Hormonal Acne! Help?
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Mar 15, 2013
Claire A.
Any tips on how to manage hormonal acne? I'm at a loss... :) Anything is appreciated!
Mar 15, 2013
Heather H.
If you use honey and tea bags that clams acne down right away!
Mar 15, 2013
Claire A.
Thank you dear! :) I have both of those right here at home!
Mar 15, 2013
Shelly B.
Yes! Honey is LOVELY! My hormonal acne always responds to things around the house more than chemicals...they usually seem to make it worse!
Masks made with yogurt, honey, lemon juice, tea tree oil, egg whites, ground oats, and probably a few other things I'm not thinking about always help things calm down. Followed with some baking soda to help clear it all off and some moisturizer, it helps clear a lot of it away within a week! For my skin, at least.
Another thing that might be helpful is a sulfur cream. Sounds weird, but it's SUPER effective at getting rid of problem areas, and those big blemishes you feel before you see!
Mar 15, 2013
Claire A.
Thank you! :) I'll definitely try these!
Mar 16, 2013
Marian M.
Mar 16, 2013
Allison B.
Holding ice on your zit in a plastic baggy from 5-10 minutes will make it smaller and it will make the red puffiness go away if you have it!:) it's like the only thing that works for me! :))
Mar 18, 2013
Claire A.
Thank you all :) his will definitely come in handy!