If You Rub A Freshly Cut Tomato On Your Face For 3 Seconds, Here`s The Amazing Effects!



Acne can be frustrating and uncomfortable, and even embarrassing, at nearly any age. The red, inflamed skin can even be painful. While getting rid of acne takes a bit of devotion to your skin care regimen, it doesn’t have to be expensive or take a lot of time.

In fact, the solution to your breakouts may be growing in your vegetable garden.

Tomato as a cure for acne
Using tomato as part of your skin care routine can help clear up acne and reduce the appearance of acne scars. This fruit is high in several vitamins like Vitamins A, C, E, K, and B6. These vitamins in this tasty food help shrink pours and provide your skin with much-needed nourishment. Tomatoes actually contain salicylic acid, an ingredient you’ll find listed on many commercial treatments.

Use:
The simple solution is sometimes the best. Simply slice the tomato in half and rub it on the affected areas of your face. Massage the juice into your skin and rinse. While it’s not the most effective treatment, it works great for minor breakouts and when you only have a few minutes to get it done.


Tomato face mask:
If you have some extra time, this method should work well on even heavy acne. Take 1 tomato and slice an X into the top of it. Then, place the tomato under warm water for about a minute and remove the skin (starting at the slices and pulling downwards).

Remove the tomato seeds and mash up the rest of your tomato into a paste. Then, put this paste to your entire face and let it set for about an hour before rinsing. You can also add mashed cucumber or yogurt to the mask mixture to reduce painful acne.

Tomato juice face wash:
If you don’t want to sit around for an hour with tomato on your face (at least it beats egg…), try this variation. Mix one tablespoon of tomato juice with with a few drops of lemon juice in a small dish. Apply this mixture to affected areas of the skin and let it set for about five minutes, then rinse with warm water.

Source: goingviralposts

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