(Honey tip) Skin care tips

My skin became dark and dull, and after giving birth, I developed melasma and more blemishes.

My skin tone also darkened, and it was a complete disaster.

Because I like walking, I end up spending more time outside in the sunlight.

Naturally, dark spots started to appear under my eyes.

At that time, I didn't even realize it was a freckle and thought it was just dark circles.

I have also visited the dermatology clinic and the oriental medicine clinic.

Even if I sleep a lot, there is no improvement, and even if I try to correct my eating habits

My skin doesn't seem to get better.

Tried laser toning 10 times, but it wasn't dramatic and my skin became dry.

Even with whitening treatment at the oriental medicine hospital, it didn't work successfully.

So, I came up with home care and have been doing it ever since.

I purchased grain packs online, and there were various options such as good for melasma, sesame seeds, mung beans, and red beans.

After purchasing a variety and testing it on my arm.

Mix milk, yogurt, or just water and apply it to the skin.

I washed my face 20 minutes ago.

I managed it every other day.

I've been doing it consistently because I heard it's good for detoxification.

 

 

One day I pack, the next day I rest, and I keep this steady pattern for several months.

Once I get used to it, my skin naturally becomes brighter.

When the skin brightens, dark spots appear lighter and the overall complexion looks brighter, creating a phenomenon where the skin tone appears to be getting lighter.

The sub-ingredients are really diverse.

They made it with leftovers like milk, cucumber juice, and vegetable juice.

Cucumber juice is good during hot summers like now.

Potato juice was also good.

I have never experienced any trouble.

It's good because the elasticity increases and it can be easily managed at a low cost.

I prefer using grain packs over mask packs for skin care, and I have a lot of dark spots.

I can't see it.

It's also very good for rough skin and skin texture.

 

You can use it after testing on the back of your hand and confirming there is no allergy. It's for the skin.

You know that melasma and UV rays need to be carefully managed throughout all four seasons, right?!

Please remember this and I recommend starting with prevention.

It seems that you should start when there are no dark spots and your skin is clear. Skincare is a lifelong commitment!