blackheads, redness, inflammation and painful irritation. Excessive
secretion of sebum can block the hair follicle opening, between the
sebaceous gland towards the surface of the skin. Normally sebum
facilitates the removal of the dead cells from the inner lining of the
hair follicles by carrying them towards the external surface of skin
Nature's Treatments for Acne Prone Skin
• Garlic has antibiotic effects so it can be used to control bacteria
as an acne treatment.
• Vitamins A & C are present in tomatoes so tomatoes have anti-oxidant
effects. Skin revitalization is helped by regular vitamin C intake and
skin maintenance is greatly helped by vitamin A.
• Always try to use medicated and oil-free cosmetics.
• Do not clean your face with a scrubbing action, use gentle motion.
• Off-the-shelf scrubs can irritate the skin so use them carefully or
avoid them altogether.
• Never try to squeeze pimples with your fingers as most of the time
they heal much better and even faster without doing this.
• Always try to use medicated cleansers rather than non-medicated.
• Cream based face cleansers can contribute to the problem for people
with typically oily skin.
• Mix orange peel powder with water and apply it on your face's
affected area. Use warm water to wash the mask from your face after
approx. after 20 minutes - you will see the results.
• Because of its anti-bacterial effects Indian neem can also be
utilized in treatment of acne.
• Raw papaya juice is another good treatment of acne – apply directly
to the skins affected area.
• Cucumber is also regularly included in the list of natural
treatments of acne, you can apply cucumber juice to the acne prone
areas of your face to help cleanse and calm irritated skin.
An essential component of treating acne is the continuous cleansing of
excess sebum oil from the pores. In most drugstores, acne sufferers
will typically find several skin washes and pore cleansers designed to
treat acne. The most effective face washes will include 2.5% Benzoyl
Peroxide or 2% Salicylic Acid. Benzoyl Peroxide and Salicylic Acid are
among the best acne treating medicated substances.
In more serious cases, a specialized acne treatment product is
necessary. Breakouts around the hairline and on the scalp are best
treated with a shampoo for oily hair and a deep cleansing conditioner.
To reduce uneven irritated skin and razor bumps, a clear pore shave
cream should be used.
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