How to regulate the cause of hereditary freckles

Freckles are a huge bother for many people. Some freckles are acquired, but for some people, freckles are inherited. What is the cause of hereditary freckles? How to regulate hereditary freckles?

Causes of hereditary freckles

1. Puberty

Adolescent girls are prone to "post-inflammatory pigmentation" due to active secretion of sebaceous glands. Therefore, adolescent girls are prone to developing spots if they are not careful. At this time, you should pay attention to your diet, avoid being picky about food, ensure adequate sleep, and it is best not to use cosmetics too early. Because women's skin has a strong ability to repair itself at this time, excessive use of cosmetics can easily make the skin fragile.

2. Women aged 20-30

Women between the ages of 20 and 30 are the most energetic period in their lives, and freckles are more likely to appear during this period due to stress and other factors. Women in this age group are generally working hard in the workplace. Long-term excessive stress, lack of energy, lack of sleep and uneven diet can easily lead to a decline in women's adrenal sebum function and cause pigmentation.

3. Pregnant women

When women are pregnant, their skin becomes very sensitive, and some women even develop chloasma. This is the most common pigmented skin disease in middle-aged women. It is usually caused by the decline of ovarian function and insufficient secretion of female hormones in women in their forties and fifties, which leads to the appearance of chloasma. At this time, you can use some freckle-lightening products to relieve the symptoms.

4. Age spots

Age spots are a sign of skin aging and usually appear in people in their twilight years. Age spots are especially obvious on old women with fair skin. Some women do not develop age spots when they are old, because the appearance of such spots is closely related to family heredity. If there is no dominant factor in the genetic gene, they will not appear.

How to treat hereditary freckles

1. Radish

There are many kinds of radishes, including white skin, green skin, and red skin. They can be eaten raw or cooked. The vitamin C content is 10 times that of pears. It contains interferon inducers and has antiviral and anti-cancer effects. Radish is pungent, sweet and cool in nature. It has the effects of eliminating stagnation, resolving phlegm and relieving fever, detoxifying, lowering cholesterol, and preventing hypertension and coronary heart disease. Eating radish raw can also help with bowel movements.

2. Winter melon seeds

Take an appropriate amount of winter melon seeds, boil them, take them out and dry them in the sun, soak them in sake for a day, dry them in the sun and grind them into fine powder, take one spoonful daily. It can brighten eyesight and make skin as white as jade.

3. Angelica Hawthorn Tea

First, we need to prepare: 10 grams each of angelica and hawthorn, 5 grams each of white moss and tribulus terrestris. Then put all the medicines in a cup, pour in boiling water, seal it and soak it for 10-20 minutes before drinking as tea. Take one dose per day for one month. It can soothe the liver and strengthen the spleen, eliminate spots and resolve blood stasis.