Due to acne, dust, dirt and problems related to the skin, dark spots occur on the face. They just end up destroying the beauty of the face. You can’t even apply makeup everyday to hide them. Because of this, many people also get cosmetic treatment done. However, if you want to treat these dark spots in a safe way, then here we are going to tell you some very effective home remedies, which will make your skin look spotless and clear.
Home remedies for dark spots
Ginger and honey
Prepare a paste by mixing about half a teaspoon of honey in ginger powder. Apply this paste well on your face, like applying face mask. Leave it on for about 15-20 minutes and then wash off with lukewarm water. Doing this regularly will start to lighten the stains.
Ginger with Aloe Vera Gel
For this, you have to extract the juice of a small piece of ginger. Now add fresh aloe vera gel to it. Add a few drops of honey to it and apply this paste on your face. After about half an hour, wash it off with lukewarm water. This is the best way to get rid of blemishes.
Papaya paste
Papaya is very beneficial for our skin. It contains natural exfoliator which eliminates the signs of aging on the skin. With the use of papaya, the dead skin cells on the face are removed. Mash the ripe papaya and apply it like a face mask, leave it for about 20 minutes then wash it off, the dark spots on the face will start to disappear gradually.
Egg yolk
Egg white yolk is also very effective in removing the dark spots on the face. Apply the white part of the egg as a pack on the face, wash it after it becomes dry. You can scrub it with light hands while washing. By trying this remedy twice a week, the effect starts showing soon.
Tomato
Tomatoes contain vitamin C as well as antioxidants. These properties of tomatoes are useful to remove the spots from the face. Make tomato paste and massage it on the face. You will find that the dark spots on the face are gradually disappearing.
Note: This material, including advice, provides general information only. It is in no way a substitute for qualified medical opinion.
