Homemade acne treatment myths
Home remedy Acne skin care treatment products range from the ordinary to the downright ludicrous. I am sure you have all see the teas and various poltices that are given to clear acne.These include making a face rub from tomatoes , or from vine and blackberry leaves, even rubbing an orange all over your face!
I am sure you do not want to sitting at home with a stick of rhubarb stuck up your nose , in the vain attempt to clear your acne problem, but I am sure that soon that will appear somewhere.
Let us be sure , you do not want to rub citric acid all over your face , nor do you want to have a bowl of smelly leaves , all mushed , sitting in the refrigerator ready to spread over your face.
There are some natural remedies that can work.
Such as the oats and yoghurt mix, which does work very well on some and is 100% not harmful.Simply it is just those ingredients , and nothing more .Live yoghurt is known for its skin regenerative properties and on its own can help the skin repair , rejuvinate and even alleviate the effects of sunburn. Oats have been known for a long time to be very useful in repairing skin damage and has been highly recommended for all types of homemade skin washes.These two ingredients , together or on their own are non acidic, in fact neutral, and are safe and non damaging.Unless you gave allergies to either dairy or cereal, gluten, in which case iot is not advisable!
You could continue to search for a homemade , around the house, gem , but the chances of finding an undiscovered cure , lost to the modern world and never rediscovered , is virtually impossible.
The myth of Honey
Honey has been long known for its antibiotic properties, and has been in use for thousands of years .Currently , it is used to line a dressing for open wounds, and is very effective . Rubbing into the face for acne prevention or the control of breakouts? Sorry , no , not a chance.
The use of Garlic as an acne remedy.
Taken internally , garlic is a great way to purify the blood , and is also an antibiotic, in a suitably large , constant dose.The oil exuded from the skin, is also an antibiotic and the oil also provides a skin rejuvinating action too.Rub it on your face? Well , no! Garlic is extremely irritant , and in small doses can be ok , but more likely, after a few minutes , if you do not feel burning, you will see your face turn red and not with embarrassment!
I have seen these posts marked as under the kitchen counter acne remedies , when in fact they should be called ancient herbal remedies for acne that I just made up.
March 1st, 2010 at 7:10 pm
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