May 7, 2009
Guide To Natural Acne Treatments
Most people end up spending a lot of money on common over-the-counter acne treatment medications. Unfortunately, most of these products contain chemicals that may eventually slow down the healing of acne. Besides this, they may also cause skin irritation, which can lead to further breakouts. Most of these acne treatments are not only more expensive than household items but they may also not necessarily work as desired. There are many natural remedies that can be used to treat acne problems. Here are a few things that you can do to start healing your acne.
Household Items For Acne Treatment
Baking Soda is a common household item that is used as a cooking ingredient. It can be used as a scrub too. A scrub helps to exfoliate the skin and remove dead skin cells that can eventually lead to the development of acne. You can prepare the scrub by mixing a small amount of baking soda with some water to form a paste. Since baking soda is highly effective as a scrub, one should be very careful when applying it onto the face. Apply the paste gently and leave it on for a few seconds. Then, rinse your face with water and dry it with a clean towel.
Plain or Apple Cider vinegar can be very useful in clearing up your acne by killing the acne causing bacteria, balancing your skin's pH, and absorbing the extra oil present on your skin. After applying a proper proportion of the diluted vinegar on the skin and leaving it on for about ten minutes, we should rinse our face with water thoroughly. Vinegar can also be substituted by lemon juice, as both of them are rich in citric acid.
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May 7, 2009
blob :] @ 4:30 pm:
What about milk and oatmeal? does that work? I think it would help exfoliate, and the milk would help your skin from getting dry…right? or am I wrong :s