HERBAL REMEDIES & TREATMENTS FOR PIMPLES
Pimples: Causes, Cure and Prevention
Pimples:
at the base of hair follicles become overactive; the most vulnerable
parts of the body are the face, back, chest and shoulders. The sebaceous
glands, which produce sebum, exist inside the pores of our skin. The
outer layers of our skin are being shed continuously.
Sometimes, dead skin cells are left behind and get stuck together by the
sticky sebum, causing a blockage in the pore. Pore blockage is more
likely to occur during puberty (the process of physical changes by which
a child's body becomes an adult body capable of reproduction). More
sebum is produced by the sebaceous gland - as the pore is blocked, it
accumulates behind the blockage.
This accumulated and blocked sebum has bacteria, including
Propionibacterium acnes; this slow-growing bacterium is linked to acne.
Propionibacterium acnes generally exist harmlessly on our skin -
however, when the conditions are right, it can reproduce more rapidly
and become a problem. The bacterium feeds off the sebum and produces a
substance that causes an immune response, leading to inflammation of the
skin and spots.
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The skin of people who are prone to acne are especially sensitive to
normal blood levels of testosterone - a natural hormone found in both
males and females. In such people the testosterone can make the
sebaceous glands produce too much sebum, making the clogging up of dead
skin cells more likely, which in turn increases the probability of
blocking the pores.
Treatments for Pimples
Here are some home remedies for pimples.
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- Prepare a mixture of apple pulp and honey. Apply this mixture on face and let it stay for 15-20 minutes and wash it off with lukewarm water. It is good for getting rid of pimples.
- Apply mixture of honey and lemon juice drops to have a shiny and clear skin
Note:
Consult a skin expert before using any product on your skin. If
possible always use Ayurvedic and herbal products. They do not have side
effects.
Prevention from Pimples:
1. Commit to a strict regimen – Depending on the day’s activities, set specific times to wash your face with a suitable cleanser (Avoid oil & alcohol based cleansers as they leave your skin dry and tight). Note that over-washing may lead to your skin producing even more oil. When it comes to applying skincare products, avoid oil-based ones. If your dermatologist prescribes a skincare regimen, sticking to it will produce the best results in the long-term
2. Avoid contact with your face – Our hands are consistently
“dirty”. Unless absolutely necessary, avoid touching your face. By doing
so, you are preventing bacteria and dirt from clogging your skin pores.
In addition, those with long hair should try keeping your hair from
direct contact with your face as our hair traps dust and dirt throughout
the day.
3. Do not allow sweat to linger – Those with sporty lifestyles
should as far as possible wipe away excessive sweat from the skin during
exercise. After exercise, it is important to use a mild face cleanser
to get rid of dirt and dried sweat as soon as possible. Consider using a
gentle exfoliate to remove dead skin once or twice a week.
4. Avoid scratching, pinching & squeezing – While it might
look inviting to pop that irritating pimple on your face, doing so might
lead to permanent scarring and leave the spot redder and more swollen.
5. Seek early treatment – In most cases, severe acne problems can
be avoided through seeking early treatment from a qualified
dermatologist. Having your dermatologist prescribe a regimen of surgical
treatments, skincare products and constant review will accelerate the
healing process as well as prevent future breakouts.
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