Acne is caused when dirt, oil and bacteria get caught in pores and hair follicles and a small covering forms over this, growing into what we call a pimple. However everyone has dirt and oil on their face but not everyone gets acne. That covering of skin is what causes those dreaded pimples, so cleaning and clearing up oil is only part of acne skincare. Exfoliating is very important as this will help to remove that covering of skin that won't allow the oil and dirt to be washed away. Most people that have a good acne skincare regimen exfoliate every few days, or at least twice per week. You don't want to overdo it with this step either as this might mean dry skin and leaving skin raw and exposed to the elements. But exfoliating is a very important part of taking care of one's acne and so should be worked into one's routine regularly.
Turmeric has been used for thousands of years for digestive health. It is a natural antibiotic, strengthening and toning the digestive system, while correctly balancing intestinal flora. Clinical studies back up this anecdotal use. If you enjoy curry dishes, surprising enough, go for it! Recipes for Indian dishes containing chicken (a lean protein), green vegetables and turmeric, the main constituent of curry, can be found on every Indian outlet. Turmeric is quite inexpensive, and goes a long way towards combating acne problems.
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