How To Get Rid Of A Pimple Overnight Fast, Powerful Technique Works Every Time

Quick Overview (consolidated to 6 steps)

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• Get a CLEAN towel never used since it was washed and dried. No reusing of a bath towel you dried off on even if it's still considered clean. You need sterile equipment- this is important if you want an overnight result!!!

• Using a small piece of the towel at a time, starting with a corner, run it under warm water (high end of warm but not hot). keep the faucet running. With the wet towel scrape off the Noxzema cream like your washing a car window with one of those Squeegees. Only swipe ONCE with any piece of the towel, even if some was left behind in that area. This is very important.

• Don't be frugal (stingy) with the towel, you may need a few if your skin is really oily (when you started). Use moderate pressure to pull the cream off and run that piece of the towel under the warm water to rinse it off (You will NOT be using this part again, this is to make sure you don't accidentally wipe it on your arm or hand etc... and to be hygienic with the towel. You'd be surprised how much you redistribute accidentally with a dirty towel!

• Repeat this until your face is completely wiped off, don't worry about the small lines of cream that may still be there- your going to rinse that off with splashing water over and over.

• This step will have done an initial cleaning of your face and although it was thorough- there is still a great deal of oil/dirt still trapped beneath the surface. The Noxzema should once washed off leave your face feeling a slight tingle of coolness and refreshment. This is a very good sign.

• The acne will still look likely just as bad, but will have a less rough tint to it, and less redness. If it is more red this just means that your face was VERY irritated which is what causes and sustains acne's effects (swelling etc...).

• Now your ready for the ice trick- the part of our show where you get feel your face unlike you've ever felt it before - even if you've been outside in freezing temperatures...

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You can make one at home with the following 4 ingredients or you can buy an ice pack/bottle and just crush ice and fill it and use it instantly. (see image on the right)

There Are 4 Parts To This Section:

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• The ice pack can be created from a standard (but soft not the hard kind) Ice packs people use when wrapping their knee or behind the neck.

• If you don't have one of these and can't get one you can make one yourself. This step will show you how to make a home made Ice Pack from scratch and it can be used again and again with one stipulation- change out or wipe down the ziploc bag wash the towel each time.

• We start with ice cubes. If you have crushed ice this is great and the easiest way to go. 

• If you only have the standard "cubed" ice trays and have at least two trays of ice ready to go then crack them into a bowl and go get a thick bathroom towel. (don't use a good one as we're about to abuse this sucker.

• Lay the towel out flat and open and pour the ice cubes into it.

• Fold the outside edges (long sides) into the middle until the crease is at the ice (which should be laid out into a log shape). Fold the other side (long ways) over so it overlaps the first one. This creates a seal so ice doesn't fly everywhere.

• Grip onto the other tow ends like your picking up a garbage bag and fold them together (like your folding a sheet with another person). Move your hands down to the middle all the way to where the ice is bunched up but give yourself a bit of leeway.

• Slam the ice onto concrete or the kitchen floor (concrete is safer) over and over again to crush the ice into crushed ice. You can also use a can of corn (or anything canned) or a hammer to crush the ice inside the towel.

• With the hammer DON'T use the hammer end or claw, use the sides and gently but firmly slam the weight of the hammer down on the ice to crush it- don't do this violently as you'll destroy your towel and ice will fly everywhere!

• When you feel the ice is adequately crushed (we don't want it to become "frost" type ice but rather small chunks so it's malleable (can shape it to your face like a bean bag but with ice).

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• Now that you have your ice, Grab a nice sized sheet of aluminum foil. Don't use cheap thin foil- use Reynolds Wrap or equivalent, it needs to hold the ice and not tear with every sharp sided ice cube or it will let the cold air out. (in other words don't use that cheap dollar tree foil or the kind that comes in sheets like Kleenex).

• Lay the foil out flat and pour the ice into it much like you did with the towel, except we want a square not a log or rectangle here. (well we want a slightly longer edge on one side but mostly square).

• Pulling the longer ends together, fold the edges into themselves (see image) to create a tight seal. Fold it down until you have a tight fit over the ice in that direction. End up laying the whole folded piece in the middle down flat.

• Do the same for the other side folding towards the middle. What you should end up with is a square ice pack looking thing- like when you (or your parents) put hamburger meat in the freezer wrapped in foil for each pound they cut from a bulk package.

