Home Remedies For Large Pores
Mix table salt and buttermilk into a paste, apply on enlarged pores and massage well. Rinse with warm water.Use cleanser with moisturizer content in it. Then rinse it with cool water. Rinsing with cool water or iced water shrinks the pores.
Crush a cucumber and add a few drops of lemon juice and a teaspoon of rose water. Keep the paste between 2 layers of cloth and apply it on your face. Clean the face after 15-20 minutes.
Vinegar:
Dilute vinegar equally with water, and use to cleanse and rinse your face. Allow to air dry to seal in moisture. Or, use the vinegar/water mixture in place of an astringent or toner. Vinegar is chemically acetic acid, and is capable of whitening and brightening, as well as making skin smoother and more radiant. It has also long been used for a skin softener. Apple cider or other natural vinegars are recommended, though some people use distilled white vinegar.
Three Natural Home Remedies For Melasma, Pigmentation And Age Spots
Onion Juice:
To get onion juice, you can finely chop up an onion, or blend it, and squeeze the juice through a cheesecloth. Mix with equal part apple cider vinegar, apply twice daily with a cotton ball and watch for results over the next several weeks. Alternatively, you can cut a slice of onion, dip it in vinegar, and apply it to the pigmentation.
Lemon Juice:
Applying the juice of a fresh lemon to the pigmentation has a similar effect to the onion remedy - it is acidic and can safely peel off the top layer of skin, causing spots to fade.
Onion, vinegar and lemon juice are excellent home remedies to relieve you of age spots, melasma, pigmentation and discoloration. I found this treatment quite effective for lightening over several weeks - what I didn't like was the onion smell. Though it was great in a pinch, I didn't want to have stinky hands and face for life, so I learned of many more natural remedies to combat my melasma.
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