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Can Applying Yogurt to the Skin Improve Acne?
Perhaps to Some Degree, but More Research Is Necessary Before We Can Recommend It
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Can Aloe Help Acne?
Probably Not to a Measurable Degree
Baking Soda and Acne
It Is Most Likely Best to Avoid Using Baking Soda on Acne-Prone Skin
Urine Therapy for Acne
There Is No Good Evidence to Date to Support the Use of Urine as an Acne Treatment
Can Applying Toothpaste to the Skin Treat Acne?
Probably Not, and Fluoride-Containing Toothpaste in Particular May Be Irritating
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Can the Mind Help Clear Up the Skin?
Can Steaming Your Face Help with Acne?
Heat and Humidity Often Worsen Acne, So Steaming May Do the Same
What Is Homeopathy, and Does It Work?
Homeopathy Is an Unproven Form of Alternative “Medicine” with No Scientific Backing. Buyer Beware!
Can Milk of Magnesia Applied Topically Help with Acne?
There Is No Scientific Evidence That Over-the-counter Milk of Magnesia Products Would Help
Zinc and Acne Overview
Taking 30 mg of Oral Zinc per Day May Help. Topical Zinc Has Less Evidence Behind It.