What to do if children's skin turns dark

Many people believe that dark skin is a sign of health, but this does not apply to children because children's skin is generally fair and tender. This is because children grow and develop quickly, which makes their metabolic levels higher than adults. Therefore, the phenomenon of dark skin in children is abnormal. So, what should we do when children's skin becomes darker? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

In addition to physiological aging, skin darkening is also related to many factors. If we understand these factors and take precautions, we can improve the situation to a certain extent.

Prevention and control measures:

Generally speaking, after eliminating the cause of the discoloration, such as curing the disease, stopping medication, avoiding eating hair-raising foods, using sunscreen, and not bathing too vigorously, the skin color will recover to a certain extent.

You can also eat more foods rich in vitamin C, such as tomatoes, fresh dates, hawthorn, spinach, citrus, kiwi and green vegetables. Vitamin C can interrupt the production process of melanin, prevent the further oxidation of the produced dopaquinone and reduce it to dopa, and can reduce the synthesis of serum copper and serum copper oxidase, thus maintaining the whiteness of the skin.

You can also use wine and vinegar. The method is: add peeled apples to rice wine, soak for several days, then add buckwheat, and after a week filter out the medicinal wine and apply it to the skin. Or you can mix vinegar and glycerin in a ratio of 5:1 and apply it on your face. It can also make rough and thick skin become delicate, whiter and tender.

The above is an explanation of what to do when children’s skin turns darker. I hope everyone can understand it. Especially those who have children at home must control the dark skin of their children in time. When children’s skin begins to have problems, they must be taken to the hospital for examination in time to find solutions and combine them with dietary control.