Top 8 Home Remedies for Acne

Cinnamon and Honey:

Take about 1/2 tsp of cinnamon powder and add it to the honey. Mix them to make a paste. Apply it to the blemish and leave on for 20 minutes.

Apple cider vinegar:

Take some pure apple cider vinegar and mix it into water. Dip a cotton ball into vinegar and apply it directly to the blemish. Leave on for at least 10 minutes or overnight. Make sure to use a moisturizer afterwards to keep your skin hydrated.

Milk and Honey:

Take 1 tsp of plain yogurt or milk and 1 tsp of honey. Mix them thoroughly and apply the mixture with a cotton pad. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes then rinse it off.

Tomatoes:

Try rinsing your pimply face with fresh tomato juice. Leave this on for an hour before washing.

Rosewater and lemon juice:

Take 1 tsp rosewater and 1/2 tsp lemon juice and apply to the blemishes. The rosewater will sooth and help repair the skin, while the lemon juice is astringent and drying.

Egg White:

Take some egg white and whip it properly. Dab on to spotty areas with a Q-tip. Leave on overnight and wash well in the morning.

Cabbage Leaves:

Mash some cabbage leaves and extract the juice out of it. Leave the juice on for at least 30 minutes or more and rinse it off.

Aloe Vera Gel:

Aloe vera gel has antimicrobial properties that kill bacteria. Aloe vera gel allows the skin to heal quickly and naturally minimum scarring. Aloe is moisturizing but doesn`t give skin a greasy feel so it's perfect for anyone with an oily complexion.

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