I have this huge, crusty pimple on my chin. Everyone has noticed it. I have a date tomorrow for lunch, is there ANY WAY I can get rid of it by then? I will be super embarassed if I can't.
Make-up covers the redness, but you can still tell it's all bumpy and stuff. PLEASE HELP ME!!!!

This night time treatment will noticeably shrink existing blemishes while you sleep. Just dab it on effected areas before bed and wake up to clearer skin. Intended to treat existing blemishes, this product is not a preventative solution and should not be applied to unaffected areas. When you see or feel a zit coming on, just grab this little bottle and dab it on. The zits won't know what hit them!
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2 other good ones are biore blemish bomb, and neutrogena on the spot acne patch, both are supposed to work over night.

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[This message was edited by angela-cc on 07-07-02 at 07:58 AM.]

A dollop of toothpaste (the white stuff, not gel), left overnight, has always done the trick for me.

If it's the crustiness you're worrying about, and not the pimple, then here's whatcha do...after you wash your face, either in the shower or bath, the spot should be pretty moist, not crusty, so that's the time that you should take care of it to make sure it doesn't dry up during the day. If you're just washing your face over the sink, which isn't really long enough for it to get completely moist, use a warm washcloth and hold it on the area for a while. When it's nice and moist, either apply an ointment such as neosporin to it and leave it on overnight (put a band-aid over it to keep it from wiping off), or a heavy moisturizing creme, anything that will keep it moist. Neosporin should also make it heal faster. Hope this helps. If you have anymore questions, u can email me. GOOD LUCK!!

[This message was edited by Sherasi on 07-21-02 at 12:33 PM.]