
You can have clearer skin in a short period of time for far less money than you’d spend buying medical creams and pills. Often, you don’t have to use anything. You just have to adjust a few things that you do in your daily routine to help clear up your acne. Wouldn’t that be awesome? Natural remedies have worked for others, and these remedies can work for you too. Try several of these methods until you find the combination of natural products that work for you.
Here are 50 tips you can use that will naturally help you clear up that dreaded acne and reclaim healthy, clear skin:
It will be 10 tips in 5 articles serial and we will but the links to each article so you can follow the serial easy
1. Baking Soda: When you think baking soda, you probably think of keeping your refrigerator fresh. Baking soda, in fact, does much more. For acne, mix baking soda and water in equal parts. Use them to make a paste you can apply to your face. Don’t put it all over your face. You’ll only want to put it on each individual acne spot. It’s usually easier to use a Q-Tip and dab it on. Leave it on your face until it dries. This usually takes around 10 minutes. Wash it off in water that is very cold. This helps close pores. Generally, doing this twice each day can give results.
2. Lemon Juice—Lemons have citric acid which fights bacteria that cause acne. It’s easy to use as an acne treatment. Simply cut a lemon in half. Then rub the open side of the lemon gently on your face. You will feel it stinging, which mean it is working. Leave it on for about 10 minutes. Be sure to wash the lemon juice off. When you use lemon juice for your acne, you probably should use sunscreen if you’re going outdoors. The citric acid can sometimes bleach the skin. This can make your skin more sensitive and makes it a higher risk of sun damage.
3. Potatoes—Slice a small, raw potato in half. Rub it on the acne. You want to rub it only on the affected areas, not your entire face. Potatoes not only have a healing effect but are also an anti-inflammatory. This will help with that embarrassing and irritating swelling and redness acne can have on your face.When you’re finished, wash the potato residue off of your face gently.
4. Toothpaste—This works well for pimples. If you have one or two that you want to get rid of quickly, simply apply toothpaste to it. Toothpaste contains silica which dries out and reduces the size of a pimple overnight if you leave it on. Toothpaste that has silica but not sodium lauryl sulfate works best. Most big name brand kinds of toothpaste have sodium lauryl sulfate, so stick with the simple, natural ones when you use it to treat your acne.
5. Ice—Ice has been used for years to treat inflammation in the body. That’s why when there’s swelling from any kind of an injury, ice is applied to the affected area. For acne, ice is used because it closes pores as well as helps reduce the inflammation of acne. If you have big pores, you can take ice cubes and rub them gently over the problem spots. Ice or even cold packs, work to constrict blood vessels beneath the skin. This causes irritation and/or inflammation to be less noticeable.
6. Tea Tree Oil—It is a well-known anti-fungal and antibacterial remedy. It’s herbal, so it’s great for mild-moderate acne. In tests, it has been just as effective as benzoyl peroxide for acne. The benzoyl peroxide may work more quickly, but tea tree oil will have fewer side effects and treat your acne naturally.
7. Aspirin—You’ll want to crush the aspirin and form a paste. Then use a Q-Tip or your finger to apply the paste on each a pimple and let it dry. Aspirin contains salicylic acid. They use this in most acne treatments because it will destroy bacteria which cause acne. It dries out pimples while it fights bacteria. Leave the mixture on your face for 10-15 minutes and wash off gently.
8. Alum—You can check the spice aisle in your local grocery store and look for Potassium alum. It is also used in natural deodorants and styptic to help reduce bleeding after a cut because it’s a natural antiseptic and astringent that shrinks skin tissue. It works better in block form than power. Just wipe it over your acne gently to avoid irritating pimples.
9. Reduce refined carbohydrates from your diet—Things like bread, pasta, etc. can cause your acne to worsen. You should also try to cut back on sugar. You may want to use a little natural sugar, but eating a lot of sweets will negatively affect your acne. When you’re looking for something to munch on, instead of candy bars, go for things that are healthier, such as fruits and vegetables.
10. Fermented foods—Foods such as sauerkraut, kefir, natural yogurt or goat cheese contain pro-biotic and enzymes which help reduce acne. Adding these to your diet can be beneficial when you’re struggling with acne breakouts.
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