βœ¨πŸ”Ÿ Fast, Simple & Easy Ways To Get Rid Of Acne ~Naturally!~✨#tipit

posted in Other on Nov 22, 2014
1. Aspirin Aspirin is an anti-inflammatory so it can be a quick and cheap way to help reduce a pimple. The other plus is that most of us always have aspirin lying around at home. The simplest way to use it is to make a paste with 3 parts water to 1 part aspirin. Once the mixture had thickened take a Q-tip and apply to the aggravated area. The paste will take roughly half an hour to harden and begin to flake off, which will be your cue to wipe the paste off with a west tissue or face cloth.
2. Take a dip If you have a pool readily available, try going for a swim. Chlorine is known to dry out your skin, which is good news for getting rid of pimples. Just be sure to properly moisturize the rest of your skin and condition your hair to prevent damage.
3. Aloe Vera This bad boy is a triple threat. Not only does it cool your skin down, which feels great, it reduces the inflammation and redness of pimples as well as removes the oiliness from your skin.
4. Toothpaste Toothpaste is a good option if you have a mammoth pimple that you want to take care of quickly. It is effective because it contains silica, which is the same substance that can be found in bags of beef jerky to keep moisture out. As such, toothpaste has been know to dry out and reduce the size of pimples over night. Simply apply some to the affected area before sleep and wash it off in the morning.
5. Honey Honey honey, how you thrill me, ah-hah, honey honey. In addition to being delicious, honey is a natural antibiotic which makes it perfect for healing and reducing pimples. As an added bonus its stickiness helps to remove excess dirt and impurities from your skin. You can utilize honey by making a simple mask. To do this, mix two tablespoons of the golden elixir with a teaspoon of cinnamon and apply it to your face. Yes, it may get messy. Allow the mixture to set for roughly ten minutes before rinsing it off with warm water.
6. Garlic Garlic is fantastic for fighting acne due to its high levels of antioxidants, as well as its’ anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, & anti-viral properties. There are two ways you can use garlic to clear up acne. The first is a preventative measure, which is simply by adding more garlic to your diet. This helps your general health as well as purifies your blood, which can help to stop future break outs. For more immediate results, take a peeled clove of garlic and rub it on the troubled area several times a day. If your skin is sensitive, try crushing the garlic & mixing it with some water.
7. Steam Steam can be helpful for treating acne because it helps to open up your pores, which prevents them from being clogged. Steam also moisturizes and detoxifies your skin. A great way to get steam is to take a nice, warm shower before bed! This is also a fantastic remedy for those of you who suffer with colds this Winter!
8. Tea Tree Oil Tea tree oil is renowned for being good for your skin. In addition to this, it also contains anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties, which makes it highly beneficial for acne treatment. In fact, studies that compare tea tree oil to the acne medication benzoyl peroxide shows it to be just as effective. Simply apply the oil to the pimple or affected area with a cotton wool ball or Q-tip.
9. Cucumber Cucumber works as an anti-inflammatory, which is why people use cucumber slices to combat puffy eyes! They work just as well for pimples and will help to reduce the angry redness of them. You can make a paste by by combining finely grated cucumber with two to three teaspoons of lemon juice and applying it to your skin. Leave for ten to fifteen minutes before washing off.
10. No Popping! I’ll admit that I’m guilty of popping a pimple or ten in my time, but you need to try and fight the urge! As tempting and gratifying as it may be at the time, it’s the worst possible thing you could do. Firstly, it further inflames the area which means that it can result in scarring. Secondly, popping causes the bacteria living in the pimple to spread to other pores, thus infecting them too. Ironically, this can easily result in even more pimples. Just don’t do it!