How to remove dark spots naturally at home

Hyperpigmentation can be managed in a number of methods at home. Even though many of the cures we discuss here are anecdotal, research indicates that their primary constituents may have an effect on skin pigmentation. vinegar made from apples Acetic acid, found in apple cider vinegar, has been shown in studies to lessen pigmentation (Trusted Source). To apply this treatment: In a container, mix equal parts water and apple cider vinegar. After applying, let it sit for two to three minutes on your darker areas. Use warm water to rinse. Repeat twice a day until you get the desired outcome. Vera aloe A 2012 study found that aloe vera contains aloin, a naturally occurring depigmenting ingredient that has been proved to lighten skin and be an effective nontoxic treatment for hyperpigmentation.

vinegar made from apple cider Apple cider vinegar contains acetic acid, which may lessen pigmentation, according to researchTrusted Source. To apply this remedy: In a jar, combine equal parts apple cider vinegar and water.

 Apply to dark spots and leave on for two to three minutes. Use lukewarm water to rinse. Repeat twice everyday until you reach the desired results. Aloe vera gel According to a 2012 study, aloe vera includes aloin, a natural depigmenting ingredient that has been demonstrated to lighten skin and function effectively as a nontoxic hyperpigmentation therapy. To use: Before going to bed, apply pure aloe vera gel on pigmented areas. The next morning, rinse with warm water.

Repeat on a daily basis until your skin's color improves. The red onion Some commercially available products contain red onion (Allium cepa) extract.

black tea An animal experimentAccording to a 2011 study published in Trusted Source, black tea water brightened dark blotches on guinea pigs. For four weeks, the black tea water was applied twice a day, six days a week. To make your own version of this hyperpigmentation treatment at home, follow these steps: To a cup of boiling distilled water, add a spoonful of fresh black tea leaves. After two hours, strain to remove the leaves. Soak a cotton ball in tea water and apply to hyperpigmented regions twice a day. Repeat every day for 

 

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