Patanjali Lemon Honey Face Wash

Drink 10-12 glasses of water everyday. Eat more of fruits and vegetables. You may use the homoeopathic Bakson’s Face scrub and Bakson’s Face gel.

Diagnosis is very important before you start treatment, it can be due to bad liver metabolism, constipation, history of typhoid, jaundice might be cause, diet habits, hormones, etc depending on the diagnosis treatment will vary. But as general rule you can start with ayurveda treatment protocol syp mahamanjistha 20 ml daily twice, powder avipattikar 2 tsf at night, reduce pulses, stale food, potato, salt in diet,

Yes you can apply ..its advicable to apply in equal quantity.. little bit of tingling and itching sensation is common after the application due to its citrus effect.. on oily skin lemon works as an astringent and stops more oil production..

If you are having pimples on face right now, you should avoid cosmetics. In the conditions when pimples are less and spotted skin you may use facewash. Scrubbing is also helpfull. Yes you may use lemon honey pack. Drink lots of water. Avoid oily food. Maintain proper bowel habits.

If you want to lighten your complexion, there are natural remedies that you can try to brighten your skin a few shades. Since many commercial creams are ineffective or unhealthy to use, turning to natural methods to get fairer skin is a smart choice. A common household ingredient ? lemon juice ? works especially well to lighten skin tone. Staying out of the sun and using natural facial masks will also keep your skin from getting darker. Protect yourself from the sun. Most of the normal darkening and discoloration of your skin is caused by exposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays. If you're extremely concerned about having fairer skin, staying indoors will keep your skin as light as possible. When that's not possible, protect your skin use SPF sunblock with a minimum SPF of 30. Most dermatologists agree an SPF 15 is not sufficient anymore. Dangerous UVA and UVB rays are still reaching your skin. You want 98% or more of the sun's rays to be blocked. Wear a hat to protect your face when you're outside. Especially in the summer. There are so many fashionable hats these days, you can also be a trend-setter while you are protecting your skin. Exfoliate your skin a few times a week. Doing manual exfoliation can really help to lighten the skin, since the process takes off dead skin cells. Keep in mind that exfoliation only helps if your current skin is darker than your normal skin tone, because it reveals fresh skin that is untouched by the sun. You can exfoliate your skin manually by using a body scrub or face wash with exfoliating particles. To make your own, just add a teaspoon of ground almonds or oatmeal to your regular cleanser. Using a scrub brush or a dry brush is a great way to exfoliate your entire body. For your face, use a special brush with softer bristles so you don't damage the fragile skin there. Exfoliate your skin a few times a week. Doing manual exfoliation can really help to lighten the skin, since the process takes off dead skin cells. Keep in mind that exfoliation only helps if your current skin is darker than your normal skin tone, because it reveals fresh skin that is untouched by the sun. You can exfoliate your skin manually by using a body scrub or face wash with exfoliating particles. To make your own, just add a teaspoon of ground almonds or oatmeal to your regular cleanser. Using a scrub brush or a dry brush is a great way to exfoliate your entire body. For your face, use a special brush with softer bristles so you don't damage the fragile skin there. Be realistic with your expectations. Skin that is already naturally dark is very hard to lighten more than a shade or two, especially using natural methods. Keeping your skin healthy by protecting it from the sun, exfoliating and using natural lightening methods is your best bet for keeping it on the lighter side in tone. Remember that consistency is the key, and do your facial treatments several times a week. For medication consult online in private.