Acne

Acne is a common and chronic skin disorder. The pores of the skin become clogged with dirt, oil, and other toxins. Acne is usually found on the skin of the face, neck, and shoulders.

Acne affects people from teenage years to the middle ages and beyond.

Acne consists of:

• Pimples
• Whiteheads
• Blackheads

Acne is classified into four classes with the first class being mild with a few black heads and whiteheads. As in the fourth class acne is consisted of: whiteheads, blackheads, pustules, cysts, and is often accompanied by severe inflammation that can turn red or purple. If this persists its suggested that you consult your dermatologist.

Remedies

• For women you might want to consider changing your make-up. Your make-up could be the root of your problem, especially if you wear an "oil-based" make-up. The oils clog your pores which leads to acne. Try a non-oil based make-up if you are prone to acne.

• Also, make sure you wash and rinse your face thoroughly every night. Be sure to use a mild soap twice a day and make sure all soap residue is rinsed off completely.

• Be sure to read your side effects label on your medication, this could be the cause of your acne

• Put lemon juice on your acne regularly. This will reduce acne

• Grate cucumbers and apply to eyes, face, and neck for atleast 15 to 20 mins. Do this on a regular basis it helps to prevent blackheads and pimples

• Simply apply egg yolk to affected area and let dry for 10 mins. An eyeshadow brush or a childs paint brush can be used to apply. Do this for 7 days or often as needed.

Most Importantly

Eating a well balanced diet will help prevent acne. Stay away from the starchs, sugars and greasy foods. Stick with fruits and veggies.

Just remember that every remedy may not work the same as it does for the next person.