4 Homemade Acne Natural Remedies

Sunday, 22 November 2015

Natural Solutions for Banishing Blackheads and Achieving Clear, Healthy Skin

     Dealing with persistent blackheads can be a frustrating challenge, especially for those grappling with acne. A whopping 75 percent of people experience the struggle with blackheads at some point in their lives, often finding these stubborn blemishes particularly prevalent around the nose area. Rather than investing in expensive acne products claiming miraculous results, explore the effectiveness of natural remedies that address the root cause of blackheads – clogged pores.

Understanding the Cause: Blackheads form when the pores of the skin become congested due to an excess production of oil by the sebaceous glands. This common issue can create the impression that blackheads are a permanent fixture on your face, but with the right natural remedies, you can bid them farewell.

Four Natural Homemade Remedies:

1. Almond Powder, Fuller's Earth, and Glycerin Soap Paste:
• Combine almond powder, fuller's earth, and glycerin soap in a 4:1:2 ratio.
• Mix with hot water to form a paste.
• Once cooled, apply the mixture to blackheads.
2. Epsom Salt, Iodine, and Hot Water Paste:
• Mix 1 tsp. of Epsom salt, 3 drops of iodine, and ¼ cup of hot water.
• Let the mixture cool and apply to affected areas.
• Allow the paste to dry and remove with a wet, warm washcloth.
3. Pomegranate Skin and Lime Juice Paste:
• Combine powdered pomegranate skin with lime juice to form a paste.
• Apply to affected areas, let it dry, and remove with a wet washcloth.
4. Fenugreek Leaves Paste:
• Use fresh fenugreek leaves and water to create a paste.
• Apply to the face and leave it on overnight.
• Remove in the morning with a warm washcloth.

Additional Acne Home Treatments: For a comprehensive adult acne home treatment, consider incorporating nonprescription lotions, creams, and soaps into your skincare routine. Effective ingredients include alpha-hydroxy acids, salicylic acid, tea tree oil, and benzoyl peroxide. These products contribute not only to the treatment of acne and blackheads but also to the overall health and clarity of your skin.

                 By incorporating these four natural remedies into your skincare routine, you can effectively eliminate blackheads and bid farewell to the perpetual question of how to get rid of them. Embracing natural acne treatment products not only addresses the symptoms but also promotes the healing of your skin, leaving you with a clear and healthy complexion.

 

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How to Unclog Pores the Naturally?

Friday, 16 October 2015

Our pores become clogged easily because of the dirt and pollution that we have to face every day. This is also aggravated when we are fond of using makeup and when we just leave it on while sleeping or when we don't remove it completely.

When our pores are clogged by these things, it's important that we learn how to unclog them; it's even better if we learn how to unclog them the natural way. So how do you unclog pores naturally?


1. Do not ever forget to wash your face...

Washing your face twice a day, especially before going to bed is one of the natural ways to unclog your pores. Washing your face is obviously important since it will remove the dirt, oils, makeup, and even bacteria that, if left alone on your face, can surely cause a lot of problems that are worse than having clogged pores.


2. But don't wash too much.

However, washing too much is another matter. Over-washing and frequently scrubbing and rubbing your face with a washcloth should never be included on your list of ways to keep your pores unclogged. Instead of washing away dirt and bacteria, over-washing will just rupture your clogged pores and damage the delicate lining of your skin. It can also strip your skin from its natural moisture, making it dry.


3. Steam at home

Steaming is probably one of the best methods. You can do this at home (no need to go to the spa) by soaking a towel in hot or lukewarm water and then pressing it on your face, washing your face with lukewarm water, or you can also boil water and keep your face a foot from the steam (just be careful!). The hot water will allow the pores to open, so that it's easier to unclog them by using a gentle cleanser. Afterward, wash your face with cold water or even place some ice cubes gently along your face; the cold water or the ice will close your pores back up.

4. Have a citrus rub

Rub an orange peel or fresh lemon juice on your face. Orange and lemon contains acidic properties that are found to have cleaning properties good for removing blackheads. It also contains ascorbic acid, which clears the oils, bacteria, and pollutants on the face, making both these citrus fruits one of the cheapest and most natural methods.


5. Apply your homemade mask/paste

Another method is to apply a flour mask by taking a gram of flour and mixing it with rose water and a few drops of lemon. This can minimize your enlarged pores and even get rid of open pores. You can also use some whipped egg whites with a few drops of lemon, a mashed avocado, or papaya paste as another pore minimizer option.


Having clean and unclogged pores is one of the secrets to smooth and pimple-free skin. When our pores are clogged, skin problems, such as blackheads, whiteheads, and follicle irritation resulting in pimples and acne, can happen. This is exactly the reason why women have to know how to unclog pores so that they'll maintain the smoothness and flawlessness of their face. Jacqueline P.

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How to Conceal Pitted Acne Scars with Make up ? - Useful tips

Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Acne scars are a lasting reminder of acne, whether recent or from years ago. While there are different surgical procedures for reducing or eliminating these scars, most people rely on some form of concealer makeup to cover them up. Depending on the type of acne scar you want to cover, you will need to use different techniques and makeup.

