Ayurvedic & Natural Sun-Tan Remedy for Monsoon

July 10, 2020 by Forest Essentials

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Ayurvedic Remedies for Sun-Tan in Monsoon

Reasons like increasing levels of dust and pollution, increased stress levels when combined together hasten the aging process and thus make us lose faith in chemical beauty products. They act as a deterrent, compelling many of us to look for a replacement and look for less harmful alternatives.

Sun-Tan In Monsoon

Switching over to ayurvedic beauty products is a much less damaging process than sticking by the inorganic counterparts the market is flooded with. The inorganic ones may look very luring with the promise to bring instant results but may do more harm than good to the skin. The natural ones, on the other hand, may let their results be visible only after a certain period of usage but they are much more beneficial in the long run.

Since the sun is playing hide and seek these monsoons, let’s find out some easy ways on how to remove tan with these natural remedies that can be easily made at home. They will help repair the affected cells, revive sunburn skin and make it glow as well.

Home-made Ayurvedic Anti-Tan Remedies

1. Tomato and lemon juice face mask

Take a couple of tomatoes, blend them into a puree and mix four tablespoons of lemon juice in it. Apply it on the tanned areas and wash it off with water after a while or around twenty minutes.

2. Sandalwood powder and tender Coconut Water face mask

Sandalwood powder and tender coconut water

Take the sandalwood powder and make it into a paste with the help of tender coconut water. Apply it on the tanned skin and wash it off with water after a while. You may replace coconut water with rose water or use the juice of cucumber instead.

3. Aloe Vera for Tan Removal

Taken a broken Aloe Vera leaf and rub it directly onto the tanned skin. Wash it off with water after a while. You may also use its fresh juice as one of the primary ingredients in your homemade pack if you do not wish to use it directly. You can also use the Forest Essentials Aloe Vera Gel.

aloe vera

P.S- For those who are always on the go and would like to try off-shelf products, here are my quick recommendations.

Remedy 1: Forest Essentials Narangi and Nagkesar Ubtan – To be mixed with Tomato juice and apply evenly as a masque and rinse off while gently scrubbing your skin.

Remedy 2: Forest Essentials Sandalwood and Nagkesar Masque

facial masks

This face mask is blended with pure Sandalwood, Rosewater, Black Himalayan Clay and potent Ayurvedic herbs to hydrate the skin. Here’s how you can use it to remove tan.

Cleanse your face and open the pores with a hot towel, for a few minutes.
Apply the masque all over the face and neck, avoiding the eye area and allow to semi-dry.
Rinse well with cold water.
Tone and moisturize as usual.

Remedy 3: Forest Essentials Aloe Vera Juice

Use on its own to hydrate the skin or as a mixer with the Narangi and Nagkesar Ubtan to nourish and effectively remove tan.

– By Dr. Ipsita Chatterjee
Sr. Ayurvedic Beauty Consultant at Forest Essentials

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Forest Essentials Luxurious Ayurveda

India’s leading beauty brand with products offering a sensorial journey with the purest natural ingredients and traditional Ayurvedic formulations, bringing timeless beauty rituals to the forefront of your self-care routine.

Reviewed By:

Arjun Singh Senior Ayurveda Expert

Arjun is a marketing professional turned Ayurveda Expert. After the completion of his post-graduation in 2008, he started his journey in the beauty industry. He has since worked with several global luxury beauty brands including DIOR & Estee Lauder. With now more than 12 years of experience, he is driven by the idea of making Skin Care, ‘simple’ and ‘accessible’ for all and help clients transform their lifestyle and skin with solutions rooted in his extensive understanding of Ayurveda. A Senior Ayurveda Expert at Forest Essentials, he carefully curates Ayurvedic remedies and is continuously working towards bridging the gap between time-honoured skin care solutions and the modern consumer of the fast-paced world.

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The content provided in this blog is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.