Acne can be very embarassing so of course the minute we get acne, we're looking for a FAST solution to get rid of it. In the mean time, we end up getting sucked into the hype of many strong medications that claim to work fast. But, you should be careful, you may end up doing more damage using medications!



There are many great hollistic and natural treatments to help get rid of acne in as little as 3 days. offers more advice on how to clear your skin in as little as 3 days using completely natural methods!

If you're going to use medications on your skin, make sure you think through the following three factors:

1. Some medications are too strong

Everyone has different types of skins and many times most medications may be too strong for your skin type. Using a medication that is too strong can lead to irritated skin and can do major damage.

You also run the risk of having major allergic reactions. In this case, the damage far surpasses the benefit of using such medications.

If you end up deciding that you do need to use some medication or drug, I highly suggest only trying a small amount on a very small part of your skin first to make sure you don't react.

2. Long term damage

Many medication run the risk of permanent damage if they are too strong or if not used properly. If you decide to use any medication, make sure to talk to your doctor beforehand.

Some warning signs to watch for would be irritated or burning skin. A little bit of burning is normal, but anything that is too strong or lasts too long is not normal.

3. Becoming dependent on medication

You want to focus on training your skin to self-manage itself and not become medication dependent. All medications are bad when used long-term and so you run the risk of making your skin too dependent on medication.

Rather than using medication, you are much better off using natural methods that can help you relieve your acne in less than 3 days. If you're having acne problems, try to resolve them naturally first for at least a week or two, if you see no difference, consult a physician about using medications.