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Aromatherapy: The use of essential oils may decrease the symptoms of acne. Essential oils are antibacterial and may kill the bacteria associated with acne. Apply diluted oils on a cotton ball to face as needed. Lavender essential oil may also be used topically to reduce scarring. Note: Essential oils are not to be consumed orally, as internal consumption can cause serious side effects.
Vitamin A for Acne Vitamin A: Derivatives of vitamin A, retinoids, are used to treat skin disorders such as acne. Vitamin A supplements should not be used simultaneously with prescription medications, especially Accutane ®, ....
Zinc for Acne Zinc:
Several studies identify a positive correlation between serum zinc levels and severity of acne, however others did not, and it remains to be determined to which degree internal zinc levels ....
Guggul for Acne Guggul:
Guggul (Commiphora mukul), an herbal supplement commonly used in India, has been found to possess anti-inflammatory properties and has been suggested as an oral therapy for acne. Preliminary data from ....
Tea tree oil for Acne Tea tree oil: Topical application of tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) oil may be beneficial in acne. The tea tree is found in Australia and its oil is used for antibacterial ....
Saw palmetto for Acne Saw palmetto: Saw palmetto (Serenoa repens) may help balance male hormonal levels and may be used in acne therapy. Although no scientific evidence exists for the use of saw palmetto ....