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Let's face it. It can be difficult to find a hand lotion to lighten age spots. Most effective products are designed for use on the face. There are several reasons for this.
The most obvious is that women buy more of these products than men and women are usually most concerned about the appearance of their faces. Another reason is that protecting the hands from sunlight is difficult, unless a person wears gloves. What's the importance of protection from sunlight?
The spot is composed of skin cells containing melanin. Melanin is responsible for the skin's color. It is a natural defense mechanism. It protects the deepest of the skin's layers from UV rays of sunlight. It is primarily sunlight that triggers melanin production, although hormones sometimes play a role, as well.
We often forget to protect our hands from sun exposure. Even fair-skinned people rarely burn the backs of their hands, but they are the parts of our body that are most often exposed. Often, too, the skin on the hands looks older than on other parts of the body.
Instead of a specific hand lotion to lighten age spots, you should try to improve the overall health and appearance of your hands. This can be done with a good anti-aging moisturizer. Of course, most of the moisturizers on the market are just not that good. Face creams are usually higher quality. For some reason, most manufacturers choose mineral oil as the base for lotions to be used on the hands and body.
Mineral oil is not actually moisturizing. The oil is derived from crude oil, during the separation process that creates gasoline. Molecularly, it bears no resemblance to the oils produced by the skin's sebaceous glands. It is not readily absorbed and always leaves a slick greasy feeling.
A hand lotion to lighten age spots should contain lots of natural plant-based oils. Olive oil, jojoba and grape seed are excellent choices. These plant oils are very similar to those produced by the sebaceous glands. They penetrate deeply and quickly, without clogging the pores or leaving any greasy residue.
Shea butter is a good choice, as it is practically identical to the skin's own oils. But, the highest grades are only found in nighttime face creams. There are many products on the market that contain small amounts of low grade Shea butter. They are "okay" as moisturizers, but the highest grades have been shown to fade age spots, when used regularly over the course of four to six weeks.
So, you might end up using a nighttime face cream, instead of a hand lotion to lighten age spots. If you use it every night on your hands, face and neck, you will start to look younger, before you know it.
Try to stick with skincare products that are free of artificial preservatives and added fragrances. Like other additives, they are not beneficial and could cause allergic reactions.
So there you have it. Those are just some of the anti-aging alternatives to hand lotion to lighten age spots. There's always more to learn.
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