What To Do with A Cystic Pimple

At some point of time, all of us have suffered from the problem of acne. Acne is more common in people in teenage age group and their early twenties. However, there is no age restriction as such and you can even find older adults suffering from this problem.
In general terms, Acne is a condition of skin which manifests itself chiefly in the facial region. Other commonly affected regions are the upper chest and back area and also the upper arms.

1.Peppermint oil:

Peppermint oil can be used to treat acne superficially. It acts on acne by acting as a natural cleansing agent. By clearing out the impurities from clogged pores, it helps in shrinking the size of acne.
This oil has anti bacteria properties too, that works to reduce the bacterial counts and proliferation in pores so that, your acne to not get inflamed. This also helps in reducing inflammation and soothing the associated itchiness and irritation.
 A word of caution though, use only highly purified peppermint oil over acne and avoid those that are fragrance. It has to be mixed with some carrier oil and not to be used in concentrated form. Also, do a patch test first to ensure that you are not allergic to it.



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