Trust William replied: "Hi Mike, The watery gel from Aloe Vera plant is a highly effective natural cure against Acne. The enzyme-rich gel has very soothing anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. It can also be taken internally and helps clean up and detox the digestive tract. This in turn can help clear up the skin. Gel or juice of Aloe Vera is highly useful in fading of acne scars. You can grow Aloe Vera plant in your home and apply freshly taken pure Aloe Vera gel to your scar. Otherwise many branded cosmetic companies manufactures pure Aloe Vera gel, so you can choose the best cosmetic companies to get Aloe Vera gel. Vitamin A is also a natural and effective Acne cure. Vitamin A promotes healthy skin. Vitamin E also helps in countering Acne. It is a natural antioxidant and beneficial for the skin. Tea Tree Oil is obtained from the Melaleuca alternifoliais tree from Australia. It is very effective against Acne as it contains bacteria-fighting substances called Terpenes. Acne is often caused by bacteria and the Terpenes either outright kill them or weaken them enough to be destroyed by protective antibodies. There are very little side effects from using Tea Tree Oil. Try this website for 'Buy One Get One Half Price' with free delivery! They Supply 99.9% Pure Aloe Vera Gel with 'Vitamins A,C & E' and with 'Tea Tree'. If you spend more than £20, use the code 'sm20' at the checkout and you can get a 20% discount too! Hope this helps keep your acne & scars at bay!!"

Megan W replied: "Moderate Types of Acne Pustules: A pustule is an inflamed whitehead, usually consisting of a yellow to white head color. These can be characterized as looking inflamed and irritated, the best thing to do with a pustule is leave it alone and let it heal itself before causing further irritation. Papules: A papule is a pustule but without a head. It is a red irritated bump. Never pop a papule as it will cause damaging scarring and tissue damage. Treatment: Pustules and papules require the same treatment as above for whiteheads and blackheads, but require you to take more action because of their persistence. I recommend a 2.5% Benzyl Peroxide cream to calm the skin and prevent acne from forming in the first place. Go to your local drugstore and look for 2.5% Benzyl Peroxide in the acne cream ingredient list, it is quite common and easy to find. Severe Types of Acne Nodule: A nodule is an extreme version of a papule, characterised as being a large (1-3 cm), hard, and red bump. They can last anywhere from weeks to months, make sure to NEVER pop a nodule as it could cause it to last months longer than it would otherwise, as well as causing permanent skin damage. Cysts: A cysts is almost the same as a nodule, but is puss filled instead of hard. It reaches the same diameter and can last the same amount of time. The same rules apply for cysts as a nodule, no squeezing! Treatment: Severe acne requires the same steps as pustules and papules, but because of its severe nature can most likely not be cured by only these steps. It is likely you will need an oral medication called Accutane. Accutane is a high concentration of vitamin A, and a side effect of taking this high concentration is no acne or oil production. It can be very dangerous if taking incorrectly and will require you to take blood test monthly to confirm it isn't causing any damage to the liver. Accutane is only attainable if prescribed by a dermatologist or doctor, please visit one for further information. Taking Care of Acne Common Mistakes Over Washing: I know it can be difficult to have your face feeling dirty and oily throughout the day at times, but washing more than twice a day will just make your acne and oily skin worst. Use a gentle acne face wash to keep irritation to a minimum. Touching Your Face: Touching of the face is a common trait most humans naturally partake in once in a while. For an acne prone face this is a big no-no. See, your fingers produce oil just like your face does, but this oil comes in to contact with a lot more bacteria filled things then your face (keyboards, door handles, etc.) and when you touch your face with these oily fingers it transfers this bacteria filled oil onto your face, causing more acne. Expecting Immediate Results: Face acne treatment takes time to help your acne. Instead of only giving each acne product a 2 week chance before rushing onto the next treatment, wait about 2-3 months for a conclusion on whether that product has helped you or not."