How to fade away acne scars.

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Jessica K.

Apr 20, 2014

Jessica K.

My acne has finally disappeared but I still have acne scars on my face. Is there anything to help it fade away or even disappear?

Amira L.

Apr 20, 2014

Amira L.

Try exfoliating more often, it's been helping mine a lot and drink tons of water!

Christina S.

Apr 20, 2014

Christina S.

I agree with the comments above. Water, exfoliating and vitamin c👌

Traci L.

Apr 20, 2014

Traci L.

Get a stabilized form of vitamin C it will come in a dark bottle ,and use spf of 30 daily an be sure to reapply as advised on the bottle.

Jessica K.

Apr 20, 2014

Jessica K.

thanks everyone

Sapna S.

Apr 21, 2014

Sapna S.

Brightening serums with Retinol have been helping me (thank goodness!). I have very dark scarring that last for several years - also non HQ spot lighteners (check out NeoStrata) when used daily can be extremely effective.
I usually scour the shelves at Winners (like Marshalll's) and find some excellent products that are usually much to pricey to buy just to try out. Luckily I have been very lucky!

Deasia J.

Apr 21, 2014

Deasia J.

Lemon juice is one of the best treatments for acne scars. All you need is a fresh Lemon or fresh squeezed lemon juice, which you will then mix with a cup of water and apply to the scarred areas on your face for three to four minutes. Doing this everyday eliminates dead skin and promotes new skin growth. http://antiskinproblems.com/natural-acne-treatment/

Shannon S.

Apr 23, 2014

Shannon S.

How did you get rid of your acne?

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