Foods to help skin.

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Lucy J.

Nov 17, 2013

Lucy J.

Are there any foods that help you not to get pimples?

Sunny A.

Nov 17, 2013

Sunny A.

They have clear skin tea- I love it.

K R.

Nov 17, 2013

K R.

Where at??

Bri-bri L.

Nov 17, 2013

Bri-bri L.

Lemon and sygar and honey scrub. I like to dilute the lemon juice just a bit with water and soak a cottonpad with it. Then, pour some organic brown sugar or pure white sugar on the cotton pad and use it as a scrub on my face before sleeping. Wash it off and rub some honey on your face (not when your face is wet). Then keep it on for about 10min and wash it off. Make sure to use sunscreen for the next (atleast) 2~3 days. :)

Angel C.

Nov 17, 2013

Angel C.

Http://www.livestrong.com/article/97968-foods-prevent-acne/

Also, using strawberries can help brighten and clear the complexion.

Cinnamon is also good as an anti-inflammatory. You can mix it with honey and apply it to the face for a natural acne treatment. Be careful though, because it could be irritating to sensitive skin.

How to heal acne scars naturally:
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/61220876157041205/

At home facial:
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/61220876157041191/

Acne miracle mask:
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/61220876156217652/

Honey and Nutmeg acne scar treatment:
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/61220876156115822/

These are just some links I'm accumulated overtime on my pinterest board. You can check them out and see if they work for you.

Hope this helps :)

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