There is nothing more embarrassing then having to attend an important function and you have these huge pimples on your face for everyone to see.  It is  almost like the pimple is trying to draw as much attention to itself as possible!  Pimples occur when the pores which release sebum, our skins natural oil, become blocked and then infected with bacteria, dirt, dust or a combination of these.  Here are two simple tips that you can do to give those pimples the boot whether it’s on your face or a huge back pimple.

Exfoliate baby!

Exfoliating is a great way to remove the layers of outer dead skin and thus open pores that may have become blocked.  It also has the added benefit of exposing the fresh, new, soft and invigorated skin underneath.  You will need to get an exfoliating glove, scrubbing sponge or loofah to help you exfoliate.  Using your fingernails is not really an option!  Once you have your exfoliating aid you need to rub the skin lightly.  There are also gels and soaps that you can purchase which help with exfoliating.

Drink lots of water

Drinking water has an amazing affect on our body and it shouldn’t really be a surprise seeing as our body consists of something like 80% water.  You need to be getting between six to eight glasses of water each and every day!  Now that might seem like a lot but it really is quite simple if you keep a bottle or glass of water close by at all times.  Also rather then drinking your usual beverage of choice why not swap it for a nice cold, clear refreshing glass of water?  In no time that huge pimple on nose will be gone!  The reason why water works so well is that it helps to reinvigorate, moisturize and replenish the skin.

Summary

There is no real reason to put up with a huge pimple under skin anyway just like there is no reason to put up with a huge pimple on back.  If you follow the two simple tips of exfoliating and drinking lots of water you will be going a long way to giving huge pimples the boot!  For more articles on skin care please visit Taking Care of My Skin.