Best Ayurvedic Treatment for Pigmentation on Face

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 Best Ayurvedic Treatment for Pigmentation on Face


Pigmentation is a most common problem that is denoted by the formation of the blemishes, dark spots, dark circles, or the general darkening of the skin or blotches. It may also be accompanied by itching.



Skin pigmentation of the face can be caused by many factors.

Exposure to sun

Excessive exposure to the sun during the summers is among the most common reasons for the face pigmentation. If you’re frequently out in the sun for too long, harmful UV rays can injury the skin and lead to dark spot formation. You can prevent these spots by covering your face and the neck when you are getting out of your home. Another common way of getting exposed to the sunlight is by swimming outdoors for the extended periods of time.

Post-pregnancy

It has been observed that imbalanced the hormones can also darken the skin. Pregnancy and use of the contraceptive pills lead to hormonal (estrogenic) changes which trigger melanocytes to produce more melanin, hence pigmentation.

Side effect of medicines

Overuse of certain medicines and their side effects can create an imbalance in your dosha, and make your body prone to various skin problems. Medicines can directly affect the function of melanocytes and cause pigmentation on the skin. Pigmentation can be caused by the use of topical medications, certain antibiotics, hormonal drugs, or chemotherapy drugs.

Injuries can also leave visible marks on the skin. When new skin replaces the damaged area, it may have slightly different pigmentation than the surrounding area. Skin problems like acne and eczema are known to leave behind pigmented areas on the skin.

Since skin pigmentation can have many causes, it is highly recommended that you consult an Ayurveda practitioner for proper diagnosis and treatment. Glowing skin is an indicator of health and also boosts our confidence. Hence irrespective of skin colour, authentic Ayurvedic treatment for pigmentation on face will help you get back your original glow.

According to Ayurveda, the skin is primarily governed by Vyana Vata and Bhrajaka Pitta, the latter, a sub-dosha of Pitta, which controls our skin complexion. Ayurveda mentions that when this sub-dosha is out of balance, it can lead to skin related problems including pigmentation. Like every Ayurvedic treatment, the solution is to pacify the aggravated Pitta, which can be done with the help of a number of internal and external procedures. Herbal formulations are prescribed for topical application and consumption to deal with blemishes aggravated within the skin as well as on the surface. The accumulation of toxins in the body can also lead to pigmentation. The black color on the face is called satire in Ayurveda.

Now that we know the common causes of pigmentation, let us look at some of the remedies for pigmentation in Ayurveda.

A few drops of kumkumadi oil are carefully mixed with turmeric and aloe vera cream. This paste is applied on the affected area half an hour before taking bath daily. Kumkumadi oil contains saffron (kesar) and other effective herbs which remove tanning and pigmentation on the skin. Our specially formulated oil is pitta pacifying which lightens the complexion, removes acne, blemishes, scars and freckles.

Ancient Ayurvedic texts describe the benefits of a full body massage, followed by a sandalwood, honey and turmeric paste and a bath in water with rose petals and milk. Though it may not be possible for everyone to follow these, we provide a proprietary paste made of turmeric powder, honey and milk which can be applied all over the body. The paste applied on the skin to pacify pitta is applied on the body for a certain period of time and then washed off with clean water.

Hydrotherapy, or usnodaka, is also an effective Ayurvedic treatment for pigmentation on face. In this treatment, the person may be asked to drink 6-7 glasses of boiled water containing carefully selected natural herbs that work to remove toxins from the body and promote natural melanocyte cell function.

Manjishtha is an Ayurvedic herb that has many skin benefits. It is a blood purifier and can heal the skin from within, making the skin look healthy and young. It tastes sweet, bitter and acidic and is effective in pacifying pitta. Manjishtha powder is mixed with honey and applied on the face for a certain period of time before washing it off.

Since increased pitta is the root cause of pigmentation, it is essential to pacify this dosha for long-term relief. To do this, you can incorporate some changes in your lifestyle, including adding juicy fruits like prunes, watermelon and peaches to your diet. Drinking plenty of fresh water, coconut water and fresh juices will help flush out toxins from the body. Yoga and light exercise can also do wonders for your skin, as can gentle exfoliation. Of course, avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun is also important.

If you are searching Ayurvedic Treatment for Pigmentation on Face, you can visit our website or you can call our health expert on +917669227930/23.
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