How can I get rid of acne without using products?

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Answer 1

NATURAL SUGGESTIONS for PIMPLES
Once a pimple has scabbed over, there are 3 steps to follow.


1. Clean the area around the scab with an anti bacterial wash. Something with 2.5% benzoyl peroxide will do well. Proactive’s Derma cleanse is highly recommended for this.


2. Treat the scabbed pimple. An oil free fast healing cream will work for this, but the best thing we have found is vitamin E. A vitamin E Gelcap can be punctured, and applied directly on the Scab. Vitamin E is natures wonder vitamin for the skin, and it promotes fast healing. Use just enough to rub into the skin around the pimple scab. Do not over do it, though, to avoid future breakouts. This should all be done before you go to bed, if possible.

3. Conceal and protect the scabbed pimple. The next morning you want to conceal and protect. A dab of toner or concealer that matches your skin tone will do the trick, and an oil free sunscreen will help keep the area from becoming irritated. Apply the sunscreen first, and then the concealer. Remember to apply it directly onto the scab, and use as little as possible to keep more pimples from popping up. This technique will help you minimize the scarring damage a scab will create, and help heal the scab faster than it would on it’s own. The best way to treat a scab though is to not let it ever start. Use a daily face wash like derma Cleanse can be the single best thing you do for your skin.


How do I get rid of a pimple

Clean your face. The first step to answering the question " How do I get rid of a pimple " is a clean face. Make sure your cleanser is unscented and free from oils. Bacteria buildup under the skin is where acne starts, so it is important to remove fragrances, oils, and anything else that will irritate acne. A cleanser with 2% salicylic acid or 2.5% benzoyl peroxide is usually perfect to get rid of pimples and used for acne treatments. The Proactiv renewing cleanser is a great cleanser with 2.5% benzoyl peroxide, and the Proactive deep cleansing wash contains a 2% salicylic acid, and also works great. Treat the problem. Treating the pimples is a 3 part process. First, use an acne treatment with benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid and gently massage it into your face. Don’t work on just the acne areas, be sure to treat your entire face. (if you are treating your back, cover the area all the area within 3 inches of the pimple or breakout). Second, use a spot treatment method when you go to sleep. A dab of toothpaste or egg white directly on the pimple will dry it out by morning. Third, use an oil free sunscreen on your face the next morning. Conceal whatever is left. Now, most of your acne will be dried up and clearing out. If there are any red spots left, you can use an eye drop solution such as visine directly on the pimple, A hemorrhoid cream will also work (some people swear by this). Then, you can use a concealer that matches your skin color. Put it directly on the pimple, and ONLY use enough to hide the pimple. Heavy makeup can make things worse.


Vitamins that help acne treatments


There are some vitamins that help acne, and these can be a great place to start when treating acne. Not only will they help stop acne, they also will help your body in many different ways. The following is a list of vitamins that help acne, as well as supplements that help acne. Lear the ways they will help, and recommended daily dosages to prevent acne.

Vitamin A
Vitamin is A is the major vitamin that prevents acne and commonly used for medical treatments. Although it may cause some disorders if overdosed, selecting B-Caroten (we can say this a pre-vitA that turns to Vitamin A in our body) will prevent overdosing. So prefer B-Caroten to direct Vitamin A and get 1 to 3 tablets per day to help your skin to control Sebum production in the skin which is where the acne causing bacteria start. B(Beta)-caroten also helps your whole skin to fight with possible daylight-sun damages. Do not take more than 5,000 IU Vit A if you are pregnant, and don’t take vitamin A if you are taking isotretinoin.

Vitamin B6
B6 vitamins that help acne work by regulating hormone levels, particularly during menstral cycles and menopause. Recommended Daily Dosage – 50 mg every morning. Warning: do not take excessive amounts of B6. Studies have shown that long term dosage of 200 mg or more can cause nerve damage.



Vitamin C
The “cure all, immune system boosting” vitamin. No surprise it helps in treating acne, because it boosts the immune system and fights of the excessive bacteria that cause acne. Recommended Daily Dosage – 1000 mg a day. However, reduce this amount if diarahea develops.


Minerals:


Zinc

This mineral will reduce inflammation, helps immune function, and keeps hormone levels in check. Recommended Daily Dosage – 30 mg of zinc a day. If taking for more than a month, add 2 mg of copper as well.

Copper
Copper is necessary for proper body function, however, the 30 mg of zinc will reduce copper absorption. So it is necessary to take Copper if using zinc for more than a month. Recommended Daily Dosage – 2 mg a day, if taking zinc for more than 30 days.


Flaxseed Oil
This is an essential fatty acid that will help your body when taking Zinc. It also helps dilute the Sebum, therefore preventing clogged pores. Recommended Daily Dosage – 14 grams a day (about 1 tablespoon). Take it with food in the morning.

Evening Primrose
Similar to flaxseed oil, Evening Primrose helps dilute the sebum in the pores, and keeps it from clogging and allowing bacteria to grow. Recommended Daily Dosage – 800 mg, 3 times a day to get rid of pimples.

Answer 2

I kno you said without products, but it is almost impossible without laser surgery and that costs even more. To prevent more acne, wash your face in the morning when you wake up with soap and water, and right before you go to bed, and don't sleep with make-up on. Cause's some acne at times. If you find that you want to use products, I use proactiv. I have used it ever since I was 10 and I have only gotten 3 little pimples. Works like a CHARM! I am sorry you asked for no products but it is almost impossible!!! Hope this helps you! Good Luck

Answer 3

There is no reason to not use products. Go to a dermatologist and get a prescription drug if the over-the-counter arn't working. Acne can be cured using antibiotics, pills, if it's severe with prescription creams. It's profitable for companies to create good products because so many people have it.

Answer 4

While it took little less than two months for me to really see a difference, my acne, blackheads and whole lot of other skin problems I had such as eczema had completely cleared! It was totally amazing...

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Answer 5

Tri cyclen a type of birth controll pill really helps. Has something to do with the hormone levels. Works for me.

Answer 6

Acne remedies at home
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Answer 7

wash face twice a day with a mild to gentle soap, no foundation or powder (clogs the pores), try some stress relieving techniques (meditation, yoga, breathing exercises, etc.), drink LOTS AND LOTS of water, and NO TOUCHING YOUR FACE!!!

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Answer 8

drink 8-12 cups of water, it works

Answer 9

bury a potato in the back yard at the next full moon

Answer 10

hmm okay I'd say drink water, avoid putting your hands on your face( i do that a lot), watever face cleansing product you use, do it morning and night.. and dont drink soda