Homemade Tips for Pimples

Natural homemade tips are here for pimples/acne. Here you get tips on how to avoid pimples/Acne naturally.
All the ingrediants are natural ie: eighter vegitable or fruits. Yes homemade remedies are safe and money saving. So you learn how to avoid all these things naturally.

Pimples
In gram flour add curd (yogurt) and make paste and apply on face, before it dries completely rub that. Do this for every two days. It is good to avoid pimples.

To avoid pimples in great extend, take fresh cinnamon powder and put it in tightly sealed bottle and take little powder mix with water and apply this only on pimples. Wait for some time and wash your face. Do this for at least 10 days.

Take ripe papaya and mash then apply on pimples.

Apply a paste made of nutmeg, pepper and a little water. Apply on the pimples and allow it to dry. Then wash off.

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Mix 10 grams juice of white onions with 5 grams honey and 1 gram rock salt and apply on pimples.

Wash your face thrice a day and apply calamine lotion on the pimples.

Apply a paste made out of ground mint leaves on the pimples and leave overnight. This will ease the pimples and clear other blemishes also.

Never pick pimples for if you do so they leave scars.

Take a little each of rice, poppy-seeds & almonds and grind to a fine powder and mix it with 2 tablespoons of curd and apply to your face. Allow it to dry for 10 minutes and then wash it off and see your skin glow and the pimple marks fade away slowly.

Take out the fat from the curd and apply this curd to pimple and face and take shower after 15 minutes.

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