

Mumbai: Excessive sun exposure often leaves the skin tanned and rough, requiring vigorous scrubbing to remove accumulated dirt. However, content creator Poonam Devanani has shared a simple, traditional remedy using jaggery that promises cleaner, brighter skin without harsh scrubbing.
While many focus on facial tanning, the skin on hands and other exposed areas often goes neglected. Poonam’s desi solution involves making a jaggery-based liquid mixture, which can be applied to hands or other tanned areas. After a short duration, it helps in gently removing dirt and lightening the skin.
Why Tanning Occurs
Tanning happens due to prolonged exposure to the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays, which trigger melanin production in the skin. This leads to darkened patches and an uneven tone. Using natural remedies can help minimize the effects of UV exposure.
Ingredients for the Jaggery Remedy
- Jaggery
- Lemon juice
- Shampoo
- Turmeric
- Toothpaste
(Note: Quantities can be adjusted according to requirement)
Preparation Method
- Crush jaggery and dissolve it in water to form a smooth liquid.
- Add fresh lemon juice to the jaggery solution.
- Roast turmeric on a pan until it turns dark, then mix it into the solution.
- Add a small amount of shampoo and toothpaste to the mixture.
- Apply the mixture on hands or tanned areas, leave it for a few minutes, and then rinse thoroughly.
Benefits of Jaggery
Jaggery is rich in antioxidants and glycolic acid, which help in detoxifying the skin, reducing acne, preventing wrinkles, and maintaining moisture.
Role of Turmeric
Turmeric contains curcumin, known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It helps in reducing acne, brightening the skin, removing dark spots, and delaying signs of aging. Regular use can also aid in minimizing tanning.
This simple, all-natural remedy offers an effective way to cleanse and rejuvenate hands while tackling the stubborn effects of sun exposure—without resorting to harsh chemicals or scrubbing.
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