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Hydrogen peroxide is a common home remedy for acne.Hydrogen peroxide kills acne-causing bacteria and encourages the skin to peel.The side effects of hydrogen peroxide for acne include possible irritation, blistering, and burning.Using hydrogen …
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Prescription acne medication is often prescribed when a person with moderate to severe acne doesn’t get relief from over-the-counter treatmentsTopical and oral prescription medications are available for acne, and some may be used in combination with …
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Rosehip oil is a natural treatment for acne that’s available as an over-the-counter topical treatment and in supplement form.Because it’s high in vitamin A, vitamin C, linoleic acid and essential fatty acids, rosehip oil helps to fight inflammation …
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Baking soda is widely purported to be a home treatment for acne.Because of its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and exfoliating properties, baking soda is thought to reduce acne breakouts.Baking soda has an alkaline pH, which means it may interfere …
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Toothpaste is a common, popular home remedy some people use to treat acne.Although some of the ingredients in toothpaste can fight acne by drying skin, others can irritate the skin. Applying toothpaste to pimples and acne lesions is not …
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