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Home :: Skin Disorders :: Freckles Freckles Freckles are brownish spots on the skin which appear early in life and increase in number during summer months and fade in winter. Freckles mainly occurs due to precipitation of pigments on the upper layer of skin or exposure to sun. Exposure to the sun causes to produce more melanin (melanin is produced by the body in response to sun exposure). Hydroquinone has also been a very popular treatment for the removal of freckles and combating skin discoloration, however it can irritate the skin. Kojic acid, discovered in Japan in 1989, is a natural product derived from fungi. It is gentle on the skin and very effective in treating skin discolouration and freckles. Treatment for FrecklesOne of the most important thing that you must remember, especially when you are suffering from freckles is to avoid sun exposure and wear a good quality sunscreen. One of the most used treatments for the removal of freckles is the use of bleaching agents, whose main function is masking the appearance of freckles by fading the freckles to a color of the surrounding skin, but sometimes their use may result in an undesirable appearance lightening or darkening the skin surrounding the spots, calling even more attention to the area than getting rid of the freckles. Natural Home Remedies for FrecklesFollowing are some of the most effective natural and home remedies for freckles:
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