What acne product will not irritate my skin?

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1. Marius M says:

   February 20, 2010 at 3:07 am

   Hi, I am a DIY person so I am always looking for homemade stuff instead of buying.

   As a teenager I had acne. Like you never heard that .I waited to grow past teen-age years to get rid of acne. I learned it was caused by hormonal imbalances natural at that age.

   I looked into the matter and I found out many natural home remedies for acne. Most of them will help your skin heal from the damage caused by your acne, but they won’t cure the acne.

   But I didn’t give up. One theory that made sense to me is that you need to treat the internal problem causing acne. That is – hormonal imbalances, toxines etc..

   How can you do that? – Primarily you must help the liver, the pancreas and the kidney.

   I am currently using "Apple Cider Vinegar" which is a natural cure for acne.

   Apple Cider Vinegar is an effective natural agent that cures acne by killing the bacteria and balancing our skin’s pH level (which is a measure of acidity). It also absorbs excessive oil from our skin, which is a leading cause of acne.

   In the spring I will take a Dandelion cure.

   Dandelion shuns wet places, it has two outstanding qualities: it is useful in disorders of the liver and of the gallbladder.
   Dandelion and Stinging Nettle have a blood purifying effect. They aide the functions of the liver and the pancreas, thus reducing the hormonal imbalances in the body.

   Infusion: 1 heaped tablespoon of roots is soaked in cold water overnight, brought to the boil and strained next day. This amount is apportionately sipped, half an hour before and half an hour after breakfast.

   I also recommend a Nettle cure as an acne remedy.

   - Wear gloves when handling fresh nettle plants.
   - Remove leaves from stems and discard stems.
   - Fill a teapot full of nettle leaves
   - Pour boiling water over the leaves.
   - Steep for 5 minutes.
   - Add honey and/or lemon if desired and drink.

   The tea will be somewhat bitter. However, it is quite nutritious an especially high in calcium.

   Other quick homemade acne treatments I found to keep your skin clean:

   1. Garlic is an excellent treatment for acne, in case you did not know. Just rub with a garlic clove cut in two over the acne, or cut into slivers a garlic clove and apply over acne with a plaster, leaving overnight to act;

   2. Onion is a good apprentice in the fight against acne and its traces when it disappears. Make a puree with the blender and apply it as a facial mask once a week;

   3. Lemon juice applied to skin helps to close pores, and to increase the brightness of skin;

   4. Baking soda mixed with vegetal soap (preferably soap made only from olive oil or vegetable oil) is the best antibacterial scrub the skin;

   5. Mixture of fine sea salt to whites of an egg is very good for sensitive skin attacked by acne. Apply as a mask and remove easily with circular movements;

   6. Honey can be applied as a mask for acne skin;

   7. Vinegar is a good tonic antiseptic for acne, acting very gentle if you mix in equal proportion with water or green tea;

   8. Yogurt is very effective and safe for skin prone to acne. Apply directly from the jar, let it react 5-10 minutes, then rinse;

   9. Cut a gauze circle about the size of the face, soak it in fresh made green tea (very hot but not boiling) and apply on face. Let dry and remove carefully;

   10. Herbs such as echinacea, rosemary, dill and parsley are great for teas and infusions wich purify the skin.
2. Anthony says:

   February 20, 2010 at 3:07 am

   oral medication known as Isotretinoin (Accutane) is one of the most effective treatments with successful results. However, all these medications can cause negative side effects and it is important that you inform your health practitioner or dermatologist immediately.

   It is also important to develop a good skincare routine that involves cleansing your skin in the mornings, evenings and after workouts. By adjusting your lifestyle and incorporating a healthy diet, exercise, drinking lots of water and getting adequate sleep will also help to make a significant difference to your skin’s appearance.

   Herbs have proven to be a more natural, gentle alternative for the treatment of acne rather than the harsh, synthetic chemicals used in over-the-counter products and conventional medications. Not only are herbal remedies safe and effective to use, they also support the skin, immune and digestive systems.

   Two carefully selected herbal ingredients such as Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree Oil), Azadirachta indica and Arctium lappa contain antibacterial, anti-fungal and antiseptic properties and are not only effective for acne but for other skin conditions too. Other herbs such as Aspalathus linearis (Rooibos) and Bulbine frutescence have wonderful antioxidant and healing properties and also help to prevent skin infection and provide ongoing relief. In addition, Lavender Essential Oil acts as a circulatory stimulant and antiseptic, and is used to treat burns and wounds and to prevent scarring.

   Detailed information on such remedies can be had here http://www.healthherbsandnutrition.com/remedies/a/acne.htm
3. ArbonneGal says:

   February 20, 2010 at 3:07 am

   You should try Arbonne. my younger bro uses it and it really helped. Email me if you want and i can help you out.