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How to Cure Acne Through Home Remedies

June 26, 2009 by mastenk · Leave a Comment
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Nick Mutt asked:


Acne is one of the most common skin problems that affect many people in the world. Many people trying to cure their skin problem through medicine, cream, diet or exercise. Many people are now looking towards natural, safe and effective home remedies for acne. Home remedies are simple, convenient and economical. It has no side effect.

Home remedies are a great, simple and safe way to cure acne and other skin related problems without the short term or long term affects that can be caused by drugs or medicine and injections. Vitamin supplements, 8-10 glass of water in a day and regular exercise will help to detoxify our bodies, and improve our skin health. Carrot juice or raw carrot will help a lot to get rid of acne naturally.

Lemon juice with rose water can give magical benefits to cure acne. Apply 2 tablespoon lemon juice with 2 tablespoon of rose water on your face and rinse it only after 20-25 minutes. This application also has the effect of lightening the skin blemishes.

Mix mint juice with turmeric powder and apply on the acne. Wash your face with lukewarm water then apply this paste. Paste of cucumber can be used as a facial mask; it is one of the good home remedies for acne. Leave it on your face for about 25 minutes. Do this daily; it will prevent acne from breaking out.

Make a paste of cucumber and use it as a facial mask. This will prevent acne from breaking out. Garlic paste also helps to cure acne naturally. Apply garlic paste on your face and rinse well after 5-10 minutes. Acne will be disappearing after some applications.

Apply vinegar and water solution on your face with cotton wool and leave it for 15 minutes. Cucumber juice application is one of the good home remedies for acne. Do not touch your acne, touching acne can be dangerous for your skin, it can leave a scar on your face. Wash your face with good face wash or lukewarm water while you go to bed. This will reduce the chances of acne. Washing face twice or thrice daily is great, safest and easy prevention of acne. These are the few safe and effective home remedies for acne.

Disclaimer: This article is not meant to provide health advice and is for general information only. Always seek the insights of a qualified health professional before embarking on any health program.

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How To Cure Acne With Effective Home Remedies

June 23, 2009 by mastenk · Leave a Comment
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If you are suffering with acne and are on a tight budget, or you are completely confused by all of the Over the Counter (OTC) acne remedies available and don\’t know which one, if any, to use there are natural \”home remedies\” that can be used to treat and actually cure acne.

Home remedies are generally much less expensive that OTC products, and many of the ingredients are common household items.

Here is a List of Acne Home Remedies that You Can Use: 

 

* Hydrogen Peroxide – with a cotton ball, dab some hydrogen peroxide on acne areas. Hydrogen peroxide kills bacteria and is also a drying agent.

* Salt Water – if you have really oily skin, use warm (not hot) salt water to wash your face. Salt water cleans the skin, getting rid of the excess oil. Regular store bought salt can be used but natural sea salt is even better.

* Baking Soda - a good skin wash that really cleans clogged pores. Take a tablespoon of baking soda and mix with a small amount of warm water until it forms a paste. Apply gently to the face with a circular motion, being careful not to get it into your eyes, and leave it on for about 30 seconds. Rinse with warm water. Do this twice a day.

* Witch Hazel – try dabbing witch hazel on problem acne areas with a cotton ball 2 to 3 times a day. Witch hazel comes from a flowering plant, and has been used for centuries as a natural astringent.

* Aloe Vera – known for its healing properties, aloe vera has also been used for centuries to heal skin problems and burns. Many people swear by aloe vera cream or gel to cure acne.

* Lemon Juice – obviously lemon juice is very acidic and is used by many to exfoliate the skin. Take some fresh squeezed lemon juice and apply it to your face and/or other acne problem areas. It\’s safe to use as an overnight facial mask – just remember to rinse it off with warm water in the morning…

* Tea Tree Oil – has been used for years as an antiseptic and anti-bacterial. Try dabbibg the oil on specific acne areas with a cotton ball. Tea tree oil is potent, so don\’t use it over large areas of your face. You can buy it at most any drugstore.

* Oatmeal Mask - a great home remedy for acne that leaves your skin feeling soft and smooth. You can either cook the oatmeal, then put it in the refrigerator until cool, or you can mix the uncooked oatmeal with water (purified water is best for your skin) until it forms a paste. Either way, apply it to your face and leave it on for about 30 minutes, then rinse off with warm water and pat your face dry. Use this mask twice a day.

* Vinegar – vinegar or apple cider vinegar is a natural bacteria killer and absorbs oil. Take a cotton ball and soak it in the vinegar (either kind of vinegar will do) diluted with water, and apply it to the acne areas.

Try some of these home remedies on your acne for a few weeks – some will work better for you than others, so experiment and find out which ones help to clear your acne.

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