Treating acne with common natural remedies

Treating acne with common natural remedies

Acne is an annoying skin disease that can occur in young children, adolescents, and adults regardless of age. Fortunately, acne can be easily treated and there are various self-treatment methods. However, if self-treatment is ineffective, acne spreads all over the face, and allergic reactions appear after using acne products, you should visit a hospital.

Washing properly

Find the right cleanser. If possible, choose a product that does not irritate your skin. Also, choose a product that does not contain alcohol to avoid additional irritation to your skin. If you are not sure which cleanser to use, go to a cosmetic store or dermatologist for recommendations.

Soak your face with lukewarm water.

 Cold water has the effect of shrinking the pores. However, the reason to wash your face is to remove the dirt, oil and bacteria from your skin by opening your pores while washing your face.

Apply a cleanser to your face.

Apply only with your fingertips. Using a separate sponge or towel irritates the skin
Avoid rubbing your skin while washing your face. It may irritate the skin of the face. After applying the cleanser, let it sit for a few minutes.

Rinse with lukewarm water

Again, wash your face with warm or lukewarm water to open up your pores and wash away dirt and bacteria.

Remove skin moisture by tapping with a clean towel

Do not rub your face with a towel or towel. The skin is irritated. In addition, rubbing can make acne worse by spreading bacteria and dust all over your face. Instead, gently tap the face with a towel to remove moisture.

Apply moisturizer if needed.

Many people with acne try to avoid moisturizers. However, our skin needs moisture to stay healthy. In addition, washing the face makes the skin dry, so if this situation is repeated, the skin becomes red, itchy, and has a burning sensation (burning sensation). Basically, the skin turns dry. Therefore, apply a moisturizer, but use oil-free ingredients. After washing your face, apply a moisturizer to your face gently with your fingertips to prevent the skin from drying out.

Treating acne with common natural remedies

Use Australian tea tree oil.

 Tea tree oil is an essential oil with a subtle scent, and is only extracted from tea tree trees grown in Australia. This tea tree oil can be used with confidence because there is clinical evidence that it is effective against some skin diseases including acne. In addition, tea tree oil is a natural astringent and improves immunity. High immunity has helped fight acne

 Use lemon juice (juice) for acne

. Lemon juice acts as a natural disinfectant. This means that it can get rid of bacteria that cause acne. In addition, lemon juice promotes blood circulation in the skin, mobilizing the body's essential nutrients to help fight acne. Follow the steps below to treat acne with lemon juice.

Wash your face as usual.

Squeeze a large lemon into a bowl of juice. You only need to collect about 2 teaspoons. Maybe you need another lemon, so measure the amount well and squeeze it. Don't buy lemon juice at the store because it's annoying. The difference in effect cannot be compared. Buying and using preservative-processed lemon juice that is not salty directly from the lemon may make your face look worse.
Use a cotton ball or cotton swab to apply lemon juice to your acne. It is important to do it one by one.
If you use this method during the day, you should wait at least 30 minutes for the lemon juice to dry on your skin. When it is dry, you can wash it off with cool water. 

Use honey.

 There is still controversy over the effectiveness of honey for acne treatment, but some claim that honey's antibacterial activity is effective in treating acne. These people say New Zealand's Manuka honey or raw honey is the best treatment for acne. Manuka honey or raw raw honey can be purchased through marts, health food stores, and the Internet.

Before applying honey to acne, apply a little along the jaw line. And wait 30 minutes to see if there are any side effects. If you have a skin problem, of course, you should not apply it to acne.
Honey can be used in two ways. It is applied by applying it to the acne one by one or by applying it as a mask over the entire face.
Apply honey and wait 30 minutes before rinsing with cool water. If you want, you can wait longer and wash.
You can add about 1/2 teaspoon of cinnamon powder to honey. This can promote blood circulation in the face and enjoy additional antibacterial effects.

Rub tomatoes on acne. 

Tomatoes are naturally rich in vitamins A, C and antioxidants, making them great for acne treatment. Besides, it is convenient because you can buy it anywhere. When used on the skin, tomatoes shrink pores and reduce the size of acne. The method itself is very easy and it takes very little time, so let's try it.

Cut the small tomato in half.
Rub the inside of the tomato, cut in half, on the pimple area. Of course, throw away used tomatoes.
Let the tomato juice soak into your skin for a few seconds.
After that, wash your face with warm water.
Repeating this process twice a day works best. You can use the remaining tomatoes for the second try.

Apply a yogurt mask pack to your face. 

Yogurt opens pores, exfoliates skin and absorbs oil.
Pour 1 tablespoon of plain yogurt and apply it evenly over your face.
Wait 15 minutes, then rinse with cool water.
Repeat this process once a day.