The Real Natural Way To Treat Those Scars! By Ron Shelf At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

We all get scars some are temporary, some are permanent, some are dark, and some are light.

What are scars and why do we get them?!

Scars are marks left on the skin after surface injury or wound, it is the body's response of healing.

Scars are tissues that replace the normal skin after destruction of some dermis; it is a natural part of healing process. There are different degrees of scars depending on the depth and size of the wound, age, gender, genetics and ethnic.

There are some things we can do when we get scars to get them heal better and faster and make them lighter or even disappear.

Right after you get scares you can Smear Vitamin E Oil Caplets on the scarred area. That should do the job.

You can also, Smear some tea tree oil on the scar to help it heal faster.

There are many home made remedies you can make yourself at home to get the scars disappear or get lighter and not to stick out.

What you need to do is try the remedies and choose the best that works for you. Everyone has different treatments that work for them because we all have different types of skin.

Here are some more options for you to try:

1. Put 1-2 drops of lavender essential oil on a cotton ball and apply on scar.
2. Rub some olive oil on scars 2-3 times a day.
3. Mix Aloe Vera and vitamin E gel caplets and apply to the scar.

There are also different types of scars. If you got an acne scar you can use this remedy that works well:

Mix 1 tablespoon of sour cream (0% fat for oily face), 1 tablespoon of yogurt, 1 tablespoon of grind oatmeal, and 3-4 drops of lemon juice. Apply on face, leave for 10 minutes and wash off.

There are many more options you can find at the GrannyMed.com website and lose the scars.

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