Over exposure to sunlight really causes various damages to the skin. The harmful UV-rays are the usual culprits of such skin havocs. This is the rationale behind the emergence of skin care products like skin moisturizers, sunscreens and other skin protection constituents. One of the issues resulting from over exposure to the sunrays is skin pigmentation. It is often described as an unusual skin color transformation.

Ayurvedic Pigmentation

Basing on the Ayurvedic skin constitution, pigmentation could refer to the disparity of Bhrajaka Pitta segments, which triggers the skin color to abnormally change. The concept is parallel to that of a melanin that elicits skin blackening and discoloration.

Other than over sunlight exposure, skin pigmentation is also influenced by improper eating and sleeping routines. Improper food intake and drinks, can also lead to the exhaustion of the Pitta segments, which too prompts the provocation of Bhrajaka Pitta components.

Ayurvedic Remedies

Various Ayurvedic remedies are available to deal with skin pigmentation. To name a few of them would include ground almonds pooled with fresh creams, papaya mashes and juices, lemon juices, ground turmeric and sesame seeds, and water.

Each naturally-derived Ayurvedic constituents should undergo a specific application method for a more satisfying skin care results. Majority if not all these constituents are to be utilized externally.