If you’re not there yet, you will be! We thought only our grandmothers had these spots and now we see them on us! The horrors!

Here are some things you can try to fade them

Lemon juice: mildly acidic, so it may be strong enough to slough off the skin’s outer layer and remove or lighten age spots. Dab the juice of a fresh lemon on the spots at least twice a day

Honey and yogurt create a natural bleach that can lighten age spots. Mix 1 tsp plain yogurt and 1 tsp honey. Apply, let dry for 30

Acne may be the scourge of the adolescent years, but it can follow some people into middle age and beyond. We hate it, but it’s there. Acne is by definition, a condition where the pores of the skin become clogged and the person gets inflamed and noninflamed lesions.

What causes acne? Heredity for the most part. Acne is genetic, but other factors can aggravate an acne outbreak, such as; stress, sun exposure, seasonal changes and climate. Also, certain types of makeup, and birth control pills

Baking Soda

Aside from baking soda’s fame as a household cleaner and a leavening agent, it has a long history of healing.

Also known as sodium bicarbonate, it is among the fastest acting antacids. when you down a teaspoon of baking soda, with a few drops of lemon juice, in a glass of water, the fizzy drink neutralizes stomach acid by converting it to harmless sodium chloride and carbon dioxide. Grandma swore by this for heartburn or indigestion and it’s safe to use for all ages.

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Home Remedies can’t always replace going to the doctor, and should never replace a trip to the hospital when needed. But everyday ailments and complaints can often be eased or helped with some good old fashioned advise and tried and true helps from Grandmas kitchen and garden. Using home remedies requires some common sense, so if you don’t have any, stop reading now! You have to know when it’s ok to try something easy and when a doctors visit has to happen. You have to know how to judge whether