2 ways to lighten the skin naturally with tomatoes
Tomatoes are great natural bleaching agents when used as skincare 'products'. Here are two ways to use them to lighten the skin without any side effects.
2 ways to lighten the skin naturally with tomatoes [Wikihow]
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Loaded with antioxidants, they are known to lighten dark spots and helps the skin remain youthful as well as brighter. Tomatoes also work as a natural astringent that helps tighten the skin as well as shrink large pores, leaving the skin tight and glowing.
Tomatoes also work perfectly to lighten the skin for an even skintone or to clear dark spots. Here are two ways to achieve an even and lighter skintone with tomatoes.
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1. Tomato Face Mask
What you need:
- Tomato (Juice)
- Lemon Juice
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- Milk
Directions:
- Strain the juice out of tomatoes into a clean bowl
- Add lemon juice and milk to the tomato juice mixing properly
-Wash your face
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- Apply the mix to properly cleansed face (neck area as well)
- Leave this on for about 20 minutes
- Rinse off with cold water
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2. Tomato Honey Mask
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What you need:
- Tomato (Juice)
- Honey
Directions:
- Strain tomato juice into a container
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- Mix 2 tablespoon of honey (with equal part of tomato juice)
- Wash/cleanse the face
- Apply the mix on clean face and leave it on for 15-20 minutes
- Rinse off with water.
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