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• This is the core of your ice pack, but it's going to be far too efficient in being cold so we need to both insulate that cold to last, and buffer that cold (defuse it) so your face doesn't burn off.
• You do this with a thick (NOT THIN) Ziploc bag (or generic version but make sure it has a zip seal or equivalent that won't let the water that melts drip out (or warm air in).
• Place the foil ice pack inside the Ziploc bag and push the extra air out of it and fold it down then zip it shut. This should be air tight- any air left in there will warm up the ice and cause a temperature drop- this leads to a less effective pack.

• The Ziploc bag should be one of the medium to large sizes not small unless you have a single zit to do.

• The bigger pack is for multiple zits in the same area at once. If your going to endure the pain you may as well get it over with faster right? (yes it's slightly painful but that passes- this is the nerves in your face freezing, but more so the pores "slamming" shut and pushing out the zit juice and dirt :)

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• The final step is to insulate the Ziploc bag with a THIN hand towel to buffer between your face and the ice pack. This is to assure the plastic doesn't stick to your face which can spread oils as you will inevitably move the ice pack a bit (shifting) as you hold it and make faces in the first 4 minutes when it's unbearably painful :)

• (oh get over it, you want that zit gone in one day right?)

• If you use a towel that's too thick you'll insulate the usefulness of this pack out- the towel is for absorbing condensation of the bag and avoiding oils that will push out of your pores as they slam shut from spreading.

• It also acts as a semi-abrasive breaking system to hold the pack in place so your not shifting (adds friction so it stays exactly where you put it (and press medium hard to keep it there).

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• In this step your going to start doing the actual work towards flushing out the bad guys (oils, dirt, contaminants.

• The ice pack should be used over a large area (if you have a lot of zits in a cluster) but can also be used over a small area or one zit. The pores around that zit may be suffering the fallout of your popping that zit or touching it or it just oozing imperceptible oil spillage over to them and they may not yet be in the "irritation" stages just yet.

• Just in case, you should cover an area at least an inch around the zit or zit clusters for damage control and "just to be safe".

• You don't have to use the full ice pack, in fact what you want to do is use part of it at a time and as that part warms up (your face is warm like your body and the body continues to try to compensate for the loss of heat so changing to other parts of the ice pack is optimal. After a minute or so use a different part so you get maximum cold surface area.

• This area you used will eventually cool off as the cold temperatures inside the pack transfer to the heated parts as your not using it so you can use it again and will- but the towel you place over the pack will assure that you don't transfer any oils to the plastic which don't absorb them and will instead transfer them back to your face in a different part if you accidentally touch it.

• With the thin towel buffer there your safe as it will absorb the oils but with the pores shut tight and the area being cold, those oils are less fluid and less likely to come out of the absorbent towel your using. You need a thin towel so the cold air transfers into your pores shutting them closed tight.

• It's the consistent cold that shuts them and "numbs" your face so if you take the ice pack off an area for more than 15 seconds and the face warms back up (before the 10 minutes you need to do it for) you will have to start the clock over again. The idea is not to avoid the discomfort of freezing temperatures on your skin- it's to endure it (after about 4 minutes the pain stops and your face numbs, keep it there though- that's just the start).

• When your face numbs up you won't feel anything not even the cold in the pack- this is what's supposed to happen- it means the pores are starting to shut and this means the oils and dirt are pouring out. The oils in your pores deep down are actually chemically changed due to the dirt irritating the pore

• This oil itself becomes an irritant and also solidifies becoming a blockage. What the slamming shut of the pores does is force this "plug" out and keeps it cold (side effect) which makes it easier to clean off in the next step (second washing).

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• In this step you simply repeat the Noxzema step in the first "washing" step. The difference, however, is that you start out with the Noxzema step in full (adding, working in, splash rinsing then the towel)- once you finish that, you need to give your fave 10 minutes to rest and "get some air". It's been suffocated for 10 minutes and abused by all the washing, Noxzema etc...

• The Noxzema is essential right after the ice comes off, and I mean within 15 seconds you need to hit that step again (just Noxzema). The reason being like the Exxon oil spill in the ocean endangered the wild life in the water and eco system, your face is now a toxic waste "dump" where the pores slammed shut it pushed out a ton of dirt, chemically charged oils, and dirt. You don't want that stuff to fall into the same or any surrounding pores- the only thing keeping it from doing that is:

1. Your pores are closed
2. Your face is Cold and thus the oils are more solid less able to affect your face until they melt, then the chemically charged oils will start to cause serious acne if you don't clean that up right away (think of it like acid).

