Onion extract is formed by breaking down the flesh of an onion. The resulting substance appears in some types of skin medications and lotions to treat and reduce the appearance of acne and scars. Creating onion extract is simple and economical, and doing so at home allows you to use the quantity you prefer. Check with your dermatologist before applying onion extract to your skin.
A scar is a permanent mark on your skin that results from an injury that breaks the skin. Over time, scars fade, but most are visible forever. Proper care of the area is an important way to promote healing and helps minimize th...
Baking soda can help remove hardened scabs, prevent scars from forming and lower the risk of developing an infection at the site of a wound. Before treating any serious wound with baking soda, consult a physician.
Speak to your pediatrician about safe treatments you can use on your baby. Treatments of scars are typically not considered until the scar has fully matured, which may take as long as 12 to 18 months. If you begin a treatment t...
Echinacea is a perennial herb belonging to the Aster family. It is native to North American and was used by North American Indians to treat a variety of conditions. Herbalists in Europe and North America recommend echinacea to ...
Scarring is the body’s way of healing after an injury. Sores, cuts and burns might cause scarring. Skin conditions, such as acne, also cause scarring. Dermatologists have found that family history plays a role in this ski...
Although honey has several perceived therapeutic benefits, however, there is little modern research to back up the historical applications of honey. You can use honey to treat scars, but make sure you choose the right type of h...
Technically known as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, the red, brown or purple discoloration left on the skin following a bout with acne can be as distressing as the acne itself. Although acne scar discoloration will eventu...
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