Fordyce Spots is the Name Given to this Common Skin Condition

Fordyce spots are harmless
Although they may cause concern because of their appearance, the spots are harmless:- They are not a sexually transmitted disease.
- They are not infectious.
- They only need to be checked by your doctor if they start changing.
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Fordyce spots are natural and occur to some degree in most people.
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The spots will often disappear in time even if you do not attempt to treat them.
But there are natural remedies
Here are five to try:
Apple Cider Vinegar is acidic in nature which can help. Mix the ACV in equal quantities with water, apply gently with a cotton swab, leaving it in place for up to ten minutes before rinsing off with lukewarm water.
Coconut Oil has anti-microbial properties, making it ideal for any condition with microbes such as bacteria. Fordyce spots have an accumulation of sebum, which can promote bacteria growth. Just gently rub a few drops of extra virgin coconut oil (you can add a drop of lavender essential oil) on the affected area twice a day for an effective treatment.

Jojoba Oil has a composition very similar to sebum. When applied to the skin, it tricks the skin into thinking that sebum is being released, stopping the sebaceous glands from producing more sebum. Use a few drops and rub in gently, leave overnight and repeat daily for at least a week.
Keep the affected area clean and cosmetic-free by washing with a mild natural soap to prevent any bacteria forming on the skin.
Argan Oil has a high linoleic acid content and good cleansing properties. Use by rubbing two drops of the oil on your fingers till it becomes a little warm and then apply to affected area a couple of times a day for at least a week.