Homemade Remedies for Dark Spots on Face

Now that the weather is heating, it is more important than ever to regularly apply a SPF product to protect us from the harmful UV rays. The sunscreen is important to use every day, but the duration of summer UV rays are stronger and can do more damage to the skin. This may appear on time in the form of wrinkles and dark spots.

But to be honest, we do not always apply sunscreen as much as necessary. Okay, we are human and can happen only with the most diligent skin care routines. I am located in Texas, so I am definitely a defender of the use of sunscreen throughout the year. Special in the summer months I notice that my face feels a bit red and tender after spending more than a few minutes outside without protection. Fortunately, there are some steps that we can follow to help skin repair and maintain a uniform skin tone after too much sun.

THE BEST DARK STAKENS CORRECTORS

Many people would prefer that their skin is soft and uniform without dark marks. If you have some places you would like to clarify, there are some natural methods that work very well. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to take care and right unwanted Pygmentation on your face and body. There are some methods that you can quickly prepare in your kitchen and use in the short and long term to improve the appearance of your skin.

Here are some treatments that I like to use in my skin care routine.

• A mask or package
• An essence or toner
• A cream

My favorite ingredients and recipes to do three home treatments are included at the bottom of this article.

Upper natural ingredients for dark spots

You may wonder where to start if you want to start regularly incorporating soft ingredients in your skin care routine. These are the ingredients that through my personal experience, research and reviews have the best results consistently:

Aloe Vera juice -This ultra-soutor gel contains many bright vitamins and plants-based healing components. It can be familiar with the effect it has on solar burns and minor wounds. Using this regularly by itself as a toner or in a mask or packet for the care of the DIY skin can produce a notable difference in the tone and texture of the skin.

Karité butter -This powerful butter contains a significant amount of plants -based healing components. It also works as a powerful skin moisturizer. In addition, did you know that you have antioxidants who repair the skin over time? This can help reduce the effect of too much exposure to the sun and dark spots as results. Because of this, you can consult an active ingredient, as well as a moisturizer.

Green tea – Antioxidants in green tea, called polyphenolsHelp to reverse any oxidative damage to pollution, sun and other environmental stressors.

Rice – This Stopper food can be used in skin care such as rice water, fermented rice water, rice wine and rice flour. The main ingredient in some of the main luxury skin care products is derived from fermented rice, and similar ingredients derived from rice are slowly reaching beauty products worldwide.

Mango butter -Imina, like karité butter, mango butter is a long -lasting and healing moisturizer. It also contains a large number of antioxidants, such as vitamins C and E., when the skin inflames due to environmental damage, mango butter can help calm this inflammatory and prevent production skin MelaninThe chemist of the skin that creates pigmentation.

That rounds the 5 upper ingredients. There are many other skin lighting remedies that I have seen titled over the years. Many of them are wonderful and profitable ways to support the health of their skin. But there are also some that may not be so great after all, but they are still mentioned as effective or safe. Some examples are lemons, onions or spicy radish. They can have a skin bleaching effect and stop the production of melanin over time, but they are also tough queen in the skin because they contain volatile oils and are rich in acid. They can also increase the photosensitivity of their skin, which can make more dark spots appear.

There are other ingredients that are good for the skin, but not necessarily effective for hyperpigmentation. For example, diluted apple cider vinegar is a great toner and has many skin benefits. But it does nothing to unwanted lights or stops excess pigmentation. Dairy products such as yogurt, milk or milk serum contain useful probiotics and lactic acid, a gentle exfoliant that can make the skin look brighter. Despite these benefits, they are not effective in stubborn dark spots that may need treatments that can reach the deepest layers of the skin. These dairy products are the excellent options to use as a basis for a fresh facial mask or face washing.

Importance of skin care

The best skin care advice I have received is that your skin is like a delicate porcelain vase. It is better to clean it with the ingredients of the best quality, not anything too hard that can tear the finish. If there is a place in your vase, you can use some specialized cleaner, but want to use anything that damages or rays the finish. In the same way, you do not want to damage your skin barrier, it is the first line of defense for your skin.

Home remedies for dark spots on the face

Let’s talk about some soft homemade recipes that you can do at home to start your natural hyperpigmentation treatment.

Homemade mask or package for dark spots

Ingredients:

Here are some natural food ingredients that can already have at home. They have a bone that demonstrates helping to fade the dark spots and improve the discoloration of the skin on the face with natural vitamins and enzymes.

