Health and Lifestyle

6 Quick and Crunchy Home Remedies for Acne

Dr. Veena Madhankumar

Mar 10, 2017 — 2 min read

Here are six fast & safe home remedies that help you get rid of acne

GARLIC: It has both antibacterial & antioxidising properties. While fighting acne, it can be used as both an internal & an external applicant.

LEMONS: Lemon is a very popular and inexpensive remedy for acne. It also helps in the fight to remove dead skin cells.

PEPPERMINT OIL: Peppermint oil is widely available in medical stores. Massage oil on the affected area for two weeks and see results (Test for allergies before use).

CRANBERRY JUICE: Being acidic in nature, cranberry juice helps in the removal of unwanted toxins from your body. Make a paste mixing honey with cranberry juice and use on your skin.

ORANGE: Rich in vitamin-C, orange peel eliminates acne effectively. Crush the peel and apply over the affected area for best results.

TEA TREE OIL: This is available in most health stores. Apart from fighting acne, it also reduces inflammation. Apply 3 to 5 drops of tea tree oil and massage it on your face for 10 minutes to get results.

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