Get Rid of Pimples at Home
As much as everyone with acne wants their pimples removed overnight, there is no method that can achieve that sort of a result, no matter what the claims are. However, it is possible to remove a pimple in 2-3 days, with the right treatment. Let’s discuss some of the options:
Remove Pimples at Home
- Apple Cider Vinegar: Use as you would a toner – soak up a cotton ball and apply on the affected area.
- Baking Soda: Make a paste with baking soda and water. Apply onto affected area. This works to remove excess oils, which contributes to the acne. You might want to add a dash of sea salt as well.
- Mango and Lemon: Make a paste out of mango, lemon, and water. Apply onto affected area and leave it on face for around an hour before washing off with warm water. Great while you are watching TV or reading a book!
The results from these home remedies can sometimes be fairly impressive. Bear in mind though that not everything works for everybody and results may differ from person to person.
Remove Pimples on a Budget
Some products offer a free trial before you actually make a purchase. This works well as you can test the product before you buy it. The trials typically last for ~ 2 weeks. Contrary to popular belief, many of the free trials tend to be quality products. We have a short list below, and will keep adding to the list as we discover new acne product trials.
Remove Pimples with Zit Zappers
Zit Zappers are a great investment. They are portable electrical devices that deliver small bursts of heat to the area where the pimple is, and in doing so, kill the bacteria and dry up the pimple. This allows the pimple to heal very quickly without leaving much of a scar.
The other nice thing about these devices is that they don’t require the use of any chemicals whatsoever. However, these devices don’t come cheap. They range from $70-$150 per device. However, if you can afford one, it’ll be well worth the investment.
Two of the most popular zit zapping devices in the market today are Thermaclear and Zeno. Both are FDA-approved and clinically proven to treat mild to moderate acne.
Good luck removing your pimples!
