Hey
everyone! so OCTOBER is here .The season is a wake-up call for skin
care. The days get shorter, the temperatures drop and the air becomes drier. Autumn has officially arrived. But while you're on the move, pumpkin spreads everything and hot chocolates may be on the horizon, colder climates do not necessarily mean good for your skin.
In transition, fall is the best time to rejuvenate and repair your skin.In summer, fruit shower gels are a popular gift, but just make sure your current favorite does not dry out your skin in cold weather. You will want to find a soothing and moisturizing shower gel. In autumn and winter, I like putting on gels and wearing a creamy body gel.
Fresh: Milk Bath and Shower Cream is an excellent sweet aroma for fall, but be aware of the fantastic scents of nuts or falls like pumpkin or oats.. today I going to talk about how to take care of
your skin in this season.
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Just like how we have to take care of our
minds and bodies, so too must we have a regimen for our skin.
6 Powerful Home Remedies for pimple
You wake up all ready to do your best and
face the world as a supernova, until you see that point on your face in the
mirror. This pimple But first, the questions arise What is this pimple? Does it
have a name? How to get rid of it?
Well, do not worry, I am here to help you.
First, let's see the type.
Black
and white dots: keeping your name, the black and white dots
look like little black / white "heads" on your face. The pores are
often blocked by oil and dead skin. Therefore, the open pores appear black and
the closed pores appear white. And then, we have the black and white points.
Papules:
sometimes, the pores become irritated until the walls break, causing the
appearance of larger buttons called papules. The papules are hard to touch, and
a group of them may look like their skin looks like sandpaper. Basically they
are ahead of the scale of the "irritating pimple problem" compared to
the black and white dots.
Cysts:
this is a step forward from the papules, as are the aggressive and aggressive
cousins. The irritating blocked pores may have deeper and larger pimples,
forming cysts. The cysts are large, soft and have blisters like pus.
Acne
Vulgaris: Acne vulgaris is caused mainly by the
trapping of hair follicles in the pores of your face. Think of it as a
combination of papules, pustules (like papules, but full of pus), cysts and
scars. This may be the least fun button to have, that says something, because
treating a grain is not exactly your Friday night plan.
How
to tackle this with your home products
Apple
cider vinegar is made by fermenting apple cider or unfiltered pressed apple
juice.
Like
other vinegars, it is known for its ability to fight many types of bacteria and
viruses.
Apple
cider vinegar contains several organic acids that have been proven to kill acne.In
particular, it has been shown that succinic acid suppresses inflammation caused
by acne, which can prevent the formation of scars.
How
to use;
1. Mix 1 part apple cider vinegar and 3 parts water (use more water
for sensitive skin).
2. After cleansing, gently apply the mixture to the skin using a
cotton ball.
3. Let sit for 5–20 seconds, rinse with water and pat dry.
4. Repeat this process 1–2 times per day, as
needed.
It is important to note that applying apple cider vinegar to
your skin can cause burns and irritation, so it should always be used in small
amounts and diluted with water.
In
addition, it has been shown that lactic acid improves the appearance of acne
scars. In addition, apple cider vinegar
can help dry out excess oil that causes acne in the first place.
2)Apply green tea to your skin
Green
tea is very rich in antioxidants and its consumption can promote good health.
There
are no studies that explore the benefits of drinking green tea when it comes to
acne, but it has been shown that direct application on the skin helps.
It
is likely that flavonoids and tannins in green tea are known to help fight
bacteria and reduce inflammation,
which
are two major causes of acne .
The
main antioxidant in green tea, epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG), has been
shown to reduce sebum production, inflammation and inhibit acnes fighting growth in people with
acne-prone the skin.
Many
studies have shown that the application of 2-3% green tea extract on the skin
significantly reduces the production of sebum and acne pimples with these .
You
can buy creams and lotions that contain green tea, but it's just as easy to
make your own blend at home.
How
to use it
1. Soak
the green tea in boiling water for 3-4 minutes.
Let the tea cool.
2. Using a cotton ball, apply the
tea to the skin or pour it into a spray bottle to spray.
3. Allow to dry, then rinse with
water and dry.
You can also add the remaining tea
leaves to honey and make a mask.
Although there is no evidence that
green tea consumption can combat acne, some research suggests that it may still
be beneficial.