There are several different types of acne scars, including pitted, raised, and post inflammatory hyper pigmentation (which is not technically a scar). The methods discussed in this article address the ways to cover pitted scars, such as icepick, boxcar, or other depressed scars. These types of scars present a challenge to conceal since they are not even with the rest of the skin.

In order to best conceal pitted acne scars, you will first need to use a filler to raise the scar as much as possible to the same level as the rest of your skin. Two ways you can do this are with:

    Wrinkle fillers. If they can fill wrinkles, then they can do the same with pitted scars. While these are unlikely to raise the scar significantly and are only temporary, they can reduce the amount of concealer you need to fill the scar.
    Thick, creamy concealers. A thick concealer that is the same color as your skin can be applied with a very small concealer brush. Apply a small amount of concealer to the pitted portion of the scar. Dab and blend carefully so that the concealer stays in the scar and the edges blend with the rest of your skin. A couple good concealers for scars are Kat Von D's Tattoo Concealer and Smashbox High Definition Concealer. Cover FX also has a very wide range of colors for concealing scars on the face or body.

Tips for the best coverage:

    Always look for a concealer that is as close to your skin tone as possible. If anything, use a slightly lighter tone, since a depressed scar can cast a slight shadow, making it look darker.
    If the scar is discolored, use a corrector first in green (for red scars) or yellow (for bluish scars). Peach colors can also work with scars that have a blue tint. Use concealer after the corrector, if necessary, to even out the color to match the rest of your skin.
    If applying foundation, put it on after using any wrinkle filler but before your concealer. If you apply foundation after concealer, you risk wiping off the concealer that you just worked so hard to apply. Also, you may need less concealer after applying foundation.

    Always set your concealer with a loose powder. This will set it and keep your makeup from smearing during the day. This applies to both face and body makeup.

While it is possible to conceal your acne scars, it is still best to prevent them in the first place. Any time you get acne, whether it is just one pimple or many, treat it right away and keep your hands away from your face. Be particularly careful of any inflamed areas since these are the blemishes that are most likely to result in scars. There is no real substitute for the advice of a dermatologist when you have moderate to severe acne. However, do not wait until your acne is bad to start treating it. Sharyn Sheldon 

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How to get perfectly shaped eyebrows

Wednesday, 17 December 2014

Perfectly shaped eyebrows can accentuate the beauty of your eyes, so it's important to spend that extra time to get them properly trimmed.

International creative director of Paul & Joe Beaute, Craig-Ryan French shares his top tips for beautiful brows, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

Follow these tips for beautiful brows:

- Nobody's eyebrows are totally symmetrical. A mentor once explained - Think of eyebrows as sisters - not twins. They will resemble one another - but they will never be identical.

- To balance wider set eyes, start brows a little closer together. For closer set eyes, begin slightly farther apart.

- The ending tip of the eyebrow should never drop below the level of the beginning of the brow. Brows should sit on the same horizon line or the slightly higher, but never lower.

- Beware of too-thin brows as it can actually make you look older.

- Use an eyebrow pencil, or powder that matches the colour of your own eyebrows.

- Exception: If you have pale or blonde eyebrows, use a colour that's one or two shades deeper than your natural brow colour - this prevents blonde brows from looking washed out, especially when other eye make-up is worn- Times of India

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4 Most Effective Home remedies to get rid of Saggy Pouches and Dark Circles Under Eyes

Monday, 8 December 2014

Getting older is quite natural. Likewise, it is very unfortunate that, as we get older our faces reveal some unwanted signs of aging that we would like to see disappear if possible. While there are surgical treatments that may help to reduce loose sagging skin and wrinkles under eyes, not everyone wants to follow, there are also some effective natural, non surgical methods that can be applied to tighten sagging skin and wrinkles under the effectively .

However, if you are looking for a simple cost effective way to get rid of those saggy eye bags and a dark circles under eyes treatment, then this is post is especially for you. Here are some easy natural remedies you can follow in the comfort of your own home. In fact you will probably find you already have most of the ingredients already in your cupboard.

So forget about the cost of expensive top rated eye creams and cosmetic surgery or painful injections why not try some of these more natural and equally effective solutions. All you need is a couple of hours and some basic ingredients to prepare your dark circles under eyes treatment eye mask.

Lemon and Egg White

Blend a few drop of pure lemon juice with one egg white then apply to your face, taking care to avoid the area round your eyes. Leave this on for 10-15 minutes to achieve the maximum benefit of tightening the skin and minimizing pores.

Parsley and Potato Mask

Try a combination of parsley and raw potato which works in much the same way and also has the added benefit of brightening your skin and saturating it with vitamin C.

Ginger and Zucchini Mask

Combine equal amounts of ginger root and zucchini together by mashing them to a fine paste and then apply under your eyes and leave on for 10 to 15 minutes. The mask works on removing those dark circles under your eyes and reducing those puffy eye bags to give you a virtually instant non surgical eye lift.

Green Tea Bag Revival

Another method to try is placing used green tea bags under your eyes. For the best results it is suggested you place the tea bags in the freezer for 10-15 minutes before using them. The caffeine from the tea goes to work on tightening your sagging skin whilst the cold reduces inflammation and swelling from under the eyes.

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