The main cause for this type of acne is stress. Do you feel stressful, I mean, really stressful with your life?

Chances are you will get this type of acne instead of the red one. It will not feel painful, but dark bumps can make your face look really ugly. How to handle it: Relax your body more because you need this relaxation most. Your skin needs more relaxation, more happiness on your mind. Try not to be stressful and be happy with your life. Try to smile and laugh often, and this type of acne will usually go away by itself. 6. Whiteheads and blackheads It might not caused any inflammation on your skin, but you will feel that there are some "little stones" that are stuck between your pores. That's what is called whiteheads and blackheads. If you feel any painful sensation when you touch it, then chances are you're going to have a big pimple on that area. So, be aware. How to handle it: You can carefully pop out your whiteheads and blackheads with your hands. But, be careful not to cause further reaction on your skin, as it can potentially cause big pimples to emerge. The best time to do it is after you've done taking a bath when your skin is still soft and smooth. And don't forget to clean your hands before you do that. 7. Severe and persistent acne This last type of acne symptom is the most dangerous one. It is the combination of all the symptoms above, plus the long-term suffering that you are going to experience. 

Once you've eliminated this acne, it will leave bad X OUT Acne scars and bumps on your skin. But, of course, it is always curable, only that it will need more time to cure. If you don't take any necessary action to cure this type of acne, you will possibly suffer from this dreadful skin condition your whole life. How to handle it: The only known way to effectively cure this acne once and for all is to use the holistic acne treatment system. You can find the detail below. Blast Severe Acne in 60 Days The use of herbs to treat various ailments or to promote general health and wellbeing goes back thousands of years and acne is not an exception. If looking for natural methods to cure acne, here are the top 5 best herbs for acne treatment that you should know about. Herbs Used to Cure Acne Herbs used to cure acne continue to be popular options for acne treatment not only because they are effective but also because they are generally free from side effects compared to many over the counter (OTC) and prescription acne treatments. Many OTC and prescriptions acne treatments can actually have no effect or worsen acne, increase skin sensitivity, contribute to antibiotic resistance due to excessive use of antibiotics, cannot be used for a long time and can even cause birth defects. Some herbal remedies for acne can actually perform as well as if not better than many acne treatments so just because you are using an herbal remedy does not mean that you are using a less effective method for acne treatment. In addition, conventional acne treatments only use a single active ingredient such as salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide whereas herbs used to cure acne contain many compounds. 

The synergy created by these combined compounds makes many believe that herbs are far superior to many commercial treatments. It is also believed that this perfect mix of compounds working together is one of the reasons that herbs have little to no side effects. These reasons make using herbs for acne treatment a viable option for you to consider if you are looking for natural ways on how to get clear skin. Best Herbs for Acne 1. Tea tree Also known as Australian tea tree or tea tree oil, the part used for fighting acne is the oil that is obtained from the leaves. Tea tree is not to be confused with the mildly stimulating beverage known as tea. Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia) is native to Australia where it is usually found in swampy habitats. Sometimes known as the "wonder from down under," tea tree oil is obtained by crushing tea tree leaves. Tea tree oil is a powerful antiseptic that contains many compounds that can prevent the growth of certain infection causing fungi and bacteria. Its powerful antiseptic properties is the reason that tea tree oil is used to treat many conditions besides acne such as; Yeast infections including vaginal yeast infection because it is able to disrupt the activity of fungus (candida albicans) that causes these infections. Wounds benefit from the application of tea tree oil because this oil has been shown to kill the many microorganisms that lead to infections including the type of bacteria that may be resistant to antibiotics. Fungal toenail infections can also be treated with tea tree oil. Athlete's foot can also be treated by this essential oil. 

Other conditions that can be effectively treated with tea tree oil include various other fungal or bacterial skin infections, dandruff, gingivitis, insect bites and stings, etc. Tea tree oil for acne treatment has been found to be just as effective but without the side effects of OTC 5 percent benzoyl peroxide. Although the latter worked faster in some studies, both were found to be effective by the end of the studies. This is the reason that tea tree oil is believed to be one of the best herbs for acne. To use When using tea tree oil for natural acne treatment, you can soak a cotton ball or swab with 100 percent tea tree essential oil and apply to the blemishes. There are also many commercial formulations that include tea tree oil as an ingredient so simply follow the manufacturer's directions on use. Precautions Tea tree oil is only to be used externally. Do not ingest it as it is toxic and can be fatal. If you have sensitive skin, you may want to dilute the essential oil in a carrier oil such as skin friendly oils like jojoba, sweet almond oil, apricot kernel oil, etc. 2. Aloe Another of the best herbs for acne natural treatment is aloe (aloe vera) which has played a key role in natural healing besides acne since the dawn of time and unlike tea tree oil, it can be used internally and externally. Some conditions for which aloe is commonly used include; Wounds (including sunburn, burns, scrapes, etc) benefit from the application of aloe because it contains compounds that reduce inflammation, swelling as well as redness in addition to helping relieve itching and pain. Psoriasis flare-ups and eczema can be relieved with aloe. Diabetes can benefit from ingesting aloe juice because it helps to reduce blood sugar levels. 

Infections can be treated or prevented with the application of aloe. Aloe is also an immune system booster and is usually recommended for general skin care because it contains certain skin enhancing properties which is why it is one of the best herbs used to cure acne as well as reduce acne scars. To use The aloe juice or gel can be used which you can purchase from a health food store to get the best and purest quality. You can also cut an aloe leaf and slice it lengthwise and scoop out the gel and apply to freshly washed skin. It does not need to be washed off. You can use it as a toner or as a moisturizer. Precautions Aloe is generally very safe and can be used by anyone unless you are allergic to this plant. It can also have very mild laxative effects unless you use the latex form of aloe which is a strong laxative so you may want to avoid this latex form of aloe. 3. Guggul Guggul is an herb that is popular in Indian Ayurveda medicine and has been found to be antibacterial, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and immune boosting. Guggul is a resin that is produced by the mukul myrrh tree and is a traditional Indian remedy that is commonly used to treat various skin disorders, urinary problems, joint pain, etc. Although there are limited studies on the effectiveness of guggul for acne treatment, one important study showed that this herb was just as effective for the treatment of cystic acne on the face, chest and back as the prescription drug tetracycline. 

To use Guggul is available in supplement form and the general recommended dose is 50 milligrams of guggulsterones (active ingredients in guggul) per day. Precautions Guggul may cause vomiting, headaches, diarrhea, etc, in some people and if you are taking any other medications at the same time, it may interfere with their action so if you are on any medication, consult your doctor before taking guggul. 4. Juniper Another of the herbs used in treatment of acne is juniper of which the berries or branches are used. Juniper is a popular diuretic that is commonly used because of this for high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, PMS as well as other women's health issues. It is also an anti-inflammatory making it useful for natural arthritis treatment and have shown some benefits for being able to reduce blood sugar levels. It is recommended for natural acne treatment because it contains antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and astringent properties. It also contains alpha hydroxyl acids (AHAs) which are skin exfoliating which can help eliminate acne scars.