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Herbal Treatments for Acne Scars

Acne is a condition of the skin that can lead to scarring. It mostly affects people in their teen years and in the 20s. In many cases people recover from acne without any scars while in other cases people are left with disfiguring scars. Herbal treatment for acne with scars is available as an option to get rid of the marks. Other kinds of treatments such as medications and creams are also available that help in the condition of mild scars. Surgery is also an option for extreme acne scars.


When acne heals, a red mark is left on skin at times. The redness is a sign of healing of the skin which can take up to a year. During this process if no more acne develop, the skin heals normally else it may result in a scar. Herbal treatment for acne with scars can be used for curing this condition. Some of the herbal treatments known are as below:



1. Neem: Neem is an excellent herb for any such kind of skin conditions. Apply crushed neem leaves or wash your face with a neem based soap regularly.


2. Fenugreek: A paste made with fenugreek leaves can be applied on the face regularly. Leave it on for a while before washing it off with lukewarm water.


3. Mint: A good herbal treatment for acne with scars is to apply mint juice mixed with turmeric powder. Apply and leave it on for a while before washing.


4. Sandalwood Powder: A paste made of sandalwood powder, turmeric and little milk is an effective acne treatment. Apply this on the affected area.


5. Aloe Vera: Aloe Vera is very beneficial in the herbal treatment for acne with scars. This herb is used for curing skin disorders and various skin conditions. Aloe Vera juice may be taken internally or applied directly to the affected area. It is a highly effective remedy.


6. Garlic: Another treatment for acne with scars is to rub garlic clove gently on the acne.


7. Basil: Add few basil leaves to boiling water and let it steep. When this cools, apply on the face with cotton.


8. Chamomile: Combine chamomile with lemon juice and apply. Be careful not to apply lemon juice to open wounds and breakouts because it can sting and hurt on that skin.


9. Lavender Oil: This oil is used in herbal treatment for acne with scars since it has healing properties. It aids in regeneration and restructuring of the skin cells.


10. Bulbinella: This herb is used as a paste and aids in healing skin defects.


11. Rose Water: A paste made with rose water and sandal wood can be used as a pack and applied to the face.


12. Tea Tree Oil: This oil has anti bacterial properties and is helpful in this condition.


These are some of the effective herbal treatment for acne with scars. Herbal treatments are useful for improving the overall health of the skin and curing skin disorders. Along with following these treatments as stated above, drink plenty of water and fresh fruits and vegetables every day.


Courtesy: SiliconIndia

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