How Can I Get Rid of Sunspots?

Are you using an aloe vera gel for your sunspots?

Are you using vitamin C serum?

Are you applying apple cider vinegar?

Are you using honey?

Are you using lemon juice on your skin?

You should start using it, because studies have found that aloesin and aloin which are active compounds found in aloe vera plants can lighten sunspots and other hyperpigmentation. Often, you have to apply compounds like aloe vera to the skin on a twice-daily (or more) basis for several weeks or months to see an improvement in acne scarring. That is because skin cell turnover can take 28 days or more (slower as you age). As a result, you may need to apply aloe vera regularly.

You should start using it because this natural antioxidant has several benefits when it comes to your skin and the sun. Vitamins C is potent antioxidant interferes with the production of pigment in the skin, fading dark spots. Once you add vitamin C to your skincare regimen, you may start seeing noticeable improvements in three weeks. It can help significantly fade hyperpigmentation in about two months.

You should start applying apple cider vinegar because acetic acid, which is found in apple cider vinegar, may help lighten skin pigmentation and improve the overall appearance of your skin.

Honey is full of antioxidants and has been used in skin products for years. It is believed to promote new cell growth and may help fade sunspots when applied to the skin.

Lemon juice has long been used as a home remedy for lightening hair and skin, and is a common ingredient in skin lightening creams. While many will swear by lemon juice's ability to fade sunspots, lemon juice is acidic and can cause drying as well as irritate the skin and eyes.