Because impure skin produces too much sebum, facial cleansing is the first step to clearer skin. Choose a cleanser without irritating alcohols or questionable ingredients that won't further dry out or harm your skin. Ideally, you have a facial cleanser that moisturizes your skin while you wash it.

Mild peelings or facial steam baths help you clarify and deep clean the pores. This will further prevent the formation of blackheads and pimples. For a peeling, just four drops of lemon juice are enough, which you mix with a tablespoon of sugar and then apply to the blemished areas. A Konjac sponge also provides a mild and natural peeling. Make sure you moisturize your skin directly.

Dryness causes the skin to produce more sebum and accordingly becomes impure. Use a well-formulated moisturizer to refresh your skin and give the sebaceous glands a break. This hydrating face cream should contain vitamins C, E and other nutrients to prevent inflammation and the formation of pimples.

Because impure skin is also linked to what you eat, you should check your diet. The basic rule is: sugar and alcohol as well as animal fats contribute to impure skin. Reduce the proportion of these substances to a minimum to protect your skin as best as possible.