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DIY Serum for Hyperpigmentation using Licorice Root

Hyperpigmentation is a common skin problem that affects many people. And it’s really expensive to treat at the dermatologist’s. But more and more people are using home remedies to soften hyperpigmentation. It’s unbelievable but simple ingredients like brown sugar and raw honey can make all the difference in the world!

Another natural ingredient that is popular for hyperpigmentation is licorice. Yup, that substance used to make those yummy licorice treats like candy cane. It’s actually an herb called licorice root from which licorice powder is extracted.

In Ayurveda, a 5000 year old holistic science originating from India, licorice root has long been used as a skin lightening herb. It’s said to be good for reducing hyperpigmentation by evening out the dark patches. It even lightens and brightens your skin tone!

In today’s post I’m going to show you how to make a DIY serum for hyperpigmentation using licorice root! It’s very simple and tons good for your skin! We’re going to be using licorice root, which you can easily buy online.

DIY Serum for Hyperpigmentation using Licorice Root

Make this diy serum for hyperpigmentation. It contains a powerful skin lightening ingredient called licorice root!

What you need

  • 2 medium sized licorice sticks (where to get it)
  • ½ cup of water
  • Small pot & heat source
  • Strainer (where to get it)
  • 4 oz amber glass dropper bottle (where to get it)

Directions

  • Bring ½ cup of water to a boil.
  • When it starts boiling, turn off the heat and drop in the licorice sticks.
  • Let them steep for 15 minutes.
  • Once the water has cooled down completely, strain it and store in a 4 oz amber glass dropper bottle.
  • To use, place a few drops on your palm, rub both palms together and dab them on your face.
  • Let it dry up then apply moisturizer.

What do you think? Are you ready to try out this simple DIY serum for hyperpigmentation?

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Comments

  1. TYVA says

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    Please help with my dilemma..I applied Himalaya Bleminor to my skin 1.5 years ago to lighten hyper-pigmentation.

    I accidentally lightened the skin too much – now this area is lighter than my natural skin tone/surrounding skin.

    Himalaya Bleminor contains licorice & thus glabridin.

    This cream prevents re-pigmentation from the sun/UVB light ..

    How can I remove what’s left of the cream in my skin or will it remain forever ?..

    because I have tried to bring back my colour by using a UVB lamp and only the surrounding area was getting darker ..

    This indicates that the skin in question still has the Licorice/glabridin in the skin ..

    Any help would be great, Many thanks

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