• Rice flour contains soft enzymes that help prevent brown pigmentation on the face
• Gram flour (chickpeas) is a popular dark remover with bright enzymes
• Pearl powder is used as a natural calcium supplement. It also has bright properties and is often touched as an ingredient in the best skin care products.
• Honey has a soft bleaching action that also provides moisture and nutrients to the skin at the same time.

You can mix any of these with a liquid:

• Distilled water
• Aloe Vera juice is well known for its soothing properties of the skin. You can also act as a ray treatment for sun spots when used over time
• Green tea provides a large dose of vitamin C, which acts as a lightened dark spot treatment
• Rice wine provides probiotics to help reconstruct the skin barrier and is an ingredient in luxury age remover products.
• Yogurt does not fade the dark spots on the face, but it is a great mixing agent. It is soothing and cooling to inflamed skin, and lactic acid gently removes dead skin cells.

Instructions:

1. Add ½ cup of dust or honey to a bowl
2. Add ½ cup of liquid or yogurt
3. Remove
4. Apply to the face for 15-20 minutes
5. Rinse and follow up with your favorite moisturizer

Homemade essence or toner for the recipe for dark spots

Ingredients:

If you prefer to use a toner or essence before moisting, try to use aloe vera juice on its own, or herbs, flowers and botanists in a tea in a tea:

• Antioxidants and Vitamin C of Green Tea help provide protection against age stains on the face over time
• Roses contain antioxidants and vitamin C to help reverse environmental damage
• Chamomile has nutrients that help reverse unwanted pigmentation, which can help fad the dark marks on the face
• The flowers of the calendula have antioxidants that help regenerate the skin. It is one of the best brown shelters when used consistently.

Instructions:

1. Be a cup ½ cup of your favorite flower, tea or grass in a safe glass jar
2. Pour 2 cups of water almost boiling (around 185 f) in the material of its tea
3. Cover and turn on for 10 minutes
4. After cleaning your face, apply this tea with a cotton pad or as an aerosol when it is room or fresh temperature
5. Store this toner or homemade essence in the refrigerator when it is not in use, and use it within a week to avoid the growth of harmful microbes.

Homemade butter, balm or ointment for dark spots recipe

If you prefer to make a product that has a longer life or stay in your skin throughout the day or during the night, then a butter with whipped face, balm or ointment is the best.

Butter, oils and natural waxes actually have skin lighting properties when used over time due to their high levels and antioxidant components that relieve the skin. This helps your skin stop producing excess pigment. They are also very beneficial for their skin due to moisturizing and nutrient -rich property.

It is very easy to make a balm or ointment of the following ingredients, or whip the final mixture in a luxurious whipped butter:

Ingredients:

• Butters: Shea, Mango, Kokum and Cupuacu contain antioxidants that help with shine and skin repair
• Oils: Rosehip, Apricot, Almond, Jojoba, Avocado, Grapeseed, Camellia, Argan and Evening Primrose are good natural treatments for dark spots on the face and body on their own or in a recipe.
• Certain: The bees wax gently attracts moisture in the skin and contains a large amount of nutrients that help the skin to regenerate.
• DustS: Zinc oxide powder not only provides sun protection, but actually prevents the skin from doing an excess of pigment by calming inflammation.

Instructions:

1. Place 6 oz or your favorite butter in a glass measurement cup.
2. (Optional) For a firm texture, balm or ointment add 1 tablespoon or wax of grated bees or beefs of bees to your butter.
3. Derry the butter and wax (if you add this) on a double boiler configuration.
4. Once you are completely melted, add 5 oz or your favorite carrier oil and stir.
5. Optionally, in this step you can also add 1 tablespoon or zinc oxide powder to help calm inflammation.
6. Place in the refrigerator or freezer up to 50% solid if it hit
7. Remove it and beat it until you are at the desired consistency. Then place in jars and save at room temperature, far from direct sunlight.
8. If you want to turn this into a balm or ointment, pour the liquid into its jars and place in the refrigerator until it is completely solid. Then take it out and save at room temperature.
9. Apply your butter with whipped face or balm on your face after washing it.

I hope these recipes help you see you and feel better! Remember to take good care and enjoy the next summer months. Leave any comments or queries that may have in the comments section below.

Author: Natalie, DIY skin enthusiast