how do i get of acne and dry skin at the same time?!
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Bye-Bye Pimple Marks
This should help clear pimples! This is a simple recipe suggested by Malini Ohri, a very famous health and
beauty consultant with over 28 years of experience in this field.
1Tablespoon fresh mint leaves washed
1Tablespoon fresh basil leaves washed
Water as required
1Teaspoon yoghurt
1. Everything in a blender bowl, cover and process until smooth.
2. Apply on your face and leave it on for 15-20 minutes. 3. Wash off with cool water
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There is this product called ProActiv and it cures acne with two steps then when your done you apply this lotion and it makes your skin so smooth check it out
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I think one treatment for both is almost impossible as with acne you have to use ingredient will make skin dry.
try to use Aloe Vera gel pure after using acne treatment
TTO is active for acne, also try rose water
You can also use onion. Just cut a small onion in half and apply an hour before going to sleep, and then rinse, or take a shower, in the morning.This will make the acne go away. I tried it myself and it worked. Just try to drink lots of water, this will also help to keep your blood clean, and will prevent many other problems.
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People with dry skin are unlikely to have severe acne because their sebaceous glands will most like not be that over active. However, most people have combination skin types. Combination skin types have zones of oily and dry skin. The T zone of the face (forehead, nose, and chin) is usually oily while dry elsewhere. The oily areas are susceptible to the formation of acne. Daily care must be given to oily areas of the skin.
However, you’ll be surprised to learn that acne may be caused in winter time when the constant indoor heating causes the skin to lose its moisture and become dry. In the winter, due to the cold, our blood vessels constrict causing lack of blood circulation to the surface of the body, or the skin. Owing to this, the skin, in winter, can become dry, as it is less nourished and the impurities are slow to be cleared away, resulting in the blocking of the sebaceous glands.
If you have dry skin, while you’re unlikely to get acne you are prone to intense and often distressing itching. Dry skin can feel rough and scaly and can be caused by overheating during the winter and air conditioning during the summer and anything that further dries your skin - such as overuse of soaps, antiperspirants, perfumes, or hot baths, dehydration, sun exposure, smoking, and stress. So acne or no acne, dry skin or oily skin, it is imperative that one take good care of their skin, the largest organ of the body, throughout the year.
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visit http://www.dry-skin-care-guide.com for more skin care tips
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