Dear, They can fade and heal with the right care.
Use can use Cetaphil, Simple, or Ayurvedic neem-tulsi cleanser).
Avoid harsh scrubs or strong soaps.
🌟 2. Targeted Spot Treatment (for Red + Black Marks)
💡 Night-time routine is most effective for healing.
Option 1: Natural Pack (DIY)
1 tsp multani mitti
½ tsp sandalwood powder (or turmeric for redness)
1 tsp rose water or aloe vera gel
Apply on scars 3–4 times/week, leave 20 mins, wash off.
Ayurvedic & Home Healing Support
🌿 Internal Remedies:
Manjistha powder (¼ tsp with warm water at night) – clears blood & pigmentation
Neem capsules – once daily for 30 days (if acne still active)
Triphala – for gut detox (½ tsp at bedtime)
🧃 Skin-Friendly Diet:
Drink amla juice or eat 1 amla daily – vitamin C + collagen booster
Avoid dairy, fried food, and sugar
Eat soaked almonds (5) + soaked raisins (10) in morning
Also you can try facial yoga.
Neemghan vati- Kaishore guggulu- One tablet twice daily after food with warm water Khadira aristha-4 teaspoon with equal quantity of water to tell after food Alovera gel-flyover, face, and wash off after 20 minutes
Addressing acne scars, especially those rooted in dormant acne, requires a personalized approach based on your unique prakriti (constitution) and dosha imbalances. In Ayurveda, skin issues often relate to excessive Pitta dosha and needs to balanced for healthy skin.
Firstly, let’s focus on the red marks, indicative of Pitta. A useful remedy is applying a paste made from Sandalwood and Rosewater. Sandalwood cools and has anti-inflammatory properties, while Rosewater tones the skin. Mix a teaspoon of Sandalwood powder with enough Rosewater to create a paste, apply to the affected areas, and leave for about 15-20 minutes before rinsing with lukewarm water.
For the black spots, indicative of deeper inflammation, using Turmeric might be beneficial. Known for its anti-inflammatory and skin-lightening properties, you can create a paste with Turmeric and honey. A pinch of Turmeric with a teaspoon of raw honey can be applied to the scars, and washed off after 20 minutes. Be mindful as Turmeric can stain the skin temporarily.
Diet plays a crucial role in managing Pitta. Consume more cooling foods like cucumbers, melons, and fennel. Avoid spicy foods, excessive caffeine, and processed sugars, as they can aggravate Pitta and breakouts. Drink plenty of water with a dash of lime for hydration.
In terms of lifestyle, practice meditation or yoga to relieve stress, as stress can ignite Pitta. Also, make sure you are sleeping well, it helps to flush excessive toxins (Ama) from your body.
One should not dismiss the importance of daily skin care. Use gentle, natural cleansers preferably containing Neem, which in Ayurveda is considered antimicrobial. Avoid harsh scrubs that can aggravate the skin further.
It’s always wise to consult a local Ayurvedic practitioner for a tailored regimen, given the complexity of your skin concerns. If necessary, a combination of Ayurveda and conventional dermatology may be advisable if scars don’t fade. Stay consistent with these practices, maintaining a balance will help your skin heal naturally over time.
