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Top 10 Home Remedies for Pimples





Pimple can come out suddenly in the most unfortunate occurrence. Perhaps when having a date, attending an important gathering, or facing a large crowd. Now when it comes to one’s daily routine, it still is that annoying and upsetting; not because it has a serious health implication on the person, but because of their appearance. Pimples, being a normal skin condition among many people, take place when the oil or sebaceous glands get infected with bacteria. Thus they become inflamed and sometimes get filled with pus. While pimples are basically clogged hair follicles, they can also be signs of acne, a more serious skin condition involving oil glands, hormonal imbalance, and heredity.

There are many available pimple treatments on the market. They can be cream, toner, facial cleanser, and even supplements. While there is nothing wrong with using and patronizing these kinds of pimple treatment, you should still practice prudence in evaluating certain skin care products, as some contain chemicals that can put you in worse condition. Using all-natural methods, however, is risk-free and effective. In this list, we discuss 10 different home remedies for pimples using readily available ingredients. Before we start, you should remember that above all else, when the condition seems to worsen despite faithful application, going to the dermatologist is still the best option.

1. Home Remedies for Pimples – Apple Cider Vinegar

We’ve known apple cider vinegar so well that it shouldn’t be a surprise to know it’s a potent pimple treatment too. This fermented juice from pressed apples is just like other vinegar, which contains antibiotic and astringent properties that can fight bacteria, viruses, and other acne-causing pathogens. Simply mix in 1 part of unfiltered apple cider vinegar with 3 parts of water; add some more water if you have a sensitive skin. Dip a clean cotton ball in the mixture, apply it to the pimples, and leave it there for at least 5 minutes before washing it off. Put some moisturizer to manage the dryness and repeat the steps twice a day until improvements are noticeable.

2. Home Remedies for Pimples – Lemon Juice

Lemon juice is known for its antibacterial and astringent qualities, particularly for its richness in vitamin C that is good with all types of skin, making it an effective pimple treatment. Not only does it help dry up pimples fast, it also aids in exfoliation. Expect that for just a few days. Remember to use lemon juice freshly extracted from the fruit than a bottled one that has preservatives. Simply dip a clean cotton ball in at least 2 tablespoons of the juice and apply it to the affected area. Leave it for an hour or even overnight as you go to bed before washing your face the next morning with lukewarm water. You can also mix in a teaspoon of cinnamon powder with the juice. Repeat this twice daily for a few days.

3. Home Remedies for Pimples – Tea Tree Oil and Other Essential Oils

Tea tree oil, an essential oil taken out from the leaves of tea tree (scientific name: Melaleuca alternifolia) that is native to Australia, is also famous for its antibacterial, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties, thus an effective pimple treatment. To make use of the essential oil, simply pour some drops of it on a clean cotton swab or even on your fingertip and gently apply it to your pimples. Even with a small amount, the essential oil can go deep to unclog and disinfect the pores, clean out the sebaceous glands, and treat whiteheads and blackheads together with the pimples. You can also make a paste out of other essential oils, such as mixing together honey, lavender essential oil, and tea tree oil to make a solution, not just to treat pimples and acne but also to help reduce acne scars.

4. Home Remedies for Pimples – Toothpaste

Guess toothpaste is not just for the teeth, right? It’s being used to shine virtually all things up. Before completely digressing though, toothpaste is an effective pimple treatment. Just like baking soda (discussed shortly afterward), alcohol, menthol, and hydrogen peroxide, toothpaste helps dry out your pimples as fast as an overnight sleep. The steps are just as simple as 1-2-3. Simply dab some tiny amount of toothpaste on the affected area. Leave it for at least 2 hours or, if you want, overnight. You can also do this in the morning provided that you have an ample time to really see the result before doing any daily activities. Wash it off before applying any soothing moisturizer and repeat it once to twice daily for a week or two. Befor

e trying it out though, bear in mind that whitening gel or colored toothpaste does not work and should be avoided. Only use the white classic variant. Also, if it causes irritation, just try some natural remedies.


5. Home Remedies for Pimples – Garlic

Antioxidant. Antifungal. Antiviral. Antibacterial. Antiseptic. Of all the “anti” you can think of, is there anything garlic cannot do? Probably not. Not only is it amazing as a food, it is very effective as a pimple treatment too. Just cut some thin slices of fresh garlic cloves. Rub it on the affected area and leave it there for at least 5 minutes before washing your face. You can repeat these steps for a few times per day until you notice some differences. Side note: it’s rich in sulfur. But if perhaps you don’t know how this mineral can help you, it’s worth noting how much sulfur is being used in many pimple treatment products nowadays




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