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Appears on the neck, chest, shoulder, back area and face; acne could be an embarrassing skin condition however not serious medical issue.  Prevention is Better (but takes longer) than Cure They say ‘prevention is better than cure’, preventive measures can be done on how to remove acne , not just now but in also in the future. Some tips to go by:   Keep affected area clean Wash (twice a day) with a gentle oil-free skin care products. Reduce oil production Use over-the counter acne creams or home remedies (ex: baking soda, toothpaste, etc.) Acne friendly make-up Powders make-up instead of liquid foundations for less irritation; wash make-up before sleeping. Exercise Helps blood circulation and sweat out excess oils (just be sure to wash after as oil and sweat attract dirt). Change of diet Lessen sugar intake as increased blood sugar equals to acne. Can't Prevent it?  Here's a Natural way to Cure that problem you can't face cause its

Scratches and scrapes from childhood might have healed over time but the marks remain. It doesn’t only affect the physical appearance but it turns you very self-conscious and lowers self-esteem and confidence. The skin normally rejuvenates and has a high capacity of regenerating itself. Yet there are situations when the deep layers of the dermis are damaged and destroyed and blemishing becomes possible. But you don’t have to remain marked forever by this easy to make home remedies on how to get rid of scars from head to foot. Cucumber paste Cucumbers contain 90% of water and an important part as it softens and hydrates it. This can be made into a paste for topical use in affected areas. You can buy one in the local supermarket or make your own paste through these easy to steps. Ingredients and materials needed: ·          Blender ·          Clean jar ·          3-4 cucumbers (seeds removed) ·          A few mint leaves ·          One tsp. of lemon juice ·  

Proverbs 17:9  Love prospers when a fault is forgiven, but dwelling on it separates close friends. The picture is from my prayer wall. I was reading my daily devotional and the verse above written really struck me.  The bible verse reminds me of an idiom-' burn one's bridges': Have you tried that?  I have. But most of the time i'm the one at the other side of the bridge watching others burn bridges. Whether you are in the ministry or not, serving people or not, people will come and go. As a minister, you can pour out your life and give your best and still people will leave.  Oh I can get over every time someone walks off. Its nothing personal no matter how personal my occupation is. What saddens me is not why they left(everyone has reaaons. Its not always bout you), but how they left. I have tried experiencing the usual 'changing of numbers so I won't be able to contact them'.  Or The usual 'avoid me game' and even 'blocking me