Do you struggle with acne but want an all-natural product to use? We have a really easy Homemade Face Mask for Acne that will improve the appearance of your skin and remove dead skin.

If you have acne, you will want to give this DIY Face Mask for Acne a try. Not only is it so easy to make but it works really well.
In doing some research, I learned that oatmeal is good for exfoliating and very versatile. Oatmeal cleans out acne trouble areas and removes dead skin.
Combine that with baking soda and your pores will be clean too. This is the best face mask, and you don’t have to worry about ingredients you can’t pronounce or harsh chemicals.
I also make DIY Face Toner for Acne Prone Skin and DIY Face Moisturizer.
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Why We Love This
I feel really good about putting this on my skin and letting my teens use it on their skin. It is all natural and leaves your skin feeling so soft and the acne is visibly reduced over time.
Oatmeal has anti-inflammatory properties and works great and also gently exfoliates regardless of what your skin type is. From sensitive skin to oily skin, this mask is a great item to add to your skin care routine to reduce inflammation, excess oil production and acne.
Ingredients
- ½ Cup plain oatmeal
- 1 Teaspoon baking powder
- 2 Teaspoons of water
Step By Step Instructions
Step 1. Place 8 tablespoons oats in a food processor.
Step 2. Process until fine crumbs form.
Step 3. Measure 2 teaspoons of the ground oatmeal into a small bowl. Next, add baking powder.
Step 4. Then add water to the mixture.
Step 5. Mix well.
Step 6. Spread paste on your face with your fingers. You can also use a soft bristle brush to apply and that will help open your pours. Leave on for 10 minutes or until dry. Remove with a washcloth with warm water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use once a week for a month to help control acne, oily skin and help remove acne-causing bacteria. This is a great mask to add to your skincare routine for glowing skin and to enhance skin texture.
Store remaining ground oats in a resealable bag or a sealed mason jar so you can easily make the mask for your weekly applications. I like to keep ground up oatmeal so that I can easily whip up this mask when needed.
Since everything you need is all ready to go, it makes it so easy to use this mask. Just add a little water and you are set. So easy!
A good face masks helps to draw out any impurities in the skin which will in turn reduce pores, blackheads, excess sebum and pimples. Your skin will look and feel better.
It is so important to remove dirt, sweat and makeup from your face daily. Also, try not to touch your face constantly during the day. Both of these will help in preventing pimples.
Everyone gets a pimple from time to time but practicing good skin care will reduce the amount and frequency.
You might also like to try DIY Charcoal Mask with bentonite clay. Other ideas include aloe vera gel face packs that calms the skin. Aloe vera gel is full of vitamins.
Apple cider vinegar also has astringent properties and acts as a natural astringent.
Honey is often used in face masks for acne because it is a moisturizing ingredient.
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Try this DIY Face Mask recipe for acne today! Don’t forget to come back and leave a comment.
Homemade Face Mask for Acne
Materials
- 1/2 Cup plain oatmeal
- 1 Teaspoon baking powder
- 2 Teaspoons water
Instructions
How to make natural face mask for acne:
- Place oats in a food processor and process until fine crumbs form. Measure 2 teaspoons of the ground oatmeal into a small bowl.
- Next, add baking powder, and water. Mix well.
How to use this at home face mask for acne:
- Spread paste on your face. Leave on for 10 minutes or until dry.
- This feels amazing on your skin.
- Remove with a warm wash cloth.
How often do you use homemade face mask for acne and dry skin:
- Use once a week for a month to help control acne. This is a great mask to add to your skin routine.