What are some home remedies for Dandruff?

I recently found an article from the Reader’s Digest online about some home remedies for dandruff problems. Here are some of the suggestions that the article had regarding what you can use to help a dandruff problem: Aspirin Vinegar Baking Soda Lemon Mouth Wash Salt Some of these may sound like some odd cures for dandruff, but the article goes into detail as to what each one will do, and how to use them. You can access the article at: rd.com/home-garden/6-homemade-dandruff-t... Another article you may want to check out regarding natural remedies for dandruff is located at the Buzzle website.

Some of the remedies are repeated but there are a few more suggestions you might find interesting, such as using eggs as way to get rid of dandruff. The URL for this article is: buzzle.com/articles/home-remedies-for-da....

I recently found an article from the Reader’s Digest online about some home remedies for dandruff problems. Here are some of the suggestions that the article had regarding what you can use to help a dandruff problem: Aspirin Vinegar Baking Soda Lemon Mouth Wash Salt Some of these may sound like some odd cures for dandruff, but the article goes into detail as to what each one will do, and how to use them. You can access the article at: rd.com/home-garden/6-homemade-dandruff-t... Another article you may want to check out regarding natural remedies for dandruff is located at the Buzzle website.

Some of the remedies are repeated but there are a few more suggestions you might find interesting, such as using eggs as way to get rid of dandruff. The URL for this article is: buzzle.com/articles/home-remedies-for-da....

Daily shampooing is usually sufficient for mild cases. Coconut oil, olive oil and tea tree oil works great against dandruff. Apply coconut oil to the scalp and then brush the scalp with a natural bristle brush.

Cover your whole head with olive oil and wash after half an hour. Apply a few drops of tea tree oil to your scalp half an hour before shampooing. Learn more about dandruff home remedies at this site: Source: essential-home-remedies.com/dandruff-hom....

First of all, be conscious of your diet. The wrong foods are the primary cause of many acne problems. Avoid consuming starch and sugar products, deep-fried and fatty foods, and foods that create constipation and bowel problems.

There are many home acne cure options that are very effective, many of which you may have in your home. Here are some of the more popular options: • Essential oils • Bergamot • Cedarwood • Chamomile • Eucalyptus Radiata • Geranium • Lemon • Manuka • Tea Tree Oil Learn more about home remedies for acne at this website: Source: http://www.acne-treatment-and-cures.com/acne-treatment-home-remedies.html.

There are plenty of home remedies for acne, and some are more effective than others. The list below shows some of the more common ones that you can try. Be aware that every person is different and these methods may or may not help your situation.

Eating a healthy diet rich in vitamins can only help the process. Toothpaste is regularly recommended for reducing swelling os spots and pimples on the skin. This one is easy to try out, just put some toothpaste on your skin before you go to bed and see if it has made a difference in the morning.

It’s best to test this for yourself on a small area of your face rather than trying the whole face in one night, as it’ll be easier to see if a real difference has been made. A mixture of rose and lemon water can sometimes help reduce the swelling of acne. Put the mixture (one part each of rose and lemon) on your face and then rinse about half an hour after.

Try doing this regularly to see whether it makes a difference. Orange peel is another common one. After mashing it mix it with water before putting it on your face.

Again, do this regualarly for maximum benefit. Garlic is another treatment often passed around for acne, although it isn’t the most comfortable! If you can stand the smell, then try applying it to the area of acne regulaarly to aid in reducing the swelling of the pimples.In the following two sites you will get more info, quickhomeremediesforacne.com/ homeremediesforacne.org/home-remedies-fo....

Fullow Acne is a type of skin infection that is highly prevalent amongst teens. The primary cause of acne is overactive sebaceous glands. Other causes of acne are unhealthy diet, constipation and poor skin condition caused by smoking, excess intake of tea, coffee etc.And sedentary lifestyle.

While the disease is not fatal, it can affect the self-esteem of teens, as they base their esteem on their looks. Here are some effective home remedies to treat acne. €¢ Mix equal amounts of lemon juice and rose water apply the mixture with a cotton ball and keep it on for 30 minutes.

Rinse. Continue this treatment for 20-25 days. €¢ Add 3-4 lemon drops to 1 tablespoon each of sour cream, yogurt and grind oatmeal.

Apply this mixture on the affected part and keep it on for 10-15 minutes, before rinsing. €¢ Prepare a fine paste of turmeric powder and neem leaves. Apply it on the affected part and leave it on for 20-25 minutes.

Then rinse with lukewarm water. For more home remedies read himalayahomeremedies.com/homeremedies_ac... important item that can treat acne is garlic. You can take garlic either externally or internally.

Massaging with raw garlic many times in a day will clear spots, pimples and boils from the affected part. Eating 3 seeds of raw garlic once a day for a month will purify the blood and clear acne.

For many people, acne is caused by excess oil in your skin or body. I find if I have food with excessive amounts of sugar, salt and oil, it makes me break out. If I have foods with some of the above I don't break out quite as often.

Simply minimizing junk food or foods high in content of the above will lessen acne ... again for most people. As far as home remedy, just wash your face everyday. Spot treat with witchazel...I think.

Don't quote me on it... :).

It turns out that garlic is very effective to treat acne because of it's natural antibacterial properties. It has a very high sulfur content that helps unblock pores by promoting the shedding of dead skin cells, also helps heal existing lesions, and even helps prevent new blemishes. Besides the usual "rub a raw clove of garlic on any problem areas" advice that many websites proclaim, the third of the sources I listed offered the idea mixing garlic juice with a spoonful of yogurt - to take advantage of the vitamins and healthful fatty acids of the yogurt as well.... I might have to try that myself.

