Home Remedies for Acne

Acne, which causes skin eruptions and inflammation, occurs principally during the adolescence/teenage years and affects nearly 90% of the young. Adults are also affected. Home Remedies for Acne not only cure acne but also make it safe from the adverse effects of chemical ingredients which are likely to further damage the skin. Home Remedies for Acne are on the rise because of these reasons.

The signs and symptoms of acne vary from person to person but some of the more common signs are the development of blackheads, whiteheads and large, firm nodules under the surface of the skin, pus filled pustules and cysts which are extremely painful. Pimples are a type of non inflammatory acne characterized by red spots. Symptoms of acne could also include swelling and irritation of the skin, dry itchy skin. Acne very often leads to scarring of the skin.

It is advisable to use natural home remedies for acne in order to avoid serious side effects of drugs. Home remedies for acne are 100% safe and effective. Regular use of natural remedies will not cause any harm.

How to Make Home Remedies for Acne

Acne is often caused by bacteria and Tea Tree Oil is very effective against acne as it contains bacteria-fighting substances called Terpenes which either kills them or weakens them enough to be destroyed by protective antibodies.

Aloe Vera, which is enzyme-rich and has very soothing anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, is a highly effective natural cure against acne. It helps clean up and detox the digestive tract, which in turn clears the skin.

Mix 1 tablespoon groundnut oil with 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice and take it every day. It prevents formation of blackheads and acne.

Apply grated potatoes as a poultice. This treats skin blemishes, wrinkles, boils, pimples, blackheads, whiteheads etc.

Apply on the affected areas a paste of sandalwood with rose water. Keep it on for 20-30 minutes and then wash it off with lukewarm water.

Apply the juice of raw papaya (include the skin and seed) on swelling pimples or acne.

Apply ripe tomato pulp on acne pimples and wash it off after one hour.

Apply a paste of turmeric powder in mint juice on the affected areas. Wash it off with lukewarm water after 20-30 minutes.

Make a paste of roasted and powdered pomegranate skin with fresh lime juice. Apply over boils, acne, pimple, blackheads and whiteheads.

Prepare a paste of ground sesame seeds with water as poultice and apply. This cures inflammation of the skin due to allergies, skin rashes, and acne.

Every night apply fresh mint juice on the face. This helps cure pimples or acne.

Drinking of wheatgrass juice is likely to remove acne.

Make a paste of salt in vinegar. Rub it on the pimples. Wash it off after 20-30 minutes with lukewarm water.

You can get relief from acne by applying watermelon pulp on the affected areas.

Honey and cinnamon pastes are widely used for getting rid of acne.

Wash your face regularly with salt water to get rid of oil and dirt.

Dampen a cotton ball with apple cider vinegar and apply it to your acne marks.
Make a paste of sandalwood with a few drops of rosewater and apply it on the scarred area. Leave the paste on for more than an hour. Then wash with warm water.

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