Repairing damaged skin at home

Repairing Damaged Skin at Home

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Even after sun exposure, we can take steps to minimize damage.

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Wear a broad spectrum sunscreen.

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Don’t pick or squeeze scar areas.

Spread a layer of dark-colored honey on the skin.

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Apply a thin layer of aloe vera gel to the skin to moisturize.

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Use a cotton pad to apply a lemon juice toner.

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Boost vitamin A in your diet.

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Drink eight glasses of water per day.

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Use baking soda to cleanse and exfoliate.

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Rub cucumber on your skin.

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Repairing damaged skin at home

Published on Jul 7, 2016

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No one wants damaged skin. Scars, wrinkles, and premature aging all can make a face unsightly. Prevention is better than cure. However, even after there is damage, we can take steps to minimize it. Here are some home remedies with a proven track record to help restore beauty. Limit Sun Exposure Before going out in the sun, take stock of the present moment. Are you wearing sunscreen? Are you dressed in a way that keeps the sun at bay? Wear a broad spectrum sunscreen. Reapply the sunscreen after two hours. Use long-sleeved shirts and wide-brimmed hats. Avoid going out at the height of the sun’s power between 10 am to 2 pm. These steps will help curtail new damage and give existing damage a chance to repair itself.

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