Combination- Because you have combination skin it only makes sense to treat the 2 parts differently.  Use the regimes for the dry skin and oily skin both.

Dry- Try not to use drying products like salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, alcohol, and acetone. Don't use a heavy moisturizer.  It'll only clog your pores. Sometimes a vaporizer in your bedroom will even help.

Oily- Never try to scrub off the oil. It'll only lead to breakouts. And try not to use heavy products. Petroleum jelly, cocoa butter, and mineral oil included. If you must use a moisturizer make sure it's an oil-free one.

Acne- Scrubbing acne won't help either. It's a problem inside your skin not on your face. You need to treat it on the inside. Try using products with salicylic acid in them. They help to unclog your pores. They come in many kinds of treatments including lotion, cleanser, and soap. Also try using overnight acne masks. Many companies carry them. You just put them on clean skin before bed and they fight all night long. Some even have patches specifically made to put on zits only. If you already have a zit the best thing to do would be to leave it alone. Live by this rule if any. Never pick at them. No matter how tempting. You're only shoving down more than you're getting out. Keep putting a vanishing cream on it and at night use an overnight mask. 

  You skin should see changes in as little as three weeks. Problem skin is a life long thing and you can thank your parents for that one, but following a daily schedule and cleaning will help your skin to behave most of the time. If none of these rituals work for you try going to see a dermatologist. He may prescribe something for you to take like Retin-A.                       

 

  Twist small sections of hair around fingers and secure with a safety pin at the root.

  Leave in until dry then take our pins. Try using a blow dryer to go faster.

  Rub hair between fingers to add volume and loosen the waves.

  Keep rubbing for even more or a messy do.

  The do a light spritz of hair spray.

Also-- Try adding a side part, doing the curls at the end of a ponytail, or even in a half ponytail. Ribbons, and cute barrets always look good too.

 

  Don't forget to use some kind of a styling product. With nothing on it curly hair will frizz and split. Be sure to use something specifically for curly hair.

 

  Then separate hair into sections and using a brush to grab the hair blow dry it with the nozzle facing down. Go slowly and go all the way to the ends of your hair. Repeat on all sections.

  Then take a straightening iron, and again, in sections work from root to end.

  Try products specifically made for straightening hair.

 

  Don't ever consider skimping on styling products. Straight hair will look disheveled left to it's own devices.

 

Staticky Hair Start by shampooing with a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. If they happen during the day rub styling cream on strands. You can also spritz your hairbrush with hairspray and then run it thru your hair. Try keeping a dryer sheet with you to rub thru your hair too.

Fast Volume Bend over at the waist and massage scalp all over for a minute. Flip back over and ta da.

Need a Trim Put shine serum at the ends of you hair. It'll be less noticeable if at all.

No time for a shower, and you have greasy hair Grab some baby powder and rub it thru your hands, then lightly rub your fingers thru your roots. Be careful not to use to much, just a bit will do just fine.

 

 

   Put a twist on the normal game day ponytail by adding twists to it. Try braiding a few tiny pieces. Another day try curling it with different size curling irons. Even crimp a section here and there if you want to. Try covering the elastic with a section of your own hair wrapped around it. Try wrapping your ribbons down your ponytail crisscross style and trying them at the bottom. You could also try a half ponytail with colored pieces of your hair. Just make sure the colored pieces are subtle and your school colors. Ask before doing this as well.