Any good ideas for all natural scrubs/masks/daily face washes for my acne prone oily skin?
Question: Any good ideas for all natural scrubs/masks/daily face washes for my acne prone oily skin?
So yeah I have oily skin and I was just wondering if anybody has any natural supplements that i can use on my face to help my acne.
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Answer by Stephanie
if your looking for a mask to help your skin become softer you could do an avocado mask. Mash it up and place it on your skin for ten mins. You can also mix it with honey which is also very skin softening. You can also just use the honey on it’s own because honey is also an anti bacterial and might help you if you have mild-moderate acne. You could also use olive oil you face to help with oily skin or mix it with sugar or salt and use it as a face scrub. All kinds of things like that. Also if you don’t want to do the homeade thing, a line of vegan facial products that I really love is called desert essence. All the products have things like jojoba oil, tea tree oil and other natural ingredients in them. Have worked wonders for me. Also queen helene has some great natural products (all incredibly cheap too!) and theres always the st ives apricot scrub. Not absolutely natural I suppose. But it’s a great scrub none the less. E-mail me if you have any more questions.
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Hey, Sarah Here,
To make my absolute favorite face tightener and pore minimizer, beat 1 egg white to a froth. Apply the foamy liquid to your entire face, focusing on problem areas around the jaw, eyes, and forehead. Let it dry completely (about ten minutes), then gently rinse and pat dry.