There are many parts of the body which we do not pay much attention to. We are not able to pay much attention to the skin of the arms. In such a situation, either a layer of dead skin accumulates on the skin or tanning starts, due to which the skin becomes black. In such a situation, you can reduce this problem by adopting natural remedies.
Nutrients present in Aloe Vera gel
Aloe vera gel contains Vitamin-A, C, E etc. in abundance. Not only this, but aloe vera gel also boosts the protein collagen found in the skin. Copper, zinc and many minerals are found in them. All these elements are beneficial for your skin.
Benefits of Aloe Vera gel for skin
- Aloe vera gel is rich in Vitamin C and its application brings a glow to the skin.
- Aloe vera gel increases the amount of collagen in the skin and tightens it. This also reduces the problem of wrinkles coming onto the skin.
- This gel contains natural moisturizer, which protects the skin from dryness. Aloe vera gel is also very beneficial for those with oily skin.
What does the research say?
According to NCBI research, aloe vera gel is beneficial for the skin in every way. Aloe vera comes in many varieties, but its Aloe barbadensis species has the most medicinal properties. In such a situation, if you apply aloe vera gel of this variety on the skin, then your skin will become very shiny and it has many other benefits for the skin.
Aloe vera gel remedy for black hands
Ingredients required-
- 1 tablespoon aloe vera gel
- 5 drops of lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon sugar
Method to prepare and apply-
- Mix aloe vera gel, lemon juice and sugar in a bowl and prepare its scrub.
- Then apply this mixture on your arms and scrub it. After scrubbing for 2 to 5 minutes, wash your arms.
- Apply this scrub regularly on your arms and within a few days you will see good results.
Note- Although aloe vera gel can be applied on every skin type, if your skin is sensitive, then you should not use it without consulting a skin expert. You can also apply aloe vera gel by mixing it with other things.
