I’ve slight acne on my face, back and shoulders. Can you list some ways that I have the ability to improve the look of my skin and get rid of acne and blackheads?
My skin is worse in the winter, I barely have any zits anywhere on my body in the summer. Does anyone know why this happens?

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Try lavender oil. Apply this oil on the back acne each day for minimum 15 days or else apply fresh Aloe vera juice or the gel and wash after a few hours. When washing your back use a loofah, sponge or exfoliant to help remove any dead skin cells that might clog up pores. Use a gentle action and don’t be too harsh otherwise you’ll end up breaking the skin. You should probably change your shirt twice a day to avoid bacteria buildup. Try http://solutionsforpimples.blogspot.com/ for more info.
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It actually happens because in the winter you’re wearing a lot of layers/clothes that hug the skin and if you sweat or if the skin gets oily, those clothes hugging the skin/back block your pores/spread it around and it is harder for it to clear up. Where as in the summertime, you are wearing lighter clothes, looser fits, and sometimes even bathing suits which lets air get to those places and even the sun and it clears up. You could wear looser clothing in the winter or else when you get home, change out of what you wore during the day into something more loose, comfortable and breathable fabric. Also try using a body wash such as Neutrogena all over acne body wash or something of that nature. It really helps.
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i truly understand what you mean . my skin is the same ;)… the reason why this happens is because the sweaters you wear in winter and you body gets all heated up inside and the heat is comming out as in acne what we call it . try drinking more water and eat less oily and cheesey stuff.. =)
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Washing your face each night and morning with warm water and soap
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wash your face daily.
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The ideal thing you can do to help prevent acne is to keep their faces clean. Using harsh cleansers will not prevent acne. Use a mild soap and don't scrub with a washcloth. Wash your face with your fingers using a gentle circular motion. Clean your face at least twice each day, morning and evening, and if you are having an outbreak, increase cleansing to three or even four times a day.

Eat a healthy, well-balanced diet that includes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, fish, and poultry in order to provide your body with the required nutrients for healthy skin.