- Press them out or use biore black head removing things. It's sticky so you wet your face and put this sticky thing on and it dries out like paper mache and when you peel it off you can see all the black heads stuck to the pad.
- Baking soda can be applied as a great scrub. To start off, mix a small amount of baking soda with some water for form a paste. Softly massage the paste into your skin for ten to 15 seconds. Then rinse the baking soda, and pat your face dry with a clean towel.
- Lemon or lime juice can also be substituted for vinegar. Both of these juices are rich in citric acid, and can exfoliate your skin very well, holding the growth of acne spots, as well as fading previous, non-active acne quicker.
- Crack an egg, removing the yolk so that just the egg whites are left behind. Beat these egg whites, and apply them directly to your face. Let it sit for 15 minutes, and then wash the egg off.
- Aloe Vera has been applied for many years in kitchens for topical application to burns. Another profit of aloe is that it can forbid scaring, fade marks and help heal acne spots.
- Each time you wash your face, use sugar to scrub it, at least once a day, for two weeks to rid yourself of acne.
- Soak cotton wool in mint juice, and apply every day.
- Use crushed marigold leaves on acne.
- Boil and squeeze plums to get 8 teaspoons of pulp. Add a teaspoon of almond oil and apply on the face.
- Make a paste of turmeric powder, and apply equally on the acne.
- Merge together neem leaves paste, a 1/4 teaspoon of turmeric powder, sandalwood paste and gram flour. Apply on the acne and let it dry well before rinsing off.
- Powder half a cup a whole green gram. Mix it with 2 tablespoons wheat bran. Regular use of this will clear skin of acne.
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