Women of all ages want to have beautiful skin, and treating spots has always been a focus of skincare. There are many factors that can cause spots, so knowing how to quickly remove them is something they want to know. Let's take a look at the methods for quickly removing spots and how to prevent them.
Women with spots on their faces are very troubled by them. They feel that their faces are not clean and clear, and they look dull. So how to remove the spots on the face and make the skin whiter and clearer? Here are five effective methods for removing spots, which can quickly remove spots and restore a beautiful appearance.
Egg Vinegar Solution for Whitening and Spot Removal
Clean fresh eggs and put them in a kilogram of high-quality rice vinegar for about a month until the eggshells dissolve.
Method of Consumption
Take a tablespoon of vinegar and egg mixture, add some warm water and drink it. Drinking a cup every day can remove spots on your face.
Honey Lemon Mask
Method of Making
Mix egg white, a teaspoon of honey, 3 drops of lemon juice, 10 drops of olive oil, and an appropriate amount of flour evenly to form a paste. Then apply it to the face and rinse it off with warm water after 15-20 minutes. This method can not only eliminate facial blemishes but also make the skin smooth and delicate.
Spot Face Point Pressing Method
This spot face point pressing method can lighten the spots on the face.
Method
Straighten your thumb and slightly clench the other four fingers, then press on the spots. The pressing method is vertical; the force should be gentle at first, then gradually increase, and expand from the center to the edge of the spot.
Spot Face Finger Rubbing Method
This spot face finger rubbing method can lighten the facial blemishes.
Method
Use the pad of your thumb to rotate and press in a circular motion on the spots, with gentle force, 50-60 circles per minute; spend at least half a minute at each point to loosen the pigmentation.
Spot Face Palm Rubbing Method
This spot face palm rubbing method is very simple and effective for facial blemishes.
Method
Rub the palms of both hands together to generate heat, then place the palms on the spots and rub them rhythmically; about 50-60 times per minute. This can gradually spread the local pigments and allow the skin to absorb quickly.
Causes of Spots
Internal Factors
1. Stress
When a person is under stress, adrenaline is secreted to prepare for the stress. If under long-term stress, the balance of the body's metabolism will be disrupted, and the supply of nutrients needed by the skin will slow down, making the melanocytes more active.
2. Hormonal Imbalance
The female hormones contained in contraceptive drugs stimulate the secretion of melanin by melanocytes, resulting in uneven spots. Although the spots caused by contraceptive drugs will stop after discontinuation, they will still remain on the skin for a long time. During pregnancy, spots are prone to appear from around 4-5 months due to an increase in female hormones. Most of the spots that appear at this time will disappear after childbirth. However, if the metabolism is abnormal, the skin is exposed to intense ultraviolet rays, and there is mental stress, the spots may deepen. Sometimes, the newly formed spots will not disappear after childbirth, so extra attention is needed.
3. Slow Metabolism
Spots can also appear when the liver's metabolism is not functioning properly or ovarian function declines. When the metabolism is not smooth or there is hormonal imbalance, the body is in a sensitive state, which exacerbates pigmentation problems. Constipation can cause spots, which are actually caused by hormonal imbalance leading to allergies. When the body is in an abnormal state, exposure to ultraviolet rays will also accelerate the formation of spots.
4. Incorrect Use of Cosmetics
Using cosmetics that are not suitable for your skin can cause skin allergies. During the treatment process, if excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays occurs, the skin will accumulate melanin pigment in the inflamed area in order to resist external damage, resulting in pigmentation problems.
External Factors
1. UV Radiation
When exposed to UV radiation, the body produces a lot of melanin in the basal layer to protect the skin. Therefore, more pigment is accumulated in sensitive areas to protect the skin. Frequently exposing the skin to intense sunlight not only accelerates skin aging but also causes skin disorders such as dark spots and freckles.
2. Poor Cleansing Habits
Intense cleansing habits make the skin sensitive, which can self-stimulate the skin. When the skin is sensitive, melanocytes secrete a lot of melanin to protect the skin. When there is an excess of pigment, skin pigmentation problems such as spots and blemishes occur.
