Acne Treatment

Acne consists of small lesions, such as blackheads, whiteheads or pustules, which appear at or near the surface of the skin. Acne is a very common skin problem, when it is simply pimples, instead of the more severe forms like cystic acne, breakouts can affect a person's confidence, sense of well-being, and ability to go out and meet people. Some people have even been able to clear their skin for good. Dermatologists generally treat severe acne conditions, though doctors can also prescribe medication. There are many good alternatives available these days.

Maca — It is a Peruvian root vegetable, it has amino acids, fatty acids and minerals including – magnesium, calcium, iodine, potassium, iron and silica, and phytochemicals. This root is helpful in the stabilizing process of hormones and the body’s systems
Manuka honey — It is a powerful antibiotic, an effective antiseptic and it is also antiviral. Some people swear by the effects on the skin and in the aiding of the digestive process.


Neem soap — The properties of this product include being antifungal, antibacterial, antoparasitic and antiviral. These qualities are all helpful when using the soap as a prevention and treatment for acne.
Peel-off face and body masks — Masks are made to exfoliate dead skin cells and to unblock pores that are often inflamed. Use of masks can result in clearer skin and less bacteria and oil that will block pores in the future. Many of the popular formulas will contain Vitamin E, Tea Tree Oil and other essential oils and nutrients for the health and improved appearance of skin.
Tea tree oil and its body products — Tea Tree Oil is beneficial to the health of skin. It generally is contained in products that are gentle and non-irritating to skin when used as directed. Products containing Tea Tree Oil can be used on all parts of the body, and they are safe for facial use. Some of the products that contain the Oil are cleansers.