Spot Treatment For Pimples

This spot treatment works best when it’s made as fresh as possible, so make small batches.

  • Cleanse face
  • Gather ½  clove fresh garlic crushed and finely mashed
  • Gather ½ teaspoon jojoba oil
  • Gather 1-2 drops of tea tree oil
  • Take half a garlic clove and chop finely or mash it really well with the back of a spoon (or mortar and pestle)
  • Add ½ teaspoon jojoba oil to the garlic then add 1-2 drops tea tree oil and mix well.
  • Apply to any acne spots or pimples with a clean finger or Q-tip.
Notes: This is a great remedy for acne bumps, spots, or pimples. Be sure not to substitute another oil in place of jojoba as some oils can clog your pores, defeating the purpose of the treatment. Don’t be afraid to leave pieces of garlic on pimples to let it work its magic. Leave the spot treatment on overnight and then wash off in the morning.

The smell of garlic can be strong for some but I love garlic so the smell didn’t bother me. The mixture can be stored in the refrigerator for a few days, but for the best potency it’s best to make fresh.

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