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How To Use A Spot Treatment Properly

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Have you ever wondered if you’re using your spot treatment correctly? Should you put it on before or after your moisturizer, or does it make a difference?

In my opinion, how you use your spot treatment actually makes a HUGE difference if your spot treatment will work well or not. In fact, if you put your spot treatment on at the wrong step, you might even risk damaging your skin.

I love watching YouTube beauty and lifestyle videos, but when I see people’s skincare routines, they’re usually applying their spot treatments all wrong! If only they switched things around, they’d get much better results.

So, if you want to make sure you’re using your spot treatment correctly, check out today’s video below.

In the video I will show you how to apply a spot treatment to help shrink and heal pimples, and prevent scarring. Plus, I also go over all my own personal do’s and don’ts when using a spot treatment, so the active ingredients really target and treat your pimples and don’t mess with the rest of your skin.

How to use a spot treatment in your skincare routine, featuring VERDURA naturalternatives Blue Fairy Concentrate.

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Hi, I’m Natasha St. Michael, founder of Inspire Beauty. I’m also a Certified Holistic Health Coach and Natural Health Educator accredited by the Institute For Integrative Nutrition. I’m obsessed with all things skin care and self-care. I’m 49 years old, struggled with adult acne until I was 30, and now I’m all about preserving the youthfulness of my skin (and sharing all my tips and tricks). If you have a question about a product or need a recommendation, feel free to contact me anytime.

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12 Responses

    1. I’m still trying to sign up for the free email course and this is the page it takes me to , and I don’t know why I need to reply anything to get started. This is the fourth time I’ve tried?
      Teresa

    2. Hi Teresa,
      I have a feeling the email course is going to your junk/spam email folder. I checked and two of the lessons have been sent to you so far, so they’re probably sitting in your junk/spam email folder. I also replied to your email you sent me today, so if you didn’t receive that either, check your spam/junk folder, my emails might all be filtered there.

  1. hi natasha
    Its been 8 months now since i started getting this pimples on my forehead, i immediately stated using all this natural ingredients on my face, well i am a dark skinned 24 year old woman and they never seemed to completely work. Then i thought my problem was internal since i tried almost about every commonly used products out there , but still nothing i have a lot of dark sports on my face and my forehead looks like someone else’s cause of the color difference. I always exercise especially running and i just yesterday starting drinking the mint water ,however i don’t thing we have the wheat grass juice here where am situated, i was wondering if there could be another replacement i can instead of the wheat grass juice take and if you have any other tips for me please it will be highly highly appreciated.
    thank you for being so kind enough as to give us a free emailed course that was very considerate of you, and i think you really know what you talking about unlike most people i came across.
    thank you in advance.

    1. Hi Daisy,
      You can drink freshly pressed green vegetable juice every day, or you can eat a large green salad every day (with homemade salad dressing). The key is increasing your intake of green leafy vegetables everyday. The minerals and beta carotene in leafy greens really helps to decrease inflammation and heal your skin.

  2. Heyy. Good day. I’ve used an Acne spot treatment and it gone wrong! I think it gets irritated and became so red and every time I wash my face, it feels rough and feels like burning. How can I get rid of this please.

    I have worse condition on my forehead too.

    1. Hi Dianne,
      I would completely stop using any spot treatment and harsh products so your skin can balance out. If your skin gets too irritated, it just makes breakouts worse (and can even cause more breakouts). I recommend simplifying your skincare routine by using a very gentle cleanser (like using honey or oil cleansing), and if you need to moisturize your skin, use a few drops of an oil like jojoba or grapeseed oil.

  3. Hi! Thanks! Yes, it’s really breaking out! I have sooo many tiny bumps on my forehead I’m now doing a simple skin care routine. How can I get rid of my tiny bumps? It bothers me and I don’t want to go outside

    1. Sorry to hear the discount code no longer valid. They offered it about 2 years ago, so it’s probably now expired. It’s still a great product, even without the discount (but ya, I know, always nice to have a discount). Thanks for letting me know. I updated the blog post so no further confusion.

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