How To Deal With Monsoon Acne?

During the rainy season, your skin is more prone to acne breakouts because of the high levels of humidity and the constant rains. Additionally, the skin produces more oil which can leave it sticky and greasy. Oily skin attracts more dirt that eventually blocks the pores and causes acne. Let’s find out more about monsoon acne.

Tips to deal with monsoon acne (मानसून में एक्ने से बचने के टिप्स)

There are specific tips to be followed when dealing with monsoon acne. Here are some of them.

• Try an antibacterial face cleanser

The build-up of dirt can make your skin prone to acne. Start cleaning your face regularly. Antibacterial face cleansers will work wonders to keep the germs at bay.

• Do not skip exfoliation

Greasy skin attracts germs and dirt that results in clogged pores and therefore, just cleaning your face won’t work. It would be best if you opt for deeper cleansing. Do not forget to exfoliate your skin twice a week, which can keep monsoon acne at bay.

• Steam it away

During the monsoon season, it is important to thoroughly clean skin pores. So, it is always good to steam your skin. It cleans up the pores and leaves you with fresh and clean skin.

• Say no to oily foods

Oily foods like French fries, potato chips, deep-dish pizzas, onion rings, cheeseburgers and doughnuts contribute to oily skin, which leads to acne. Hence, you should avoid oily foods as much as possible.

• Moisturise to increase your skin barrier

Moisturiser is your best friend during the monsoon because it helps to produce less sebum and keeps the skin hydrated.

• Bring on the toner

Using a toner is essential during the monsoons as it removes the leftover grime from the skin and cleanses your skin simultaneously. Following a CTM (cleanser, toner and moisturizer) routine is the best bet for your skin.

• Try honey and cinnamon face mask

Honey reduces bacteria and inflammation while cinnamon works a great deal on acne prone skin and further reducing the effects of acne. In a bowl, take a ½ teaspoon of cinnamon and mix it with equal amounts of honey. Stir it well and use it on your acne scars as an overnight treatment. Use it on your skin daily for at least 30 days to see the visible results.

• Try aloe vera and tea tree oil face mask

Tea tree oil is a great antibacterial and anti-inflammatory essential oil that helps in keeping bacteria at bay. When mixed with aloe vera, it helps in dealing with scars and treat them well. In a bowl, take a tablespoon of aloe vera gel and mix with two drops of tea tree oil. Tea tree oil is usually in a very concentrated form, so make sure you do not apply it on your skin directly. Use this mix on your whole face as a night treatment and wash it off in the morning. Depending on how your skin reacts to tea tree oil, you can use it either everyday or alternate days for a month.

These are some of the ways to deal with monsoon acne. But if you still can’t get rid of monsoon acne, choose homeopathy.

Why homeopathy?

Homeopathy is one of the best and most effective treatments to deal with monsoon acne. Homeopathic acne treatment (मुंहासों का उपचार) is natural and free from any homeopathy side-effects. Furthermore, it provides long-lasting results. Dr Batras homeopathy clinic is one of the best homeopahty clinics which treats acne effectively. Homeopathy treatment for acne also prevents scarring. You can visit homeopathy doctor at Dr Batras clinic for the treatment from the root cause. Homeopathy doctors at Dr Batras provide customized treatment for permanent treatment.

Why OHO Homeopathy?

At OHO Homeopathy, we ensure to provide the best homeopathy treatment for acne (मुंहासों का  होम्योपैथिक इलाज). After analysing the patient’s detailed case history, our expert homeopathy doctors (होम्योपैथिक डॉक्टर) find the fundamental reason of monsoon acne. Thus, we prescribe a tailored treatment for monsoon acne.

Book an online appointment with us to get tailored homeopathy treatment (होम्योपैथिक उपचार) for monsoon acne or visit the nearby homeopathy clinic (होम्योपैथिक क्लिनिक) to get more information on monsoon acne.