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Even though acne isn't a life threatening illness it is definitely not fun and it can make you feel very insecure. What's even more complicated is that everyone's skin is different and that means that the same treatments are not as effective for each person who tries them. This could mean that you will have to spend lots of time experimenting with different treatments until you can find the ones that will actually help you. In this article we are going to look for some natural acne treatments that you can use to help control your acne problems. A product a lot of people haven't heard about, but one that is nevertheless quite effective in treating acne, is called Tea Tree Oil (melaleuca alternifolia) and is processed from the twigs and leaves of a tree native to Australia. Tea Tree Oil is a very strong antimicrobial, and a lot of people report success when using it to treat their acne. It fights all three classes of infections - bacteria, viral, and fungal. After you have washed and dried the area that is covered with acne, lightly rub in a small amount of Tea Tree Oil. Because Tea Tree Oil is so strong, it has been known to irritate the skin of some people. If this applies to you, simply mix a few drops of the Tea Tree Oil in water before you apply it to your skin. Tea Tree Oil won't solve your problem overnight. You need to commit to using this treatment for a period of about six weeks, even if your skin improves sooner. Tea Tree Oil will effectively clean your skin of the bacteria responsible for your acne and keep it that way. Some natural acne treatments can be made using ingredients that you probably already have in your home. One of these is lemon juice, which you can apply directly to your pimples. This is an antiseptic that can help to clear up your acne. Actually consuming lemon juice can also be helpful and it's easy to do this just by squeezing a few drops from a fresh lemon in the water that you drink. One other substance that works mostly the same way is apple cider vinegar and you can apply this directly to the affected area too. You could also choose to drink the apple cider vinegar which means that you mix a little bit of it with a glass of water and drink it that way. People who are prone to acne may find that they have more pimples during times of stress. It's common knowledge that stress plays havoc with the body's hormones and this, in turn, can aggravate your acne. However, even if stress isn't the direct factor in your acne, it can definitely make it worse. Another thing to keep in mind - and avoid - is the fact that having acne is a stress in itself. Therefore, if you let yourself become stressed because of your acne, you will only cause more of a hormonal imbalance and, thus, more acne. As unsettling as being subjected to acne can be, it is not a major illness or health issue and there are successful treatments available. Make an effort to learn how to keep yourself from reacting stressfully to your acne so you don't cause more damage to your skin. Not only will your overall health benefit, your acne should clear up a lot faster. Acne is usually unique to each individual, and a natural treatment that works for one person may not work for another. However, natural acne treatments can be used very successfully to treat your acne. You can try something for a few weeks and see if it's helping. Don't be dismayed if the natural acne treatments haven't given you the results you desire. Some cases of acne are stronger than others and require the intervention of a dermatologist. That would be your next option. If you happen to want additional information check out this great facebook page by clicking here - [https://www.facebook.com/Probiotic.Action acne treatment]
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