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The Fastest Way to Acne Treatment During This Less Polluted Covid-19 Pandemic Season

Acne is the most common inflammatory skin disorder that causes spots and pimples, especially on face. At least 86% of the people experience acne problem in their young age between 15-26. Blackheads, Pimples, Whiteheads, Nodules and Cysts are all the different type of acne. Acne is not a dangerous problem, but it can leave scars on the skin.  What Medical Science Says About Acne? Acne affects our skin’s oil glands who produce oil and hair follicles, these oil glands are stimulated by adrenal gland’s hormones in both females and males during puberty. This produced oil (under our skin oil glands) carries dead skin cells to the surface of the skin. In some conditions these oily substance (called sebum) and skin cells clump together and causes swelling, when this starts to breakdown a pimple grows. Outside bacteria and pollution help it to spread it on other non-affected areas. Some Facts About Acne  Acne is most common skin disorder, but doctors don’t know what is...

Acne – 12 Step Formula for An Acne Free Glowing Skin

Since acne is a condition that occurs from within your body and exhibits on the outside of your body, you need to,
  • Attack Acne from Inside Your Body
  • Attack Acne from Outside Your Body
If your acne is not to severe, all you might need is a good cream and need only to follow a few steps in my 12 step program to get you past the periods where acne is active.

If your acne is more severe, than you may have to follow my 12-step program, since acne is an expression of your whole body system and is a reflection of what is going on inside your mind, cell structure and internal organs.
Formula for An Acne Free Glowing Skin

Acne is an excessive toxic condition within your body, which the internal elimination organs are unable to eliminate. So your toxins are moved into your blood and excreted through your skin. It is an automatic survival mechanism your body initiates in an effort to protect the insides of your body – cells, liquid, blood, organs, and tissues.

There are 12 areas that you need to look at,
  1. Keep Your Face Clean
  2. Use Food Supplements, Who Helps to Fight Acne
  3. Relive Your Constipation and the Three Day Liquid Fasting
  4. Make Changes to Your Diet
  5. Get Plenty of Sun, Air, and Water
  6. Vitamins You Need to Take
  7. Minerals You Should Take
  8. Special Supplements to Take
  9. Herbal Mixture to Use or Drink
  10. Special Detoxifying Drinks or Supplements to Take
  11. Brushing Your Skin
  12. Change Your Attitude

Step 1: Keep Your Face Clean
If you use face cosmetics, you need to stop. Some cosmetics irritate the skin and can cause acne by plugging up your pores on your face. Almost all cosmetics chemicals can cause you the most skin and pore irritation and inflammation, so stop using these face creams and cosmetics.

If you can't avoid it completely, look at the label of the cosmetics you use and select chemical free cosmetics with natural extracts. You will find that many cosmetics, soaps, and sunscreens contain these chemicals.

Find a water base make up, not an oil base. Find one that does not irritate your face and use it sparingly.

When you wash your face don’t use any commercial soaps since they are filled with chemicals that will irritate and worsen your acne condition. And don’t excessive wash your face as this will dry your skin of the natural protective oil. Also, don’t keep touching your face since you spread or add bacteria to it.

To wash your face use only soap free glycerin or aloevera base face wash.  

You can pat your face with a clean hot face towel to bring circulation to your face and to help open and move the toxic material, in the pimple, to the surface. Do not scrub hard to burst a pimple but just scrub lightly to burst a pimple when it is ready to open.

Use the hot towel application only 2-3 times per week.

When a pimple is open do not continue to rub or scrub it. In fact do not pick or scratch an open pimple since this could create other sores or leave scars that are difficult to remove. Just washing your face with clean soap will keep your face free of toxic matter.

Keep in mind,

Whatever you put on your skin will move into your skin and into your bloodstream.

Most commercial creams, lotions, and soaps are filled with all kinds of chemicals that are toxic to your body. By using them you are making your liver work harder.

During the day or at night avoid resting your cheeks or chin on your hand(s) or arm(s). This can irritate your face and cause acne to breakout. When you sleep, try to sleep on your back and not with your face or side of the face into your pillow.

There you have it. Step 1, shows you how to keep your face clean to avoid getting acne or to help relieve acne. 

Stay tuned, I will post second step in next post. Please share this article your friends and family members who have acne skin disorder. 

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