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Acne Home Remedies
By Greg Mauro
Fighting with acne can be a harrowing experience, especially when
nothing seems to work to get rid of it. Creams and chemicals can
get expensive, not to mention the damage and dryness they can
cause. First off, here are some general tips to help improve the
look of your skin:
-A well-balanced diet is the foundation for healthy skin. It will
ensure that your body receives the proper nutrients needed to
support and maintain the health of your skin. Foods rich in sulphur,
such as garlic or onions, may be particularly helpful in maintaining
good skin.
-Cleansing twice daily with a gentle cleanser will keep your face
free of dirt, oil, pollutants, and perspiration. It is important not to
overwash or use harsh cleansers, as they can make things worse.
-NO POPPING! As tempting (and pleasurable) as picking at or
popping zits can be, keep your hands off your face!
In addition to medications and store-bought treatments, there are
many home-made remedies that can work wonders. Of course
make sure you do not have allergies to any of these foods.
Remember, they are going on your face, a very sensitive part of
the body. Try as much of these remedies as you'd like. Some are
simple, while some are more complex. Do whatever is easiest and
find what works best for you.
1. Grind some nutmeg into some milk, then apply to the face
2. Mix some honey and ground cinnamon in to a paste. Apply at
night, then wash off in the morning. Do this for a few weeks and
you'll see your pimples disappear!
3. Apply fresh mint juice to your face each night, or try adding
some turmeric powder to make a paste, then wash off after about
30 minutes.
4. Drink lots of wheatgrass.
5. Make a paste with salt and vinegar, apply to face, then wash off
after 20-30 minutes.
6. To remove blackheads, make a paste of ground radish seeds
and water.
7. Make a paste of sandalwood and rosewater. Wash off after 30
minutes.
8. Mix equal parts of lemon juice and ground cinnamon, leave on
for about 30 minutes.
9. Rub fresh garlic on pimples. With regular application, pimples will
disappear.
10. Rub a raw papaya (skin, seeds, and all) on swelling pimples.
11. Add lime juice to some boiled milk as a face wash.
12. Apply raw tomato pulp to your face, then wash off after about
an hour.
13. Grind an orange peel in water to make a paste, then apply to
the face.
Also, herbal remedies can be very useful in the treatment and
prevention of acne. Chamomile, lavender, juniper, bergamot,
dandelion root, and burdock root can all be used to reduce toxicity
in the skin and improve its overall condition. Other herbs like
echinacea and poke root have anti-inflammatory properties that
can help to reduce the swelling and reduce of the blocked oil
gland. Red clover may be beneficial for its estrogenic action and
witch hazel has excellent astringent properties and may be very
effective for cleansing acne prone skin.
About the Author Greg Mauro is a staff author at Acne Solution News as well as Help For Health and its conglomerate sites.
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