Turmeric paste made from turmeric powder can be used to treat remove wrinkles, dark circles under the eyes, minor skin blemishes as well as prevent skin aging.

Tomato red tomato pulps can be used to treat pimples. Good tomatoes are an abundant source of vitamins A, B (including folic acid), and C; potassium and magnesium; and valuable antioxidants and trace elements.    

Sandalwood sandalwood is known to treat pimples. 

Rice paste made from rice powder is used as poultice to sooth bleeding pimples and other skin inflammations.

Radish paste made from ground radish seeds is effective in removing blackheads. Grated white radish juice is used as a skin whitener.

Potatoes apply grated potato as poultice to treat skin blemishes, pimples, boils, whiteheads and blackheads.

Oats are also highly absorptive, hypoallergenic, and help soften the skin. They have the best amino acid balance of all the cereal grains. Oats have also been clinically shown to help heal dry, itchy skin. The edible grains of a widely grown cereal grass, oats (avena sativa) appear in many beauty products. People appreciate their soothing, anti-inflammatory properties. Come to think of it, that's another childhood memory. When I got the chicken pox my mom popped me into an oatmeal and baking soda bath to relieve the itching. They have the best amino acid balance of all the cereal grains (amino acids work as water-binding agents in skin care products). Oats have also been clinically shown to help heal dry, itchy skin. Oat grains and straw appear in shampoos, dusting powders, moisturizers, and cleansing bars and that's just the start of a list!

Garlic raw garlic is known to treat persistent pimples.

Carrots smashed carrot pulp makes good face packs. 

Cabbage is rich in vitamin and minerals.  The water used in boiling cabbage can be used to rinse the face after washing. 

Almond Oil is good for treating dry skin and removing scars of old pimples and zits. Pour hot water on the almonds and allow them to soak until the skin comes off. Dry them and grind them into a powder. Keep this in a jar. Daily add a little milk to some of the powder and use the paste to cleanse the face by rubbing the skin gently with it. Almond powder can also be added to face packs.