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Home remedies for Acne

If you were looking for home remedies for acne you have come to the right place because here we are going to teach you how you can keep your skin healthy without having to use any chemicals. It is very important to have a skin cleaning routine and it should include: washing your face, using an astringent to maintain the balance of your PH, moisturizer and every once in a while applying a mask. If you stick to your daily routine, eat healthy and exercise you can keep your acne under control. Home remedies are the best because you can make them using ingredients you have in your house. We have for you some home remedies for acne which you can use in the most common areas of our bodies acne tends to appear.


Home remedies for Acne





Lemon juice in Acne treatment

Lemon juice applied regularly on acne reduces it effectively. The Vitamin C in it does the trick. Lemon juice mixed with same amount of mint will also reduce inflammation.



Fenugreek paste

A paste of the fenugreek leaves when applied on the acne and left over night and then washed away with warm water in the morning not only prevents acne but blackheads too.



Wash your face twice daily

It is very important to keep your face clean and the only way you can do this is if you wash your face twice a day: once in the morning and once at night. If you want to get rid of acne we recommend washing your face with tea tree soap or lavender soap. From time to time you should scrub your face using a mixture made out of: water, uncooked oatmeal and cornstarch. Rub the mixture on your face and wash off.



Orange peel


Orange Peel is also a good remedy for Acne treatment – Crushed orange peel with water base applied on acne is effective. Face scrub made of orange peels and gram flour is also effective.



Garlic for Acne

Garlic contains allicin, which is a natural antibiotic. Take 2-3 garlic cloves. Crush them to make a paste. Apply this paste on the affected parts of the skin. For sensitive skin, mix yogurt in the garlic paste before applying.


Tea tree oil

The essential oil extracted from the leaves of a tree native to Australia, tea tree oil has been proven to work just as well against acne as benzoyl peroxide, an ingredient commonly found in conventional acne creams. Apply sparingly to blemishes and avoid the area around the eyes. Tea tree oil is not the best remedy for those with acne rosacea, as it can cause irritation. Never take tea tree oil internally.



Aloe

Long valued for its skin healing properties, aloe vera is the soothing gel of a succulent plant. While aloe may not prevent acne from occurring in the first place, it does ease swelling, redness and inflammation and helps heal existing blemishes. Simply rub the gel on the affected area twice a day.


Activated charcoal

Consisting of charcoal that has been treated with oxygen to make it highly porous, this product is used to trap carbon-based impurities. Taken internally, it may help clear toxins from the system, potentially assisting in the prevention of acne. It also can be applied to the skin topically in a paste with water or gentle soap or as a mask with bentonite clay. Find it in capsule form in drugstores or health food stores.


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