• The Noxzema acts as a neutralizer (it traps and as you rub and fold the cream past the oils it "mops" up the oils and stores it in plastic bags (molecules of the active ingredients encapsulate it like soap does with dirt).

• It also acts as a skin moisturizer penetrating the closed pores at the microscopic levels and nourishing your skin like a mother calming a scared child after a nightmare- there there, it's all over...

• There is actually going to be twice as much and twice as harmful oils on your face after this step because it's frozen the pores shut and pushed out the deepest oils in the pores- the other oils and dirt were topical- this is internal- but the good news is that this is the culprit of your acne, the antagonist- the criminals. Noxzema is the police and the only law is the death penalty for bad oils and dirt :)

• Once your finished with the Noxzema step- before you do the next washing, take 10 minutes to let your face return to normal. It should heat up and it may get oily- don't worry. This is a normal thing your face does anyway.

• The ice and Noxzema and all the steps we just took dry out the skin of oils (we were trying to do this to remove the bad oils- a dilution period that was necessary). Now the face is ready to return to business as usual without acne so it has to rejuvenate the oils.

• Your pores are naturally supposed to have the good oils in them and constantly flushing out that oil (very slowly). This is how it keeps out dirt and contaminants.

• The normal oils your pores produce don't cause acne usually, but when dirt gets trapped in the pore it irritates the skin and the oils become trapped trying desperately to push out the problem. The immune system is activated to surround and dissolve this contaminant to push it through the blood stream and out of the body.

• That's why you get white heads. If you get a white head from this process realize that's a step in the healing direction- DON'T POP IT. It will dissolve in the second round!
• After 10 minutes to an hour pass (don't touch your face in this period and don't try to wipe off the oils- they need to be there for the natural healing process to happen) it's time to wash the face again. You've let the face relax, the oils to flow and heal the skin inside the pores and to "regulate" their flows. Now it's time to do a normal washing, the same one you did in the beginning.

• Once you finish this step and dab dry your face (I use paper towels because it assures it gets very dry and fast but without over drying the skin).

• Drying the skin will make it absorbent. You want to immediately apply the next step- the acne cream within 15 seconds to start the chemical vacuum process. I'll explain that in the next step.

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• This is the final step before repeating the whole process again in 4 hours and if needed in 4 hours after that (with one hour between repeat cycles mandatory!).

• In this step, directly following the wash and drying with a paper towel stage you apply a thin layer of Clearasil (or others with the same active ingredients- see our series "alternative ingredients" page for some home made ideas from stuff in your kitchen!) over the entire face. This is both preventative as well as expediting the natural flow (and absorption of oils).

• The face, when it's back to healthy or much more so than it was (severe acne takes more times to reach that glow stage but it should definitely be less irritated thus less swollen and red) will start to produce the good oils again. Your pores have to re-acclimate to the natural state and that means it has to rejuvenate oil production that was interrupted by the "broken" oil (chemically altered by the immune system).

• Your face will likely start to become oily but don't mistake this as a bad thing. This will happen for about 4 hours but the acne cream's job is to SLOWLY absorb this oil so it doesn't overwhelm your pores. In this way it regulates the flow and allows the face to do it's thing (the skin/pores) without creating new pimples.

• You must make sure your relaxed and not moving around during this 4 hours if possible. If you move around you will start perspiring and this will push water into the oils and overwhelm the acne cream as well, diluting it's power!

• if possible spend that time relaxing, watching television (don't sleep during this first round as you may wipe off the cream or dream in a way that makes you sweat- same problem.

• If you lay on a pillow put a clean towel over it to assure you don't transfer your old oils onto your face- change and clean your pillow cases!

• After applying the general layer across the whole face start dabbing generous amounts over the problem areas- I mean dab so much on them that you create pimple mountains or I call them "Hershey kisses" because of the way they mound up and create the Hershey flag. This won't be attractive so do this when you don't have to enter the public eye for at least 4 hours!

• If you get up 6 hours before you have to go to work/school you can do this once then on the second round (exact repeat), you can use brown tinted Clearasil/acne cream and don't necessarily need to dab it just apply it so it covers the zit (which will be drastically smaller or gone). Then take it easy trying to stay in cool areas and out of the heat and out of moving too fast or perspiring.

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