When bleach­ing folk reme­dies, masks and juices from nat­ur­al prod­ucts such as pars­ley are used. This is done as fol­lows: a decoc­tion is pre­pared, and then frozen in the form of cubes, with which it is rec­om­mend­ed to wipe the face every morn­ing. They also make masks from hon­ey and lemon juice in pro­por­tions of 50 gr. hon­ey to 5 drops of lemon juice. Use in the morn­ing fif­teen min­utes before wash­ing. Cucum­ber juice is also con­sid­ered ide­al in this regard, if they wipe the skin or apply chopped rings on well-cleansed skin before that.

Kefir and sour milk have a whiten­ing effect. It is enough just to wipe the skin of the face with them, and then after fif­teen min­utes to wash with warm water. Masks are also made using cos­met­ic clay.

Salons and med­ical cen­ters also offer var­i­ous whiten­ing options, from mesother­a­py and biore­vi­tal­iza­tion to spe­cial­ly made masks, var­i­ous scrubs and creams. In such salons and cen­ters, every­thing is made from indi­vid­u­al­ly select­ed ingre­di­ents.

If you have the oppor­tu­ni­ty, con­tact the beau­ty salon. A pro­fes­sion­al beau­ti­cian will be able to whiten the skin on the face in less than one hour. Con­traindi­ca­tions to this pro­ce­dure may be severe skin dam­age or severe inflam­ma­to­ry process­es.
The whiten­ing pro­ce­dure begins with a deep cleans­ing of the epi­der­mal cells from dead par­ti­cles, as well as from impu­ri­ties and excess sebum. Then the cos­me­tol­o­gist will apply whiten­ing prepa­ra­tions to the face, after expo­sure to which the face will notice­ably bright­en, acquire fresh­ness and nat­ur­al radi­ance.

Whiten­ing prepa­ra­tions are harm­less to the skin, spar­ing acids are used for their prepa­ra­tion: gly­col­ic, cit­ric and lac­tic. With severe pig­men­ta­tion, the doc­tor may sug­gest the fol­low­ing facial skin whiten­ing pro­ce­dures: der­mabra­sion, laser resur­fac­ing, and liq­uid nitro­gen.

Buy your own masks and whiten­ing face creams in the store. This skin whiten­ing option is more eco­nom­i­cal. Such cos­met­ic prepa­ra­tions con­tain cucum­ber and lemon juice, pars­ley juice, white clay, which makes it pos­si­ble to whiten the skin in a fair­ly short time.

Use home whiten­ing express prod­ucts if you don’t have the time or oppor­tu­ni­ty to vis­it the salon. These include nat­ur­al whiten­ing masks. Mix sour cream and lemon juice in a 1:1 ratio. Apply the mask on your face for 20 min­utes, then rinse with cool water. The mask whitens and mois­tur­izes the skin.

Mix 2 tbsp. grat­ed black­cur­rants (can be unripe) and hon­ey. Apply the mask to the entire face or only to those places where pig­men­ta­tion is par­tic­u­lar­ly strong. Leave the prod­uct on your face for 30 min­utes, then wash your face with water, wipe your face with dilut­ed lemon juice and apply a nour­ish­ing cream to your skin. The face will become fresh, radi­ant and snow-white.

Mix egg white with lemon juice, sug­ar and water. Apply the mask on your face in a thin lay­er and leave for 20 min­utes. After that, the mask should be washed off with warm water and mois­tur­ize the skin with cream. The effect of the rem­e­dy comes quite quick­ly — in 2–3 days.

Grate one small cucum­ber, pre­vi­ous­ly peeled, on a fine grater. Add 1 tbsp to the pulp. whiten­ing cream you are using. Apply the mask on your face for half an hour, then wash with warm water. This mask has a more pro­nounced whiten­ing effect than just a cream.