What's the best, cheapest way to fight acne on my face/ neck?

Im thinking everyone's skin is different but for myself, i use a face wash containing benzyl peroxide in the morning n no matter how tired i am, every single night before bed...EVERY SINGLE NIGHT :). Drinking lots of water helps too

use organic products such as certified 100% organic rose hip oil, it costs about 10$ but it is really good and keeps your skin healthy. I never believed in 'don't eat chocolate or fatty foods' eat whatever, just make sure you're getting your vitamins such as vitamin E (go out in the sun for a bit but with sunscreen). Exfoliate your skin but try not to use chemical products, this will get rid of it but only for a short while and can cause skin problems and make acne even worse. Never squeeze pimples as this will push bacteria into your skin.

I have suffered from acne since I was a teen (don't worry, most people do get over it!), and here's what I've learned: 1. Diet really does matter. Avoid oily stuff like peanut butter and pizza, and other oily foods. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies, and drink heaps of water. No pop either, especially cola for some reason. 2. Don't feel like you have to beat up on your skin - treat it gently. The temptation is to use harsh soaps and washes to get all the oil out, but the thing is, skin is not like a non-living surface: it reacts. If you make it too dry, your body will react by trying to moisturise it again with more oil. So use gentle soaps and gentle washing.

Cotton ball and rubbing alcohol, you have to moisturize afterwards so you skin can stay healthy

Well..... I put some plain white colgate toothpaste, the paste not gel, on my acne before I go to bed and in the moring I wash.it off. I also water log it In the afternoonish, I take hot water on a washcloth, or rag and put it on my face, back, and chin. Whenever the water on the cloth gsts cold I do it again. About 3 or 4 times is pretty good this brings the swelling on the sit down.

I have suffered from acne since I was a teen (don't worry, most people do get over it!), and here's what I've learned: 1. Diet really does matter. Avoid oily stuff like peanut butter and pizza, and other oily foods. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies, and drink heaps of water. No pop either, especially cola for some reason. 2. Don't feel like you have to beat up on your skin - treat it gently. The temptation is to use harsh soaps and washes to get all the oil out, but the thing is, skin is not like a non-living surface: it reacts. If you make it too dry, your body will react by trying to moisturise it again with more oil. So use gentle soaps and gentle washing.

use organic products such as certified 100% organic rose hip oil, it costs about 10$ but it is really good and keeps your skin healthy. I never believed in 'don't eat chocolate or fatty foods' eat whatever, just make sure you're getting your vitamins such as vitamin E (go out in the sun for a bit but with sunscreen). Exfoliate your skin but try not to use chemical products, this will get rid of it but only for a short while and can cause skin problems and make acne even worse. Never squeeze pimples as this will push bacteria into your skin.

Well..... I put some plain white colgate toothpaste, the paste not gel, on my acne before I go to bed and in the moring I wash.it off. I also water log it In the afternoonish, I take hot water on a washcloth, or rag and put it on my face, back, and chin. Whenever the water on the cloth gsts cold I do it again. About 3 or 4 times is pretty good this brings the swelling on the sit down.

Ok! You should try clearasil daily ultra acne treatment cream, works super fast! It has 10% benzoyl peroxide which clears all bacteria that causes acne. Salicylic acid is not good for acne it makes scars and drys very much, would not recommend! Also it may sound funny but tooth paste also shriks acne. Hope this helps! :)