The Solution Could Be Right Inside Your Kitchen Cabinet
Acne creams and lotions for dry skin can be very expensive, and they could have the opposite effect from your desired results, but these at-home remedies could be just what you need. Store-bought tr
A quick cure for any skin problems:
All you need is a quarter cup of any kind of milk and a green teabag. Boil the milk with the green teabag in it- the concoction will probably turn into a creamy yellowish color. Let it cool for a while and apply it to a clean, dry face with a washcloth or cotton ball when it's lukewarm. Leave it on for about ten minutes or until it starts to dry, and then wash with soap and warm water. This is a cure for acne as well as dry skin. Milk makes an excellent cleanser for the skin. This treatment does wonders instantly, and using it once a week can show lifetime results.
Fast, easy spot treatment:
You won't need to run to the store to buy an expensive gel for a quick acne remedy... You probably already have what you need in your bathroom. A tiny dab of toothpaste (not the gel kind) can work wonders on a pimple. Simply apply it with a q-tip and leave it overnight, and you'll see a huge improvement when you wake up. Most toothpastes contain chemicals that speed up the time it takes for a zit to dry out. Also, if the spot you're treating is red and stands out a lot, crush up half an asprin tablet and mix it with the toothpaste. Asprin contains benzoyl peroxide- an ingredient found in many acne medications that reduces redness.
An easy remedy for oily skin:
Oil can cause the pores to open up, giving skin a darkened look and possibly causing acne. Rub a slice of cold lime over the skin- this closes pores and can prevent other various problems. However, lime can dry out your face and should not be used on a very regular basis.
Removing a bad self-tan:
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