Acne
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Thyme’s Time as an Acne Remedy May Be Coming Soon
Largely due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, the herb thyme – which is found with other herbs in the produce section of most food store -- may well earn itself a place in the skin care section of your local drug store.
Largely due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, the herb thyme – which is found with other herbs in the produce section of most food store -- may well earn itself a place in the skin care section of your local drug store.
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Most people develop acne -- the most common skin condition -- to some degree, but it primarily affects teenagers undergoing hormonal changes.
Acne may be mild (few, occasional pimples), moderate (inflammatory papules), or severe (nodules and cysts). Treatment depends on the severity of the condition.
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