Apple cider vinegar has strong antibacterial and antifungal properties, which is why it is so powerful when it comes to preventing acne and skin infections.
Apple cider vinegar face wash will also help you remove excess oil from the skin. It balances pH levels and prevents the skin from becoming too oily or too greasy, as it normalizes the secretion of sebum.
Apple cider vinegar acts as a tonic and boosts blood circulation in small capillaries in your skin. Experts consider it to be a strong antiseptic, which means it prevents the proliferation of bacteria, viruses and yeast that create a perfect soil for infections.
Apple cider vinegar dissolves fatty deposits in skin surface and aids in the treatment of scaly and peeling conditions. Last, but not least, vinegar balances pH values of skin. It is especially effective in combination with lavender, rosemary, rose or elder flower.
For optimal results, make sure you use high-quality white wine or apple cider vinegar. Make sure you dry fresh plant materials for about two days before using them.
Using apple cider vinegar for acne
Facial toner
Combine two or three parts of water and one part of vinegar. Wash your face with a gentle and natural cleanser before every application. Apply the apple cider vinegar using a cotton pad. Do not rinse. Once your face dries, apply your regular moisturizer or any other product you are using.
Acne treatment
Combine one part of apple cider vinegar and three parts of Rooibos tea. You can also drop a tea tree or oregano oil. Use this mixture to treat blemishes.
Balance your skin’s pH value: Combine one part of apple cider vinegar and four parts of water, which is your base.
If you have acne prone or oily skin, use Rooibos tea instead of water.
If you have dry skin, use chamomile tea or cucumber-infused water instead of plain water. To obtain more benefits, leave a few cucumber slices in the water overnight.
Source: www.NaturalNews.com
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http://www.mindbodygreen.com
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http://www.thegoodstuffbotanicals.com
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