Kids are back to school, and one of their most troubling worries is acne! We would like to offer some natural and healthy, tried and true remedies. Good for kids & adults of course!!
Drink plenty ofwater!! (at least 8 - 12 cups daily)
Make a paste with a littleraw honey,cinnamon& freshly groundnutmeg. Dab on spots as soon as they appear. Leave on a few hours if possible.
Dab the spots with a little freshlemon juiceto help dry the pimples. Add a littlesaltfor more drying action.
Make ice cubes out ofgreen teaand rub on the spots once it is frozen. Cooling, healing, refreshing.
Make a paste withwaterandbaking soda. Dab on the spots and leave on a few minutes to dry the skin.
Whip anegg whiteand spread over the spots. Allow to dry. This will help pull the toxins out of the skin.
Make a mixture of 1/3apple cider vinegarand 2/3witch hazel. Spray on face morning & night to calm, cool and return your skins PH balance.
AND Back to Earth's Fresh Face Acne Bar! Especially designed to help clear and tone problem skin conditions caused by acne.
Natural&organic, this tingling soap will get your skin back the way you want it!
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