If you start tanning of skin frequently, after some days, you might have experienced some white spots on certain parts of skin for example face, shoulder, back, leg and so on. It can appear if you do outdoor tanning in direct sunlight or do indoor tanning with tanning bed. Definitely, the unpredictable appearance of white spots from tanning makes you irritated and awkward and you want to get rid of them immediately. Let’s learn more concerning the reasons of white spots on skin.
The causes of white skin spots
The ultraviolet rays of sun are liable for becoming reason of skin tanning. The similar light is used in tanning bed as well. Most people suffer from white spots when the procedure of skin coloration is changed unexpectedly in some areas. It can be because of genetic aspects or skin lesions. In this situation, skin cell does not get while spots over sun exposure, but the closest skin areas become darker. As a consequence, the white spot on skin becomes highlighted. In other respects, they are not noticeable if there is less sun exposure.
As you use tanning bed, several pressure points appear when the ultraviolet rays are applied in the bed and the whole body weight is change suddenly on those points. The blood supply in these points is disturbed as a consequence of the further pressure. So, rays does not absorb in such points as they should be. Therefore, the white spots are grown on the skin surface.
Home remedy for while skin spots
Using vitamin-E oil on the spots will give sufficient nutrients to skin and it helps decrease the growth of spots. Preferably, it should be used two times every day, one time in morning and second time before sleep. Hydroxy acid promotes the new cell’s growth. It helps replace aged cells with new cells.
Anna Leake is a health blogger that focuses on topics related to nutrition, fitness, and mental health. She was born in New York City but at age 6 moved to the Midwest where she spent her childhood exploring nature with friends and family. Anna graduated from University of Michigan-Ann Arbor with degrees in psychology & human development.