I used to have pretty bad acne. It's all cleared up now but I'm left with a few awful scars! Any recommendations for home remedies or over-the-counter products?
Thanks in advance!

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tee tree products are good
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To fade an acne scar will be easy. All you've got to do is exfoliate regularly.

Exfoliation is simply the removal of the top layer of skin (called the epidermis).

This layer can be removed by using Glycolic Acids and or Salicylic Acids (chemical peels). Or mechanically (microdermabrasion)

By regularly removing the epidermis…you'll also be removing the skin that’s scarred by your acne.

To remove the scar quickly…

…I advocate visiting a physician and inquiring about a deep facial peel.

A deep peel removes the epidermis at a greater depth. And as a result the scar will disappear in no time.

But… I must warn you that deep peels are high-priced.

You can also remove the scars with at-home facial peels. These products usually contain alpha-hydroxy acids and/or beta hydroxy acids.

Or you can purchase a facial scrub. This is a cream which contains tiny particles to scrub away the epidermis.

These at home versions are effective and less costly.

But…

…they work slower than the doctor's versions. And you must use them at least 3 times a week if they’re to be effective.

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prepare a paste of rose water and paste of sandal wood and apply it on the spot where the scars are. Leave it overnight then rinse with cold water the next day. This is a natural and effective way to reduce scars without harming your skin.Log on to http://tipsfromruby-acne.blogspot.com/ for a few home made tips to heal acne .
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u need to read some more about it in these articles http://teensandhealth.blogspot.com/2009/… and this one to comprehend the treatments http://teensandhealth.blogspot.com/2009/…
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emm well this worked for me anyway: i made an exfoliator using honey, oats and wheatgerm, and after usng that for a while they faded a good bit:)
hope this helps.?!
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Laser via a proessional dermatologist. Don't mess with it see the Doc first.