The reason why you can’t get a white skin back after getting tanned

In the summer, everyone must pay attention to sun protection when going out, because the ultraviolet rays in the summer are very strong and it is easy to get tanned if you are not careful. However, ultraviolet rays also exist in other seasons, so you must also pay attention to sun protection. Some people's physiques are very easy to absorb melanin and get tanned, so as soon as they come back from going out, they will be noticeably darker. After getting tanned, I want to get my skin white again, but I can’t get my skin white again. What is the reason?

My skin has been tanned for several years but it still doesn't turn white

The reason why your skin does not turn white even after being tanned for several years is that the number and distribution of melanocytes in each person's body is different, which is determined by the genes you inherit when you are born. Therefore, people whose melanocytes are more active and whose melanocytes are not large in number will whiten relatively slowly. Furthermore, if your skin does not become white after being tanned for several years or becomes white slower than others, it is also related to each person’s age and lifestyle habits. The older people are, the slower their metabolism will be, and the rate at which melanin cells are metabolized will also decrease. And if a person often stays up late and has an unbalanced nutritional intake, which leads to problems with the body's detoxification system, melanin will linger in the body. If you don't take any measures or care methods for your skin after getting tanned, and still don't do a good job of sun protection, then it is normal for your skin to not become white after being tanned for several years. Therefore, whether it is due to genetics or slow metabolism, if you want to whiten your tanned skin, you still need to learn how to take good care of your skin and develop good living habits.

Glycerin plus vinegar can whiten your skin

If you want to whiten your skin after tanning, you can mix vinegar and glycerin in a ratio of 5:1, and then apply it on your face every day and then carry out normal skin care. Do this for a month and your skin will become whiter with obvious results. Because vinegar contains a large amount of acetic acid, it can soften and remove aging cuticles on the skin, dilute subcutaneous melanocytes, and inhibit the deposition of subcutaneous melanocytes. The oil contained in glycerin can absorb moisture from the air to moisturize the skin, and can also lock the moisture in the skin to prevent it from being lost.

Only when the skin is well hydrated can it metabolize better and excrete melanocytes.

Note: Use white vinegar, not aged vinegar. Because aged vinegar is colored, it will become discolored if used for a long time.