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Casandra C.

Oct 16, 2013

Casandra C.

What's the best face mask for acne scars ect.. without drying the skin.

Veronica B.

Oct 16, 2013

Veronica B.

Honey mixed with baking soda. Love it. Also lemon juice just by itself will really help with that. Just squeeze a lemon into a bowl and dip a cotton ball in and blot it all over your face and rinse off after 20 mins or so.

Casandra C.

Oct 16, 2013

Casandra C.

Does it dry the skin tho?

Diana J.

Oct 16, 2013

Diana J.

Casandrw, if your skin is sensitive I won't advice you to try only lemon juice or baking soda... They will dry and make your skin produce more oil. Try to google and find smth which can be applied only on scars, like whitening creams or other products. But I've heard that masks made from the white part of the eggs help, if you want put there few drops of lemon juice. I guess that soft peelings with alpha hydroxyl acids may help in removing and whitening scars.

Diana J.

Oct 16, 2013

Diana J.

But they will dry skin too a lil. I've told today someone here how much I liked powder clay mask. It's pretty gentle and helped my skin look more even. Can mix that powder with some water abd feww drops of lemon juice:-)

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