Q&A for How to Get Rid of Acne Naturally

This depends on your type of skin. Always look for an alcohol-free, non-comedogenic product that is ideally paraben-free as well. You can also make your own with the suggestions listed above.

Yes, tips for using honey and lemon are listed above. Read the article for more information.

If you have tried these topical treatments and also the dietary changes and are still experiencing acne, I would schedule an appointment with a natural health practitioner such as a naturopathic physician that may be able to help identify other underlying causes and/or hormonal imbalances.

No, the honey is optional. Try some of the other methods, such as using essential oils, if you don't want to use honey.

Yes, you can still use the masks without essential oils. Just omit them from the recipes.

Most acne treatments take at least 3 months to see the full benefits. If you are treating the underlying cause, it's possible to rid your skin of acne.

It's not recommended. Lemon juice is a better choice and has been shown to have better results.

Yes, eating a diet that is high in processed sugars can increase breakouts. Try to limit the amount of sugar you consume to help clear up your skin.

Use a gentle cleanser specially made for faces. If you have oily skin or a lot of acne, then try a wash made for people with acne, such as Neutrogena, Clearasil, or Oxy. If your skin is more sensitive or dry, stick with a gentle facial cleanser by brands such as Cetaphil or Eucerin. Don't use regular body or bar soap on your face.