Meditation : Types and Elements

Tea Tree Oil
Tea tree oil contains anti-inflammatory properties which help in reducing the swelling and redness of pimples. It can be used in different forms such as cream or gel and has the ability to fight bacterial infection, soften skin and reduce irritation. It is not to be directly applied to the skin but diluted and dabbed onto the affected part with cotton.
Jojoba Oil
Jojoba oil is known for its skin repairing and moisturizing nature. It soothes the skin around sore pimples and can even eradicate mild acne. Its anti-inflammatory agents prevent breakouts. Jojoba Oil can be used on a regular basis after taking a shower.
Aloe Vera
Aloe vera is a natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory moisturizer. After applying, it increases blood flow in the skin and kills the acne-causing bacteria. For immediate results, apply a layer overnight on the affected spot to heal it. Aloe vera is especially appropriate for people with dry skin. For acne-scarring, it is advised to apply thin layers of aloe vera gel regularly for at least a month.
Honey
Acnes are caused when tiny holes on the face become clogged with dust particles. Honey helps to extract dirt and debris from those blocked pores and clears the skin thus preventing acne breakouts. You can directly apply honey with a clean finger or cotton pad on the spot.
Garlic
Garlic has been used to treat infections and to fight germs. Garlic consists of organosulfur compounds, which have natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. It can cause irritation when directly applied to the skin. Instead, it should be consumed in the form of food or drinks or to be chewed raw.
Green Tea is a supportive substance in treating acne breakouts. It is high in antioxidants that can help to reduce inflammation in the skin. It can either be consumed on a regular basis or a tea bag can be dabbed on the inflamed area after soaking in warm water for immediate results.
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