Fade Sun Spots, Naturally

Sunspots are the most common skin discolorations and for a good reason.
Our skin is exposed to UV rays almost daily, whether at work or play.
It's not just sunburns that cause damage, even brief periods of exposure can lead to tiny freckles later in life. Fortunately, you can try several natural remedies at home to help fade those pesky brown spots away.

Sunspots are signs of sun damage and can make you look older than you are. While many treatments help fade sun spots, it's always better to try a natural approach first.

Use Gentle Alpha Hydroxy Acid at Night

Use a gentle alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) as your nightly exfoliant.
The most popular AHAs are glycolic, lactic, and citric acid. They're all derived from natural sources and work by dissolving skin cells to reveal newer, glowing skin underneath.

Apply the AHA to clean skin at night and leave it on for no more than 10 minutes before washing off with warm water. Don't apply AHA around your eyes or mouth. It can lead to thinning of the delicate tissue in these areas or even cause blindness if you get it into your eyes!

Avoid using AHA on sun-damaged areas because it makes them more vulnerable to further damage from UV rays. Sunscreen is vital here!
After applying AHA, you should moisturize with SPF 30+ daily for protection against the sun's harmful rays.

Daily Repair Stem Cell Culture Medium Toner is an excellent choice with all the right ingredients to help repair and protect your skin.

Treat the Brown With Vitamin C

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and skin lightener that can treat brown spots and uneven skin tone. Vitamin C is also an excellent anti-aging ingredient that helps to repair the damage of over-exposure to the sun.

The best way to apply vitamin C is by using a serum containing it in its pure form. This can be used twice daily under your moisturizer or sunscreen. You'll notice results in about two weeks, but keep up with the routine for at least six months for long-lasting effects on your skin.

Hydrate Your Skin With Antioxidants

If you want to treat brown spots on your skin, you should also be sure to keep it hydrated. The best way to do this is by drinking plenty of water throughout the day (around eight glasses). You can also use a hydrating lotion with antioxidants, which will help protect your skin from further damage and slow down aging.

You can use a hydrating lotion with antioxidants, which will help protect your skin from further damage and slow down aging. You can also use a retinoid cream, a form of vitamin A that helps promote healthy cell turnover. This cream should be applied to your face at night and left on overnight so it has time to work its magic while sleeping.

Take in Enough Collagen

You should also be sure to eat a healthy, nutrient-rich diet. This will help your body produce collagen, which is essential for keeping your skin firm and smooth. Foods filled with antioxidants and vitamin C can help prevent brown spots on the skin.

Eating a nutrient-rich diet may not always be enough. Therefore we also propose applying a nutrient-rich mask to your face from time to time that contains collagen that can keep your face hydrated and help to regenerate new cells. Premium Microcurrent Facial Dual Mask is an excellent choice to help put nutrients back into your skin.

Get Rid of Redness With Sulfur

Sulfur is a natural ingredient that helps reduce redness and inflammation.
It's found in many anti-aging products and works to reduce the appearance of acne scars. Sulfur is also great for masks since it has antibacterial properties.

Brighten Things up With Licorice Extract

Licorice extract has been shown to help fade sun spots and skin tone. Licorice is an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and skin brightener that can also lighten dark spots on the face. It's best to use other ingredients that lighten skin tones, like vitamin C or niacinamide (vitamin B3).

Use the Right Products

As soon as you notice brown spots, start using products that contain ingredients like vitamin C and AHAs (alpha hydroxy acids).
These are anti-inflammatory exfoliants that can help fade spots by gently removing the outer layer of your skin. Once you notice some brown spots, you need to use products that contain ingredients like vitamin C and AHAs that exfoliate your skin so new skin without damage can come through.

You should also consider using a product with licorice extract. This ingredient is an antioxidant and has been shown to help prevent the darkening of existing pigmentations. If you want something more substantial than licorice extract, consider using sulfur or stem cell culture medium, this will brighten dullness caused by sun damage but won't irritate the top.