Acne Scars: Fade them away?

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Jamie V.

Aug 20, 2013

Jamie V.

Hello lovelies~ I would like to ask you all what you use to fade acne scars? I've had scars from 5 years back, and over time they've faded. However now as I've grown older, I care more about them. I fear sometimes they won't go away? Any natural remedies out there? o: I currently use the clarisonic aria with face soap from thefaceshop. I also have oily skin. What do you guys think? Lighting makes my skin look better and lighter than it is. I have scars on my whole face, but it's worse on this cheek.

Jes T.

Aug 20, 2013

Jes T.

Chemical peels work well!! Also vitamin e oil, mix with a moisturizer and they will fade :)

Sheyenne K.

Aug 20, 2013

Sheyenne K.

I hear lemon juice helps. Product wise though, I would totally recommend the Proactiv Dark Spot Corrector. It's helped a ton with my acne scars!

Tammy N.

Aug 21, 2013

Tammy N.

Lemon juice & sugar!! Use it as a scrub, leave it on like a mask for 10 minutes. It's an easy chemical peel. And after that yogurt on the spots I hear helps a lot too.

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