Everybody experiences an occasional pimple here and there in their life. It's no biggie. But dermatologists believe your skin, which is the largest organ...

Cleaning the wound and applying pressure and ice are important first steps in treating a cut on your lips. Applying sesame oil, grape seed oil, coconut oil, or safflower oil can help heal minor cuts. Aloe vera, honey, chamomile, and turmeric can help too. See a doctor for serious wounds.

Managing oily skin takes extra effort, but it’s possible. Aim to manage excess sebum instead of trying to dry it out. Start with a cleansing oil to dissolve sebum, dirt, and makeup. Wash it away with an oil-free face wash that doesn’t have fragrance. Apply a face mask to soak up extra sebum, and finish with a moisturizer to avoid dryness. Honey, green tea, papaya, and clay are ideal natural ingredients for oily skin.

To remove common skin marks, try natural remedies. They're safer and cheaper than laser removal, cryotherapy, and harsh medicines. Lighten moles with castor oil and baking soda. If you have age spots, the vitamin C in lemon juice and strawberries will help. Warts, which are caused by an HPV infection, can be healed with garlic’s antiviral properties. Oatmeal and green tea control excess oil, making the combination perfect for blackheads. Tea tree oil is a traditional remedy for skin tags.

Ask any smoker how many times they have tried to quit and you realize how addictive smoking is. It's one habit that just does...