People say toothpaste really works for spots so I'm going to try it out. Does anyone recommend any really good toothpastes that work the best with spots?Toothpaste for spots?
Forget toothpaste, is a myth, however tea tree oil is brilliant for all sorts of things especially spots, dab a tiny bit on the spot with a clean finger tip several times a day and just before bed.Toothpaste for spots?
any tooth paste will work i think its really good put a bit over the spot just before you go to bed
(i now it sounds silly but trust me it does work) because tooth paste will dry the spot out and remove any infection and sweat which had natural oil in it anyway
as its in the night no one sees you
and in the night it will have plenty of time to bring out the infection to the surface, as you got your eyes closed it wont sting you eyes as the mint in tooth paste does sting a little if wear it in the day and good side makes you smell minty fresh lol.
im 17 years old girl at college working as a chef and play lots of sports so have to learn all the tricks.
so yeah try it out hun and good luck :)
To be honest, I have tried it a number of occasions and I have come to the conclusion that it actually doesn't work at all...
If it is just one or two nasties then I would recommend something like Neutrogena Visibly clear Rapid clear Treatment gel. I have tried this and it does seem to work quite well.
I have heard mixed reviews. Some say it is the whitening agent in toothpaste that takes care of spots on your skin, while others give it bad reviews. Best thing would be to ask your doctor or dermatologist.
dont use it whatever you do, it will burn your skin.
The idea is that it drys up your skin, however modern toothpaste contains acids and will burn your skin.
Avoid this option.
it does not work, it just makes the rest of your face go red, then the spot are the least of your worries.
if they really bother you you could go to a doctor a get tablets to clear them up.
any toothpaste!
you only put a dap on top before you go to bed so know one sees you lol. its supposed to dry out the spot.
In all honesty, whenever I try it, it doesn't work. I think it's just a myth.
ive heard it works.
does it really? i have no idea
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