Clay: A clay-based mask purifies the skin, eliminating toxins and bacteria. White clay enriches the skin with trace elements, such as silicon, magnesium, iron and calcium.
Baking soda: Mix 1 teaspoon of baking soda with 1 teaspoon of water and spread the mixture on the pimples, leaving it to act for about 20 minutes.
Honey: Honey is an antiseptic , a real natural antibiotic.
Garlic: Raw is to be rubbed into the skin several times a day: garlic is an excellent natural antibiotic.
Coriander: Apply the fresh coriander leaves directly to the affected area in the evening after washing your face thoroughly. Excellent against the spots left by acne.
Potato: Excellent natural purifier, it absorbs excess sebum and cleans the pores. Just rub a slice on the skin for a few minutes and then rinse thoroughly with warm water.
Aloe vera: This wonderful vegetable with many active ingredients, such as cinnamic acid , resistanol and aloin . it is rich in anti-inflammatory and astringent properties and is excellent for preventing the appearance of pimples. Apply aloe vera gel for 15 minutes twice a week.
Tea tree oil: The essential oil is extracted from the leaves of the tea tree alternifolia and applied in drops directly to the skin. It fights the bacteria that cause the onset of pimples and cleanses the skin deeply.
Lemon essential oil: Natural exfoliant recommended to reduce acne marks. Lemon essential oil should be rubbed directly on oily skin to remove impurities.
Burdock: Thanks to its purifying and decongestant action, it helps eliminate toxins and regulates the production of sebum, thanks to inulin . Burdock is to be taken in capsule form because it is very bitter.
Nettle: It has anti-inflammatory properties that help fight acne. Rich in zinc, minerals, trace elements and vitamin B, nettle is a purifying plant and slows down the secretion of sebum. It can be consumed in capsules, infusions and soaked tablets applied to the skin.