black spots removal | treatment of dark spots

There are several ways to remove dark spots on the skin such as using a chemical peel or scrubbing them out with light products like lemon juice or tomato juice. But how can you do that naturally? The answer is simple – by doing things the wrong way! Here are some natural remedies for removing dead skin cells and preventing blackheads...Now I tell you information about black spots removal

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1-How to Remove Dead Cells (Wet)

Wet the affected area with lukewarm water and then press the affected area lightly with your fingertips until it has cooled down. Then apply the solution to your affected areas till you get a clear, tight feeling of taut skin. Don't forget to rinse off with cool water after this process. Now, gently massage the solution into your face with circular motions. You can even add more lemon juice if needed! It's important to use gentle rubbing motions; try not to tug the lemon juice too much because it'll leave tiny clumps of lemon juice behind. This will be very helpful for those with sensitive skin. If you don’t have any issues, leave the lemon juice overnight, and once your skin begins healing, rinse off with lukewarm water. Repeat this process once or twice, depending on the size of your face.

 

2-Wash Your Face With Lemon Juice

 

 

Mix 1 tablespoon of lemon juice in 8 ounces of hot water. Apply this paste onto the affected area and leave overnight or overnight with mild moisturizing. Wash your face the next morning to get rid of the oil from the lemon juice. Try the lemon juice when it comes to treating breakouts and acne scars. Mix two tablespoons of lemon juice in half cup of cold water, or mix one tablespoon lemon juice in 4 oz of warm water. Once you leave this alone for 30 minutes, allow the lemon juice to sit overnight in the fridge before applying another layer of lemon juice. After applying a second coat of lemon juice, rinse off with clean water. Continue to wash your face with lemon juice throughout the day, so the skin doesn’t feel sticky or greasy.

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3-How to Get Rid Of Dried Blood On Your Hands & Flats

 

If your hands or clothes have dried blood and the area around the area bleeds a lot, then there may be something going on with the blood. In this case, apply red ochre – an earthy color – to the dried blood with a cotton ball. Keep this for 15 minutes and leave to dry completely. Next, apply a small amount of lemon juice in the center of the dried blood with a cotton pad. Wait for 5 minutes and then apply this lemon juice across your palm. Allow the lemon juice to soak in completely before placing the lemon juice over your dried blood. Leave this for 7-10 minutes before the skin begins to feel tacky. Take this lemon juice and dab it softly all over the affected spot of your hand and hold it on to the cotton pad. Let this lemon juice soak in thoroughly and repeat 2-3 times each week until no more juice is left in your hands or clothes or on your skin. Note: Do not press the lemon juice directly onto your skin because this may result in drying a little bit and cause the lemon juice to become a sticky residue. Also, avoid touching lemon juices that are close to your eyes because these are not good for your skin! We recommend avoiding the sight of lemon juice at your local supermarket, so you can save money.fourth step of black spots removal is below. 

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4-How To Spot Blackheads

 

If you notice that your skin on your chest or your forehead is looking black and dark (or grey), then it's time to deal with the underlying cause of this, which could be unhealthy amounts of sun damage. How to get rid of blackheads: Start by applying a few drops of lemon juice, either directly on your forehead or on your neck or jawline. Wait about 10 seconds until the lemon juice touches the surface of your skin. And then dab or rub this lemon juice onto your skull. Let this lemon juice stay as long as possible at room temperature. When not in direct sunlight, this lemon juice works. Make sure you keep this remedy on in your bag with other citrus remedies like lemons, oranges, tangerines, etc. Apply this remedy to your skin after every shower and let it stay as long as possible without sweating! Just remember to reapply this lemon juice every few days because once it becomes a thick substance, it starts to weigh down on your scalp causing blackheads. Remember to make sure this lemon juice is only applied onto the affected area. So, this lemon juice should be avoided at all costs. Use this lemon juice for a short period of time to help kill the excess white sugar from your body. For best results, don’t use lemon juice twice in a day if you can’t remove blackheads.

 

 

5-How to Prevent Moles and Scratches

 

If your face is missing a couple of freckles and you're curious about whether they're gone or not, then give a few drops of lemon juice all over that spot you want to eliminate, or spread the lemon juice gently on your face. Alternatively, you can also just start by pressing the lemon juice into your cheeks, forehead, or nose with a soft cotton ball and massaging it in. Keep this for 30 minutes and then leave to air dry completely. Rinse off with cool water and pat dry. Follow up with a thin cotton pad or a wet cloth soaked in lemon juice (we recommend this one) and dab it on to the affected spots. Hold for 5-10 minutes at room temperature. No matter which method of eliminating your face, you can always apply some extra lemon juice on top to prevent blackheads and moles in the future.

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6-What Else Can I Do To Eliminate My Dark Spots?

 

There's lots of stuff you can do to prevent dark spots; but we've listed some of our most effective ones here (for people with lighter skin). We also suggest keeping a handy container full of lemon juice in your medicine cabinet and put it in your purse if you plan to go somewhere with your skin that gets regularly exposed to harsh climate. Simply squeeze a handful of lemon juice into your bottle, place it behind your night cream a few times daily, or use lemon juice as an exfoliating agent in a toothbrush. You can also use lemon juice as an astringent on your teeth and hair. Lastly, you can apply lemon juice to your mouthwash and brush it around your cheek or under your eye! These are just general tips, however, so any advice you get would be worth paying attention to!