Any Bad Acne treatment systems that actually work?
I ave really bad acne and I’m looking for a good treatment system that can really work to get rid of my acne for good. Any tips for treating acne will be very appreciated. Thanks.
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Hi Sharon..
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Acne Marks or Scars
Here is a simple tip that you can use to reduce your acne scars and pigmentation.
The Oil Cleansing Method
What you will need:
Warm Water
Cold Water
Clean Towels
Castor Oil
Olive Oil
The first thing you need to do is to wash your face gently to remove excess dirt and oils from the surface.
You will then need to warm a clean towel in warm water and apply it to your face for 3 minutes. Do the same thing with the cold water but this time for one minute.
Carry out both the warm water and cold water procedure about 3 times but always finish with cold and then pat dry with another clean towel.
Next mix a small amount of castor oil with a small amount of olive oil. A 50/50 ratio will do just fine. Apply the mixture to your skin and let it stay there for 30 minutes and then rinse with warm water. Pat dry with a clean towel and you are good to go.
Pimples, Zits and Acne. Just is no fun and can be embarrassing.
Hopefully, this will provide some insight and tips.
External Acne Care: The Pros and Cons of Washing Your Face
Acne is basically an internal condition triggered by several underlying factors. However, there are additional external acne symptoms that may enhance the formation of acne or interfere with the healing process of your existing acne on the external level (e.g. the external acne environment). Without handling these external triggers, it will be very difficult for anyone to overcome their acne challenge, especially when the holistic treatment is performed while the individual still suffers from “live” and “evolving” acne.
Clogged or very large pores, oily or very dry complexion and bad skin hygiene do not cause acne but they interfere with the healing process of the skin and make your external acne environment more prone or “susceptible” to acne.
Taking care of your skin on a daily basis by incorporating simple and easy to follow protocols may not only enhance the healing process of your existing acne it will also balance your skin ph levels, making it smooth, even toned, radiant and healthy looking.
Although there are many types of cleansers available for different purposes (exfoliation, clean, medicate), washing your face twice a day using a gentle antiseptic and anti-bacterial 100% natural soap like tea tree oil soap, or Cetaphil soap can help reduce inflammation, swelling and redness and significantly improve the overall appearance of your skin without the irritation, allergy reactions and over-dryness that over the counters like Benzoyl Peroxide can cause.
Washing your face should always come after a good 5 minutes steaming routine. After the steaming, follow these 3 easy steps:
1. Use lukewarm water to get the soap wet.
2. Apply the soap to your face using your fingertips in a circular motion.
3. Wash your face gently and pat your skin dry using a cotton towel.
If your sebaceous glands are producing too much oil (due to hormonal imbalance that should be fixed internally), then you probable have excessively oily skin and large pores. To tackle that problem externally, do not use alcohol and water astrigent, instead use soap like Neutrogena clear pore oil Controlling astrigent or even better apply an all natural mask made of bentonitre or egg whites.
An extremely dry skin can also be treated internally through balancing oil secretion protocols and dietary changes and supplementation, including the regular intake of 10 glasses of pure water on a daily basis. As for the external care, applying lots of good quality moisturizer such as 99% Aloe Vera gel while avoiding harsh and un-natural external care products; can significantly reduce your dryness.
Warning: Excessive washing of the face can cause mild to moderate irritations and increase redness and inflammation, defeating its own purpose.
If you have sensitive skin, the best practice is to test each product prior to using it, using dollar size amount on your chin, regardless of its quality or the nature of its ingredients.
Mike Walden is a certified nutritionist, independent medical researcher, natural health consultant and author of the #1 best-selling e-book, "Acne No More- Open The Door To An Acne Free Life." Mike has written dozens of holistic health articles and has been featured in ezines and print magazines, as well as on hundreds of websites worldwide. For information on Mike’s Holistic Clear Skin program please visit my information
There are a few daily tips I can give you.
Always wash you face with mild soap or acne wash at least twice a day. This helps to remove dirt and grease from your skin.
Avoid using body lotions or skin products that are oil based. Always use water based skin products. Check the label when making such purchases or ask the shop girl for water base skin products.
Acne is also caused by hormonal imbalances and toxins in the body. You should detoxify your system often. Any good colon cleanser or detox can do that.
I have personally not had bad acne but a close friend had once. She used a combination of these two treatment systems,
http://fast-acne-treatment.info and
http://treatacnefree.info.
It worked for her very well and she was acne free in a couple of weeks. She did not see any doctor.
I hope you find the information useful
Sharon,make sure that you eating as healthy as you can and also drink a ton of water,I like to use St.Ives facial scrub,it’s an exfoliate that you can find at Walmart,it removes all the dead skin cells and leaves your face really smooth,follow up with a cold water splash to close the pores,I have heard that a lot of people like to use Clearasil spot remover,it’s suppose to take down pimples with in four hours.Some people claim that taking vitamin A helps to clear their skin.I use to have a lot problems with acne,I asked my Dr.for some Tetracycline,it’s an antibiotic that kills the bacteria on your face,this really worked great for me,try to keep your hands off of your face as the oil from our hands only contributes to this condition.Hope this is of some help to you,Tomb Raider.
The only treatment that really works for severe acne is with a drug called Isotretinoin. You have to see a skin specialist to obtain it as it can have severe side effects and needs close monitoring,.
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or go to a doc and they can prescribe stuff. i did that a few years ago and i am comletey CLEAR