Thursday 22 September 2011
tip to getting rid of acne
Acne is one of the big problems among women all over the world. There are lots of Medical treatments available for Acne and medicines too, But most of them leaves side effects on your body or Skin. If you have a good complexion, but having acne on your face, It will definitely effect on your personality and reduce your grace and beauty. Fair complexion looks very dull and skin surface become uneven because of Acne. Here I have some very good and very easy remedies to reduce acne from your face and gives you very fresh and healthy look, Have a look on bellow Remedies:
Drink water as much as you can in a day, minimum drinking of 10 glass of water can help to get rid of acne ,wrinkles which are very common in ladies.
Grind cinnamon powder and mix it in pure Honey, apply it on your face half an hour and then wash your face with Luke warm water it will defiantly reduce your acne in just 15 days .
Take a raw papaya and rub it on your face for 15 minutes very gently then leave it unwashed for an hour and wash your face after one hour. it is very useful I also applied it on my face and get very quick result.
Mix Lemon Juice and Rose water in equal quantity and apply on pimples with cotton, leave it for a night and wash your face with luke warm water it also improves complexion.
Take fenugreek leaves and grind them in rose water freeze them and apply one cube daily, gently rub on face and wash it, it improves complexion as well as it reduce acne and scars too .
Avoid using harsh medicated scrubs, skin-peelers or cleansing agents. Better still, use a herbal cleansing-cum-soothing face pack that will soften and cleanse the skin without abrading it.
Washing the skin with fresh buttermilk, and then rinsing it well with warm water maintains the pH balance of the skin, thereby making it a difficult proposition for bacteria to thrive.
A jambul seed, dipped in water and rubbed on a smooth-surfaced stone or chopping board, will yield a thin paste. Apply this selectively only on the pimples. Let it dry. Wash it off with warm water.
A face pack made with either gram flour or lentil powder and half a teaspoonful of turmeric can be used on alternate days. If you are sensitive to gram flour, replace with lentil powder.
Take a teaspoonful each of lightly roasted mustard seeds, dried orange peel powder and buchanania letifolia. Grind these together with a little water and apply on the face. Let the pack dry. Wash it off with warm water.
Scars left by healed pimples or acne lesions can be got rid off by using a pack made up of a tablespoonful of lentils, ground with a teaspoonful of milk, with a pinch of camphor added, and a few drops of hot, fresh ghee. Mix well and apply. When it dries, gently rub it off and wash with warm water.
Fresh garlic paste applied on individual pimples gives anti microbial protection to the lesion and helps it to heal. However, it may cause a little burning as its sulphur-containing volatile oils are very pungent. Its bactericidal effects are more potent than carbolic acid. Use initially on a single pimple, as in some cases the irritation caused may be too much to bear.
Dried orange peel, moistened and gently rubbed over the skin stimulates circulation and acts as a very gentle scrub to get rid of dried scabs.
Grind a teaspoonful of dried onion seeds with a little milk. Add half a teaspoonful of fresh lime juice and apply it on the pimples. Leave overnight. Wash it off in the morning.
Fuller’s earth: Take one-third of a cup of finely powdered Fuller’s earth, and add a tablespoonful of fresh potato juice to it. This makes a good deep-cleansing mask. Wash it off with warm water and then splash cold water on the face.
Make a paste of neem leaves with turmeric powder. Apply on affected area. Wash it off after 20-30 minutes with lukewarm water.
Take one-third of a cup of pureed tomatoes. Add fine oatmeal and a teaspoonful of honey to make a paste. Apply this as a thick mask. Leave it on for 10-15 minutes and wash it off with warm water. This cleanses and clears blocked pores.
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