Employ Glycolic Acid

Pat your face dry completely, then apply gel, cream, or lotion containing 8% glycolic acid over you entire face. They prevent the clogged pores characteristic of acne by preventing older cells from piling up on the skin and blocking pores. It also leaves the skin soft and smooth and may decrease discolorations and fine wrinkles.

Lighten Age Spots

A mixture of honey and yogurt creates a natural bleach that can help lighten age spots. Take 1 tsp of plain yogurt, add 1 tsp of honey and mix thoroughly. Apply the mixture and let it dry, then wash it off after 30 minutes. Do this once a day and feel the difference.

Baking Soda To Soften Skin

One favorite use of baking soda is to soften the skin. Pour  a small box into a warm bath and adding a little sea salt, you can give yourself a spa-like treatment for just a few cents. When you emerge from the water, your skin will feel soft and silky -- like you had a high-dollar treatment at an upscale resort.

Treat Pimple

Coriander herb is great for the skin. A tsp of coriander juice, mixed with pinch of turmeric powder is an effective remedy for pimples, blackheads and dry skin. Wash you face thoroughly, then apply this mixture on the face every night before going to bed. 

Wash Your Hands

Always wash your hands before you remove makeup or nourish your skin. Otherwise, each time you dip your fingers you are mixing germs and dirt right into your skin creams and consequently transferring those germs directly to your skin's surface.

Skin Tonic

As we age, alcohol in skin tonic becomes too drying for skin. You can instead use rosewater, it smells delicious and is very gentle, so it suits even the driest complexions.

Avocado For Psoriasis

The avocado oil is beneficial in the treatment of psoriasis. Apply regularly on affected parts to remove the scales.

Watercress for Skin Problems

As a purifying herb, watercress is considered helpful to clear the skin. This is due to its mustard oil, which stinulates the circulation and improves the production of gastric acid, which sterilizes bacteria in food.