Acne Cure - Acne Cure Naturally With Clear Skin Secrets

Most of the people who suffer from acne problem go out and spend good money on common over-the-counter acne treatment products. The truth is that, most of these skin care products are full of chemicals that can actually slow down the healing of acne, and irritate the skin, causing farther breakouts. When an acne care product has many ingredients listed on it, it can be hard to know if one of those ingredients is actually stopping people from having success. It can be even harder when people can not pronounce the ingredient, much less know what it is and how it is going to affect their skin.

Most mainstream acne care treatments are not only much more expensive than common household items, but they also do not always work as well either. There are some basic household items that can rather work wonders on clearing up the skin. Baking soda is a very economical cooking ingredient that most people have in their homes already; baking soda can be used as a great scrub. The actual purpose of a scrub is to exfoliate the facial skin, removing dead skin that can eventually clog pores and lead to acne spots. To get started people will want to mix a small amount of baking soda with some water for form a paste. Baking soda is very effective as a natural scrub, so people want to be sure to be extra careful when applying it to their face. People need to massage gently the paste into their skin for ten to fifteen seconds and then should rinse the baking soda off, and pat their face dry with a clean towel.

Apple Cider Vinegar is another natural product can be used for acne cure. Though most of the people that use vinegar to treat their acne use the apple cider form of vinegar, they can also use plain old regular vinegar. Regardless of which type they use, vinegar can be very helpful with it comes to clearing up acne. It can naturally kill off acne causing bacteria, balance the skin's pH, and absorb extra oil on the skin. Starting with dry and clean skin people need to apply diluted vinegar (eight parts water to one part vinegar) directly to their skin with a cotton ball, and leave it on. If people want, they can also use a stronger vinegar solution (say, 2 or 3 parts water to 1 part vinegar), and apply it directly to problem areas, rinsing it off after ten minutes.

Lemon or lime juice can also be an effective substitution of vinegar. Both of these citrus juices are rich in citric acid, and can exfoliate the skin very well, halting the growth of acne spots, as well as fading previous, non-active acne quicker. Egg Whites are rich in protein and for that, these can be used as a mask to heal and rebuild the skin. Egg white can also help to absorb excess amount of oil from the skin. To get started people need to crack an egg, removing the yolk so that just the egg whites are left behind and then beat these egg whites, and apply them directly to the face and should let it sit for fifteen minutes, and then rinse the egg off.

• Matt Thompson
• 23/02/2009, 4:59 PM
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