Comedoniano acne, or comodenal acne, is a common type of acne that occurs on the face. It appears as blackheads and whiteheads. Comedones are skin follicles that can get clogged with dirt, dead skin cells, and bacteria. Blackheads are open comedones exposing the dirt and grime as the "black head." Whiteheads are closed comedones where the dirt and grime are still in the follicle causing irritation around the skin or even infection.
Fortunately, unlike other types of acne, comedoniano acne does not have the high risk of scarring. Therefore, harsh chemical treatments should be avoided. Many acne treatments contain a chemical called benzoyl peroxide. It is a carcinogenic that has been thought to aid the development of cancer cells. Furthermore, there are harsh side effects associated with this harsh chemical. Redness, dryness, and itchiness are just some of the problems associated with chemical treatments. Instead, one should look at the many natural opportunities there are to treat comodenal acne.
Green tea is one of the most popular ways of naturally treating comodenal acne. Green tea has a significant number of antioxidants that help the body rid itself of harmful toxins that aid the development of acne. Other means of ridding your body of toxins include an herbal footbath. Releasing toxins through the foot is a proven means of detoxification. To concoct an herbal footbath, a simple mixture of herbs, like dandelion, licorice, and garlic with others, with hot water poured into a large basin will work. For more detailed information about an herbal mix that will work for acne, it is good idea to reference books on herbal plants. Many have reference sections for specific ailments' treatments.
In all cases, if your comedoniano acne persist even with natural treatments, you should seek the advice of a dermatologist.
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