For example, drinking green tea has
been shown to reduce blood sugar levels and insulin, which are factors that can
contribute to the development of acne
3)Hydrate with Aloe Vera
Aloe vera is a tropical plant whose
leaves produce a transparent gel.
Gel is often added to lotions,
creams, ointments and soaps. It is commonly used to treat abrasions, rashes,
burns and other skin problems.
Applied to the skin, aloe vera gel
can help heal wounds, treat burns and fight inflammation.
Aloe vera also contains salicylic
acid and sulfur, both widely used in the treatment of acne.
Several studies have shown that the
application of salicylic acid to the skin significantly reduces acne
Similarly, the application of
sulfur has proven to be an effective treatment for acne.
Although the research is very
promising, the anti-acne benefits of aloe vera require additional scientific
evidence.
How
to use it
1. Scrape
the aloe gel with a spoon.
2. Apply
the gel directly on clean skin as a moisturizer.
3. Repeat
1 to 2 times a day, or as desired.
You can also buy aloe vera gel in
the store, but make sure it is pure aloe without additional ingredients.
4. Tea tree oil
Tea tree oil is extracted from the leaves of the
tree Melaleuca alternifolia, native to Australia.
It is well known for its ability to fight bacteria
and reduce inflammation of the skin. Specifically, tea tree oil helps fight Pimple. acnes and epidermidis,
two types of bacteria that can cause grain
In another study, a gel containing 5% tea tree oil
was equally effective in reducing pimples, for example a lotion containing 5%
benzoyl peroxide, a common acne medication .
The tea tree oil treatment also produced less
harmful effects than benzoyl peroxide. These include dryness, irritation and
burning.
It is important to keep in mind that tea tree oil is
very potent and can cause redness and irritation when applied directly to the
skin. For this reason, it must be diluted with water or a carrier oil.
How
to use tea tree oil for acne
1.Combine a portion of tea tree oil with nine parts
of water.
2.Dip a cotton swab into the mixture and apply it
directly on the shins.
3.Apply the moisturizer, if desired.
Repeat this process once or twice a day, if
necessary.
ABSTRACT
Tea tree oil fights inflammation and bacteria that cause
acne. The application on the skin has been shown to reduce pimples.
5. Stain treatment with other
essential oils
In addition to tea tree oil, there are many other
essential oils with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that can
help eliminate pimples quickly.
A major scientific study has shown that the
essential oils of cinnamon, rose, lavender and clove fight the bacteria that
cause acne, It has also been shown that rosemary and lemongrass effectively
inhibit pimple.
A study compared the acne control abilities of basil
clove oil, 10% benzoyl peroxide and a placebo. Both basil cloves (2% and 5%)
have been found to reduce kernels more efficiently and faster than benzoyl
peroxide .
Another study showed that a gel containing essential
oils of acetic acid, orange and basil resulted in a 75% increase in the cure
rate of pimples .
Like tea tree oil, these essential oils are highly
concentrated and can cause irritation if applied directly to the skin.
How
to use essential oils for acne
1.Combine some of the essential oil with nine parts
of water.
2.Dip a cotton swab into the mixture and apply it
directly on the shins.
3.Apply the moisturizer, if desired.
Repeat this process once or twice a day, if
necessary.
6. Honey
and Neem
Honey is completely a
natural and chemical-free solution used widely for treating acne. Did you know
that many of the anti-acne products add honey as a main component? Honey has
been used for treating pimples and acne for a long time
Acne is caused due to a
bacterium called Propionibacterium acnes. Honey, with its fine antibacterial capacities, is the
perfect remedy for killing the germs outside and as well as inside your skin.
Besides, honey is also excellent for detoxifying your body. Honey cleans your
blood, boosts metabolism, and rejuvenates the immune system if you consume it
religiously.
Preparation
·
A handful of neem leaves
·
1-2 tablespoons honey
Dry the neem leaves in the sun until they become crisp. Crush them to
get a fine powder. Take enough amount of this powder to cover the entire
affected area, add honey to it and mix well.
How To Apply
1.
Gently
apply this paste on the affected area and let it dry for five to seven minutes.
2.
Rinse with water and pat dry.
Every part of the neem tree is used in traditional medicine to treat
skin, health, and immunity problems. The neem leaves have antimicrobial and
anti-inflammatory properties that can be utilized to get rid of acne
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