Aspirin benefits for Acne
Aspirin is great for your skin. Basic function of it is being an analgesic and antipyretic, but more
importantly, as far as skin care, it is its anti-inflammatory power. This is important when it
comes to treatment of acne and other inlammation processes on the skin.
It is a powerful ingredient that cleanses skin and treats the the cause of acne
It is pretty cheap and almost everyone has it around the house.
Aspirin Face Mask
Dissolve 3-4 coated Aspirins in a few drops of mild water.
Add more water if needed until you get a mix that can be applied on the face.
Let it rest for 15 minutes (until it dries and undissolved pieces start to fall off).
Rinse off with luke warm water using a washcloth.
Apply this mask no more than twice a month.
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Easy and natural homemade masks to prevent and cure Acne.
1- Beat the egg whites with a spoon of olive oil. Apply it over all your face with a brush.
2- To remove pimple´s scars apply every day over your skin, the egg yellow and let it dry for ten minutes. Do it for at least a month. You will see that the scars will disappear. After that period do it at least twice a month during 3 months. It´s very effective to clear your skin from pimples scars.
3- Smash a fresh tomato or cut it on thin slices. Apply it over your skin for 10 minutes. The tomato has a lot of acids that help remove the oil on excess produced by your skin responsible for the pore obstruction. Remove it in the end with warm water.
Here it is, some mask ideas that i have beeen trying on my acne fight research. I hope it can also be useful for you.
1- Beat the egg whites with a spoon of olive oil. Apply it over all your face with a brush.
2- To remove pimple´s scars apply every day over your skin, the egg yellow and let it dry for ten minutes. Do it for at least a month. You will see that the scars will disappear. After that period do it at least twice a month during 3 months. It´s very effective to clear your skin from pimples scars.
3- Smash a fresh tomato or cut it on thin slices. Apply it over your skin for 10 minutes. The tomato has a lot of acids that help remove the oil on excess produced by your skin responsible for the pore obstruction. Remove it in the end with warm water.
Here it is, some mask ideas that i have beeen trying on my acne fight research. I hope it can also be useful for you.
Sunday, May 06, 2007
Homemade Acne Masks
Baking Soda Mask to Fight Acne
This is a simple mask to fight acne.
You need only baking soda and water.
Mix it all together and after wash your face with a mild cleanser and apply gently it to your skin.
Let it for a while on your skin, at least 2 hours, and relax. Make sure you cover all your face with it.
Rinse the baking soda film off your face and feel how soft and clear it feels. If your skin enjoys this recipe, and your acne improves, you should to it often to help maintain a clear skin.
Try it and give us your opinion.
Baking Soda Mask to Fight Acne
This is a simple mask to fight acne.
You need only baking soda and water.
Mix it all together and after wash your face with a mild cleanser and apply gently it to your skin.
Let it for a while on your skin, at least 2 hours, and relax. Make sure you cover all your face with it.
Rinse the baking soda film off your face and feel how soft and clear it feels. If your skin enjoys this recipe, and your acne improves, you should to it often to help maintain a clear skin.
Try it and give us your opinion.
Thursday, May 03, 2007
5 Tips for getting the best acne treatment from your doctor
Doctors are extremely busy people that are often overworked, underpaid and sometimes harassed by patients that have little to complain about. However I believe they genuinely want to help their patients, and will take your acne condition seriously. There are a number of simple steps you can take to ensure you maximise the chance of getting the right help from your doctor in treating your acne
1. A key skill in getting the best out of any situation is clear communication. Your doctor can only act on the information you give him about your condition. Not providing the 'full story' is the primary reason for misdiagnosis or a lack of urgent attention. Make sure you tell your doctor, how long you've had the acne, what treatments you've tried, where does the acne occur and is it worsened by reaction to stress of sunlight.
2. Ask questions about any aspect of your acne that you want to clarify. A good tip is to write down the questions you want to ask, before you speak to your doctor, to ensure you cover everything. Don't feel embarrassed by asking certain questions, remember there are 'no dumb questions'
3. Understand that there are no miracle cures for acne, and that you may have to try a number of different treatments before you find one, which is effective, against your particular type.
4. Make sure you mention the emotional side of how your acne makes you feel, if this is of particular concern to you. This is a vital area that is often overlooked, and is clearly important particularly if your acne is resulting in depression, or resulting in a reduction in your social interactions with others.
5. If your doctor prescribes any medication, make sure you fully understand
a)how to apply the treatment,
b)how long will it be before you see any improvement,
c)any side-effects that you may experience,
d)when do you need to return for a follow up, and
e)how long the treatment will last.
These key questions will ensure you are fully informed about the treatment programme you are embarking on. Remember your doctor is there to help you overcome both the physical and emotional side of acne. If you don't feel you can easily approach your doctor, find an alternative medical professional, such as a dermatologist. What ever you decide to do, ensure you seek help, and don't let acne get the better of you. About the author:Peter Vine is a successful online publisher of Acne-Treatment-Expert .com He provides practical advice and the latest information on all aspects of adult acne treatments, which you can readily research on his website.
Doctors are extremely busy people that are often overworked, underpaid and sometimes harassed by patients that have little to complain about. However I believe they genuinely want to help their patients, and will take your acne condition seriously. There are a number of simple steps you can take to ensure you maximise the chance of getting the right help from your doctor in treating your acne
1. A key skill in getting the best out of any situation is clear communication. Your doctor can only act on the information you give him about your condition. Not providing the 'full story' is the primary reason for misdiagnosis or a lack of urgent attention. Make sure you tell your doctor, how long you've had the acne, what treatments you've tried, where does the acne occur and is it worsened by reaction to stress of sunlight.
2. Ask questions about any aspect of your acne that you want to clarify. A good tip is to write down the questions you want to ask, before you speak to your doctor, to ensure you cover everything. Don't feel embarrassed by asking certain questions, remember there are 'no dumb questions'
3. Understand that there are no miracle cures for acne, and that you may have to try a number of different treatments before you find one, which is effective, against your particular type.
4. Make sure you mention the emotional side of how your acne makes you feel, if this is of particular concern to you. This is a vital area that is often overlooked, and is clearly important particularly if your acne is resulting in depression, or resulting in a reduction in your social interactions with others.
5. If your doctor prescribes any medication, make sure you fully understand
a)how to apply the treatment,
b)how long will it be before you see any improvement,
c)any side-effects that you may experience,
d)when do you need to return for a follow up, and
e)how long the treatment will last.
These key questions will ensure you are fully informed about the treatment programme you are embarking on. Remember your doctor is there to help you overcome both the physical and emotional side of acne. If you don't feel you can easily approach your doctor, find an alternative medical professional, such as a dermatologist. What ever you decide to do, ensure you seek help, and don't let acne get the better of you. About the author:Peter Vine is a successful online publisher of Acne-Treatment-Expert .com He provides practical advice and the latest information on all aspects of adult acne treatments, which you can readily research on his website.
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