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Take off all your makeup using a makeup remover (ponds cold cream works great). Just wet your face and rub it in then gently wipe off with a wet washcloth.

Using a gentle facial cleanser like purpose gentle cleansing wash or Johnson's baby wash. Rub it all over your face then wipe off with a wet washcloth. After that, splash your face with warm water to make sure all the product is off.

Get a facial buff (which you can get at any drugstore). Add some of your facial cleanser and wet it then exfoliate your face with it. Be careful not to rub too hard. After you've finished, splash your face with warm water again then pat your face dry with a towel.

Get an ice cube and rub it all over your face and under your eyes then pat your face dry with a towel. This will close up all your pores and get rid of any puffiness you might have.

Witch hazel is a great astringent. Using a cotton ball or a piece of toilet paper put some on it and swipe it all over your face. This will get rid of any remaining dirt that may be on your face and help to clear up any pimples you have. If you don't have witch hazel you can use any mild astringent.

Moisturize. Moisturizing is key to clear skin no matter what type of skin you have including oily. Try to find one that doesn't have much added fragrance in it. Anything mild will do the trick. A vitamin c lotion would be best if you have any marks or scars on your face because it will help to fade them.

If you have dark circles, fine lines, under eye puffiness, or if you just want to prevent wrinkles, you might want to use an eye cream.

ot to stress too much.

Only exfoliate your face once or twice a week! Over exfoliating may cause irritation.

Use a silk pillow cover, it prevents bacteria, and oil buildup on your pillow and therefore prevents breakouts.

If you're currently using anything on your face with a lot of harsh chemicals, it might be breaking you out. Just because something says, "acne fighting" does not always mean it's going to prevent acne. It could be drying your skin out causing your skin to produce more oil, which then leads to clogged pores.

If you find you breakout on your back or chest it could be your shampoo or conditioner try switching to a milder one or a higher end brand. In addition, dove white soap is what most dermatologists recommend if you have this problem.

Drink plenty of water

Never touch your face with dirty hands, always wash them first.

Eat more fruits and vegetables

Always wash your makeup off at night. If you sleep in your makeup overnight, it will clog your pores.

If you use any product on your face and it leaves a rash or irritates your skin, discontinue using it right away.

Only take vitamin supplements if it's okay with your doctor.

Over the course of the day, makeup, dirt, and oil build up on your face. Make cleansing your skin part of your bedtime routine.

Use makeup remover. Not only does this prevent it from clogging up your pores and causing breakouts while you sleep, it also stops you from smearing bacteria on your pillow — where it can get into your skin night after night.

Use a gentle soap. Remember that you want to clean your skin, not completely strip it of all oils — if it feels tight and dry after washing, you're using something too strong.

Avoid the eye area; the skin around the eye can be too delicate for most cleansers.

Rinse off by splashing water on your face. Using a washcloth or rag to roughly wipe your skin clean can irritate it more. Instead, bend your face over the sink, cup your hands together, and bring up small amounts of water to splash over your face. About 10 splashes should do it.

Pat dry. Don't roughly rub your skin dry with a towel. Instead, dry it with small, gentle pats or let it air dry.