The only honey recipe that seems to show up on most websites is 3 tablespoons honey mixed with 1 teaspoon cinnamon to make a mask. I've heard about it before and have meant to try it myself but I've been a bit concerned about how difficult it would be to clean off. Some online testimonials complain about the stickiness; others say that it isn't a problem at all.

Honey and cinnamon both are naturally antiseptic. As for natural exfoliants, a combination of a coarse and a moist should work: coarse ingredients coffee grounds - antibacterial, exfoliating sugar - antibacterial ground almonds - healthy oils oatmeal - healing, soothing corn flour - absorbs skin oils rice powder - absorbs skin oils sea salt - tightens pores moist ingredients citrus juice - astringent, vitamin C honey - antiseptic, antifungal, soothing yogurt, milk, sour cream - helps slough off dead skin cells cucumber - cooling, astringent avocado - lots of vitamins & antioxidants, moisturizing apple juice - helps exfoliate Exfoliants should be used once every five to ten days. The second of the "exfoliants" sources below lists many different types of recipes to try beyond what is listed above.

There are many other home remedies to try: tea tree oil, nutmeg & milk, lemon, orange, mint, papaya ... For what it's worth, after fifteen years of trying all sorts of products (some very expensive), I now use Thayer's Alcohol Free Rose Petal Witch Hazel Toner every morning & night; a homemade sugar/almond/olive oil scrub once per week; and an Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay/Bragg Organic Apple Cider Vinegar mask once per week. Olive oil is full of vitamins, antioxidants, is anti-inflammatory, doesn't clog pores and its chemical composition is very similar to sebum - the body's natural oil - which makes it a more effective moisturizer. Bentonite clay detoxifies by drawing toxins out of the body and enhances blood flow through the skin.

Apple cider vinegar is antibacterial, restores the natural pH, and is packed with minerals. I hope you find something that works for you!

Acne is caused by bacteria under the skin. Therefore, an antibacterial will aid in getting rid of acne. My friends and I all relied on the Neosporin cream, not ointment, when we were in high school.

All of us had tried things along the likes of accutane, benzoyl peroxide, and salicylic acid, all prescribed by dermatologists. The thing we found to work the best was the handy old Neosporin. Its an antibiotic, so it kills the bacteria in the acne.

The great other thing about Neosporin that the others lacked? That neosporin reduces the appearance of scars-------NO ACNE SCARS! And its always good to keep handy for cuts/scrapes.

And its cheaper than other acne treatments!

Eliminate sugar and processed foods from your diet. Here is a list of fantastic natural remedies. 10slate.com/2010/10/10-fantastic-ways-to....

A good home remedy for acne is to use an essential oil recipe or tea tree oil. A good over-the-counter product to buy is "Benzoyl Peroxide," which has been known to effectively treat mild to moderate acne. Otherwise, try drinking green tea or applying green tea lotion as some medical studies show it can help clear up acne.

Other home remedies include: taking vitamins (Niacin, Vitamin A, and Zinc), using Orange peel, applying lemon juice or massaging garlic on the surface of acne spots.

Not one that you mentioned, but something I learned from either Sassy or 17 magazine when I was a teenager was a smudge of white, paste type toothpaste on a pimple. It always worked like a charm for me and dried the thing up overnight!

I am a firm beleiver in vitamins and antioxidents. Trying different suppliments with your multi-vitamin may help you find what your body is lacking, even though you eat a healthy diet. The swelling and redness will be greatly helped with VITAMIN C (a powerful anti-inflamatory) in a large doses.

The body evacuates it every four hours. See if it works. Everyone is different.It works like an asprin for me.

I used it for pain when my feet were operated on, because I hated the pain pills. The doctor was amazed at how fast I healed.It has been found that people with acne are low in ZINC, so there you are. Take a ZINC suppliment with your multi-vitamin.

Eat beans and oysters. Find the foods which are high in zinc. I personally think that combining these foods with dark leafy greens and carrots and olive oil is the best cure for anything.

My kitty acquired a swollen lip. Sores around the mouth and swelling between her gums and the inside of her "lips"...scary, to say the least. The vet told me the only recourse was steroid shots for the rest of her life.

Remembering that simple VITAMIN E OIL from the capsule on the pad of a band-aid cured this patch of some awful irritation on my thumb, which would never go away, so I started squeezing it on her paw. I went away and I have, since learned that she is allergic to ground corn in her food.

Here are some home treatments that can help relief the pain caused by osteoarthritis. Most of these treatments are medications, while others have to do with physical and emotional wellbeing. *EXERCISE: If your mother is overweight, she has to exercise regularly and if possible, try to lose some weight.

Excessive weight can increase the mechanical stress on the cartilage, thereby causing the cartilage to degenerate further. Even if your mother is not overweight or obese, she still needs exercise because regular exercise would help to relieve pain and improve movement of the joint by building up the muscles around it. Make sure the exercise is a mild one like swimming or walking.

*COLD TREATMENTS: since you said you already use hot pads on her knee. I would also recommend cold treatments too. The use of cold treatments can help numb the tissues in of the affected joint thereby lessening the pain in the joint.

You can use ice packs or ice wrapped in a thick towel. Never apply ice directly on the skin. *PAIN RELIEVES AND OINTMENTS: pain relievers such as aspirin or any other strong anti-inflammatory drugs should be taken on a regular basis to help lessen the pain on the affected joint.

There are also ointments specially made for joint pains, and they go a long way to relieve pain when used regularly.

I find that a heating pad or a hot bath, paired with some Midol does the trick for me!

Try changing your laundry detergent avoid tight-fitting, rough, or scratchy clothing, don't scratch, avoid sweating too much, take oral Benadryl for itching, apply Hydrocortisone, clean the area with hypoallergenic soap daily.

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