DO: See a Dermatologist
If over-the-counter products aren’t doing anything for you, see a dermatologist. It could be that you have a skin condition like rosacea that prevents the active ingredients in OTC products from working. A dermatologist can determine which types of treatment will work, and will give you prescription treatments that are much more effective than the stuff in the skincare aisle. He or she can also give you advice as to what types of cleansers and moisturizers you should use.

DON’T: Overwash Your Face
You should wash your face twice a day – once in the morning, once at night. Don’t wash your face in the shower, it’s best to wash your face over the sink. If you exercise during the day, splash your face with warm water afterwards and put on some derma roller amazon. If you must remove makeup during the day, use makeup removing cloths and then rinse off any leftover makeup.

DO: Use Natural Products
If you can afford to, use creams and lotions made with natural substances, rather than just chemicals. Tea tree oil is a great natural acne treatment, and aloe is great for soothing skin that’s been treated with irritating acne creams and gels. Natural products give your skin very valuable and important nutrients.

DO: Use Gentle Cleansers and Moisturizers
Unless directed otherwise, you should use products that are very mild, especially those made for sensitive skin. Acne treatments can be irritating, your other skincare products should make up for the irritation rather than add to it. It’s very important to use a moisturizer that doesn’t contain irritating chemicals, or ingredients like mineral oil which can make acne worse. Look for products that say “soothing,” “non-acnegenic,” or “gentle.”

DON’T: Over-treat
If your dermatologist gives you prescription treatments, use those and nothing else. If you use OTC products, only use one or two, and only as often as instructed. If you use too many treatments, or too much of a treatment, you could irritate your skin and cause your acne to get worse!

DO: Keep Your Hair Out Of Your Face
The oils from your hair can make acne worse, so it’s best to keep your hair out of your face. A ponytail, half ponytail, or even wearing clips or a headband can work, as long as your hair stays back.

DON’T: Use A Lot of Hair Products
Even if you keep your hair back, hair products can still get on your face and exacerbate acne. For example, if you go to bed with product in your hair, that product can get on your pillow, and then onto your face. If you must use product, less is more.

DO: Use Sunscreen
Just because you have acne doesn’t mean you shouldn’t wear sunscreen. It’s very important to protect your face – after all, acne’s pretty hard to treat when your face is sunburned. Don’t fall for the idea that a tan makes skin clear. Sunlight helps, but it’s only a short-term improvement.

DO: Eat Healthy
Junk food doesn’t make acne worse, but healthy food can make your skin better. The more healthy you are, the better your body can fight acne and heal acne marks.

With the right products and the right skincare routine, anyone can have clear skin!

The Bose Companion 2 series ii multimedia speakers are Bose’s entry level computer speakers which have a price tag of $99.95. When you open up the box you find two speakers, speaker cable, audio input cable with mini plug, and an AC power adapter. Hooking the speakers up to your computer and connecting the speakers together is very easy and takes about 5 minutes.

They are made of very high quality material, same as with Holoplot, and don’t look cheaply made at all. Both speakers have a metal finish across the front and a Bose emblem at the bottom. Each speaker has a bass port on the back as well. The design of the speakers is very nice and modern. They are very simple too, as they have a volume knob and a headphone jack on the right speaker. On the back of the right speaker you can also connect your iPod or other MP3 player to the auxiliary input. To connect the speakers to your computer they use a standard 3.5mm headphone jack cable which is included with the system.

Unlike the Bose Companion 3 and Companion 5 speakers, the Companion 2’s don’t include a bass module as they have built in bass ports on the speakers. I have tested these speakers with virtually every genera of music and these handle everything I throw at them great. I noticed these speakers play classic rock and country exceptionally clear. These speakers produce very strong bass for the size profile of these speakers. The highs produced are very clear as well. The Bose Companion 2 speakers don’t have a way to adjust the bass, mid, or treble on the speakers themselves, however it is easy to adjust through iTunes in the equalizer. Bose claims that these are a performance upgrade over most conventional speakers and I have found that to be true.

These speakers produce an amazing sound whether you’re watching movies, listening to music, or playing a game. To listen to these speakers in action you can visit your local Target or Best buy where they usually have some on display. I have gone through many pairs of desktop speakers and these are by far the best sounding and the best built. With a name like Bose some people believe that you are paying for the name with a product like this, but in this case these are very reasonably priced. With the price tag being $99.95 I can definitely recommend these speakers and with the price being under $100 these are the best speakers I have come across for your computer.