Toothpaste use: Toothpaste is designed to treat your teeth. I would not suggest you use it on your face. That being said, sometimes acne can be related to an ingredient in toothpaste - sodium laural sulphate. Find a toothpaste that doesn't contain that ( closys ) to see if that helps.
Answered 9/28/2016
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No: Toothpaste often contains some salycelates similar to that in acne face wash.However, it is also at ah concentration that can burn your skin if left on for any length of time.I would avoid it unless you want a more noticeable problem.
Answered 1/30/2017
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Absolutely NOT: Toothpaste formulated to work inside your mouth, not on your skin. Can cause burns and scars on your face. Severe acne can also cause scars. Please know that your best recourse is to see a skin specialist, a Dermatologist, for treatment.
Answered 1/30/2017
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