Water a gift graced upon us my Mother Earth. The most vital source of nature for survival is water. A vital liquid, which forms a major part of our body constitution. Many people spend their days in a state of mild dehydration. Consuming far fewer fluids than they should. The skin, being the largest organ in the body needs it the most.

Why is Stress commonly blamed for the development of acne? A number of studies that were performed recently have substantial proof that acne can be aggravated by stress.

Stress – Stress is defined as mental or physical tension that results from physical, emotional, or chemical causes. Since your skin in your largest organ, how you live can sure influence how healthy your skin is. And stress, not necessarily “bad” stress, but rather certain external and internal stressors, factor into this health equation.

Study Shows Acne More Severe in Teens During Times of High Stress.

But the way we live affects our whole body, including its largest organ - the skin. The food we eat, clothes we wear, place we work, the hours we keep, the ways we play. All of these take a toll on our skin, especially if we are prone to acne.

What is ACNE?
Acne is a common inflammatory skin disease characterized by pimples on the face, chest, and back. It occurs when the pores of the skin become clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and/or bacteria.

Although there are many reasons behind the development of acne, there is no definitive set of things that apply to everyone affected by acne. Acne often occurs when for some reason or several reasons, a hair follicle, or pore, becomes clogged. Studies have not found a definitive reason that pores become blocked, however there are many contributing factors to consider. These factors include; genetics, hormones, dietary and vitamin deficiencies and other physical or mental stress related occurrences. Additional factors are physiological, and include looking at how your body eliminates dead skin cells. Also, the climate in which you live can also affect your entire body and not just your skin.  Hormone levels control the amount of sebum produced by the body. This is especially common in female acne patients.

Please check if you have any allergies or sensitivity with some ingredients; such as glycerin, lemons, orange, garlic, papaya, eggs, etc. The following acne treatment and cures are good for all body acne including scalp acne. After you have successfully treated your acne, you will need to treat your acne scars, if any.

Extract juice of one lemon and mix with equal quantity of rose water. Apply this mixture on the face and let it stay for about half an hour. Wash the face with fresh water. About 15 days application should provide the cure.
Another method is to massage the face with the skin of lemon before washing with lukewarm water.
Precautions : Do not try to prick and peel the acne as this can leave permanent marks on the face