Is there a cure for hyperpigmentation?

Age is a big factor that determines any woman’s concern for her skin and overall looks. And by the age of 30, women start showing subtle signs of hyper-pigmentation that they would rather not have to deal with all. However, like every natural instinct they start running to salons and spas looking for solutions to deal with this problem rather than scanning their pantries and refrigerators because the “cure” to hyper-pigmentation is right there in their very own reach. Hyperpigmentation experts claim that, first of all, hyper pigmentation is not a “disease” that women frantically want a “cure” for. And secondly, it is very natural occurrence due to the irregular fluctuations in the melanin produced and regulated in our bodies.

Following are a detailed list of natural products that when used with other skin care routines will definitely help ward off hyperpigmentation.

Papaya and honey

Both these ingredients and infused with a lot of nutrients and vitamins that are otherwise not received by our body regularly hence causing discoloration of the skin. Hyperpigmentation experts believe that papaya and honey together when applied to the skin in regular doses will definitely reduce the discoloration and bring about fresh pinky skin that women occasionally dream about. All you need to do is combine 5 tablespoons of crushed papaya with one tablespoon of honey and half tablespoon of lemon juice. This is will lead to a paste like mask that you need to apply on your skin everyday for at least 15 to 20 minutes.

Tomatoes

Hyper-pigmentation experts claim that discoloration of the skin can also be caused due to a lack of vitamin C in the body. Hence, when it comes to naturally infusing your body with this vitamin, we suggest you look towards tomato. This vegetable is known to give your body a burst of vitamin C if consumed in a juicy form or just eaten wholly. To make this vegetable into a meal, we recommend sprinkling it with black pepper before eating.

Peaches

There is a natural reason why we often use the phrase “peachy skin”. The association to peaches has been long known and encouraged by hyperpigmentation experts who believe that like tomatoes this sweet fruit contains a lot of vitamin A and C which reduces discoloration and allows for the charred skin to heal. By turning the intestine of a peach into a puree and mixing it with yogurt, you will have a naturally made skin mask. Apply in on your face every day for about 20 to 25 minutes before rinsing it off.

Strawberry and eggs

Strawberries are known to reduce pigmentation, hence The Skin Games offer an opportunity  hyperpigmentation experts advice aging women to consume a lot of strawberries or make it into a mask by mixing it with half egg whites and half teaspoon lemon juice. Apply this mask every day till you feel your skin glowing and the black areas reducing.

Hyperpigmentation is caused due to many factors like excessive exposure to sunlight, dust and so on. Therefore, it is usually impossible to ward off hyperpigmentation or too long. However, with proper care and regularly using the above mentioned ingredients, you will surely feel the blackened skin reducing.