| We all hate having acne. A lot. Personally, I was lucky | | | | good news is, it helps with acne too. It soothes the |
| enough to only have it on my chest and back, where | | | | skin, allowing toxins in the pores to escape more |
| it wasn't visible, but sure itched. Where's yours? | | | | easily. Just rub on a little with your finger in the |
| Regardless of where your acne is, you don't have to | | | | morning; you'll be amazed at the difference. |
| spend $50, $20, or even $10 a month to get rid of | | | | 2. Honey - honey is hydroscopic, meaning is absorbs |
| your acne. Even though it seems too good to be | | | | moisture. Even though zits and pimples are usually oil |
| true, there are some great free natural acne | | | | trapped under the skin, the honey will draw out |
| treatments that you can do at home. | | | | some moisture (such as sweat) to prevent it from |
| 1. Aloe - Chances are you already have this in your | | | | getting worse. It's best to put the honey onto the |
| bathroom cabinet. But not for acne, you probably | | | | pad of a band-aid and put over the infected area, |
| bought it to get rid of that annoying sunburn. The | | | | then remove at night and rinse off the honey. |