spread toothpaste right out of the tube onto your acne before hopping into bed. In the morning, rinse the toothpaste off and-wow! Your acne has vanished!

There are many more overnight remedies for acne are out there on the Internet. Just be careful to check with your doctor first, okay?


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