Remove pimples and dark spots of pimples

 

Use Curd in Your Facial Skin Care Routine to remove dark spots of pimples

                   
Things to consider:

Curd, often called Dahi, is a staple of Indian cooking. It’s made by using an edible acidic product, such as vinegar or lemon juice, to curdle milk.

For years, people have also extolled dahi’s strength as a facial mask, claiming its powers for:

• moisturizing
• preventing acne
• soothing sunburn
• lightening dark circles
• tightening pores
• minimizing signs of premature aging
• evening skin tone

How might curd benefit your skin?

According to the Mayo clinic, lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that’s often found in nonprescription acne products.

Lactic acid and other AHAs are known to aid in exfoliation, reduce inflammation, and stimulate the growth of smoother new skin.

This may minimize the appearance of:

• large pores
• acne scars
• fine lines
• sun damage
• hyperpigmentation

How to use curd on your face:

Many proponents of natural healing and natural cosmetics suggest using curd as a face mask.

They often suggest mixing the curd with other natural ingredients that have healing and restorative properties.

Popular recommendations include:

• curd and cucumber used once weekly (all skin types)
• curd and tomato used once weekly (all skin types)
• curd and turmeric used once weekly (all skin types)
• curd and potato, used twice weekly (all skin types)
• curd and honey used once weekly (normal to dry skin)
• curd and besan (gram flour), used once weekly (normal to oily skin)
• curd and lemon used once weekly (normal to oily skin)
• curd and oats used once weekly (normal to oily skin)
• curd and orange peel, used once or twice weekly (normal to oily skin)