Besides vitamins and exfoliants, I used eggs in treating my zit too.
This one is all about eggs.
Dermabrasion
When you crack open an egg, there is that thin membranous layer that you can peel off from the shell. For the chick in development, this layer aids in flushing out the impurities of the whites and yolk especially. The same concept will help for the human face.
1. Crack a large egg and dump the yolk and white into a bowl.
3. Peel away the layers and apply on your pimple and/or face.
4. If you're concentrating on just a pimple, layer each peel on top of each other.
5. Let it sit for ~5-10 minutes.
6. Gently peel away or wash it off.
Because this is considered a dermabrasion, your skin is more sensitive to UV rays and dryness.
Be sure to moisturize with an SPF. SPF 30 or more is best.
Don't do this everyday. Once a week is good enough.
Facial Mask
1. Crack a large egg
2. Separate the white and the yolk into two separate bowls.
3. Wash your hands.
4. Dab your fingers into the whites and apply an even coat on face. You don't have to use all of it.
5. Let it dry. It will be ready when it's hard to smile.
6. Wash off.
7. Apply the yolk on.
8. Dry and try to smile again. If you can't, it's hardened and ready.
9. Wash off.
10. Wrap up or eat your leftover eggs. If you wrap it up, don't refrigerate it for more than 4 days.
Don't do this everyday. Once a week will do.
The best thing about the yolk is that it is rich in antioxidants to neutralize pesky free radicals and aid in repairing skin from sun damage.
The only con is that eggs do not have anti-aging properties so you'll need to look elsewhere for that.
I personally did the egg mask and it makes your face feel very soft. I didn't like that it made my forehead really shiny and was glad that I did it at home at the end of the day. But it felt very clean.