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Home > Acne Products > Home Remedies for Acne

Acne Home Remedies

With the rising popularity of natural products, natural healing and naturopathy as a whole, the popularity of home remedies for various illnesses and conditions grows as well. Further, with the internet, resources on home remedies, including acne home remedies, are available to everyone. This article talks about some common home remedies for acne.

Home remedies do not necessarily mean 'concoctions' brewed at home, nor do they mean acne products that are not store bought. Acne home remedies simply mean remedies using ingredients and products you can usually find in the common home. More specifically, it means acne remedies that are not purchased as an acne product specifically sold for acne treatment.

Here are some examples of popular acne home remedies:

  • Rose water solution: rose water, a natural astringent, is becoming very common in treating skin inflammatory disorders such as acne. Simply applying rose water to the skin during regular cleansing routines can significantly reduce acne flare-ups.
  • Apple cider vinegar: also an astringent, this vinegar is a popular acne home remedy. Dilute it with water first to see how it affects your skin, then make the solution stronger if necessary.
  • Tea Tree Oil: Used world wide for an astounding amount of illnesses and disorders, tea tree oil can be applied to the skin in small diluted percentages (about 5% or 1 art to 20 in water) as an acne home remedy. Tea tree oil can dry the skin; a moisturizer (oil free!) may be used after tea tree oil to prevent excessive dryness.
  • Toothpaste: for individual pimples, toothpaste is said to have healing effects. Applying toothpaste to a pimple before sleeping can help reduce the redness and inflammation. Obviously not recommended for severe acne or large areas of skin.
  • Strawberry leaves, lemon juice and fresh mint: Strawberry leaves or fresh mint leaves, applied to the face for a few minutes at night, has been a common acne home remedy for years. Alternately, mixing lemon juice with water and applying to the face can help control acne symptoms.
  • Diet: Probably the most important home remedy, a proper diet helps your skin get all of its necessary nutrient, allowing it to stay healthier, pH balanced, and retain it's ability to fight inflammation.


  • There are many other acne solutions and acne home remedies available. A simple search on the internet will give you plenty of options. Always speak to your doctor and be aware of your allergies before trying any of the acne remedies mentioned here or elsewhere.
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