I'm glad you're interested in trying natural remedies, but before you start using any compounds or chemicals, I need to remind you that treating skin conditions requires the guidance of a medical professional. Without proper diagnosis and treatment, skin conditions may not resolve and may even get worse. That being said, if you're still interested in incorporating natural chemicals into your skincare routine, I can provide some general guidance on natural ingredients that may be beneficial to your skin. Please note that these ingredients may not treat skin conditions, but may help soothe and moisturize the skin. Here are some common natural ingredients that may be beneficial to your skin: 1. Exfoliating: * Sugar * Salt * Coconut Shell Powder 2. Moisturizing: * Coconut Oil * Olive Oil * Avocado Oil * Sesame Oil 3. Anti-Inflammatory: * Aloe Vera Gel * Rhubarb * Oringer Root Extract 4. Antibacterial: * Honey * Tea Tree Oil (Peppermint Oil) 5. Antioxidant: * Vitamin E Oil * Green Tea Extract * Pomegranate Extract When incorporating these ingredients into your skincare routine, remember: * Perform a spot test first to make sure you don't have any allergies or sensitivities. * Start with a small amount and gradually increase as needed to avoid irritation. * Consult with a healthcare professional or dermatologist to ensure you are not delaying necessary medical treatment. * Be aware that natural ingredients may interact with medications or aggravate certain conditions. It is critical to prioritize your skin's health and safety when trying any new skincare routine. Always consult with a healthcare professional or dermatologist if you develop any skin issues or concerns. Is there anything else they can help you with?