3rd way to help fade dark spots - Buttermilk
Buttermilk is often used to reduce brown spots and skin pigmentation because it contains lactic acid which tends to lighten the skin safely without causing any irritation. Thus, you can dip a cotton swab in buttermilk or sour milk and apply it on the affected area. Wash your skin after 15-20 minutes. In case you have oily skin, you may apply a mixture of four teaspoons of buttermilk and two teaspoons of tomato juice.
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How to Get Rid of Dark Spots - tips 2 of 10
2nd way to help fade dark spots - Pineapple Juice
Soak a cotton ball in pineapple juice and dab it on the affected areas. Rinse it off after five minutes. Alternatively, you can scrub your skin with pineapple slices to reduce dark spots, even warts and wrinkles. Being rich in alpha-hydroxy acids, it also helps slow down the process of aging. However, make sure you do not leave this citrus juice on your skin for more than 5-10 minutes as it may burn your skin.
Soak a cotton ball in pineapple juice and dab it on the affected areas. Rinse it off after five minutes. Alternatively, you can scrub your skin with pineapple slices to reduce dark spots, even warts and wrinkles. Being rich in alpha-hydroxy acids, it also helps slow down the process of aging. However, make sure you do not leave this citrus juice on your skin for more than 5-10 minutes as it may burn your skin.
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