Pollution, exposure to UV rays, and low-quality cosmetics all contribute to the coloring of the lips and diminish their pinkness and pliability. However, a variety of natural therapies can help you lighten and restore the natural color of your lips.
- Give your lips some tender loving care by exfoliating them with a sugar scrub and toothbrush. A sugar scrub removes dead skin cells and reveals smooth, healthy skin underneath. Exfoliating the lips is one of the most effective techniques to remove dry, flaky, and dark skin that gives the lips a dull appearance.
- Before going to bed each night, apply a mixture of honey, glycerin, and lemon juice to lighten black lips naturally.
- Apply a small amount of fresh aloe vera gel to your lips every night. This will nourish and moisturize your lips and progressively diminish their pigmentation.
- Apply freshly extracted pomegranate juice on the lips. It provides a natural glow and gradually lightens darkly pigmented lips to give you the desired pink pout.
- The most potent lip stain in history is beetroot juice. And it is 100% natural and chemical-free. You can apply beetroot juice to your lips as often as you like and watch them transform into a gorgeous shade of pink.
- The potent mixture of honey and lemon is a natural bleach that can lighten even the darkest coloring. Use this natural cure instead of lip-lightening products to erase the blackness of your lips. Utilize it once or twice per week, then follow with a nourishing agent such as lip butter.
- Combine 1 tablespoon of sweet almond oil with a few drops of lemon juice. Mix thoroughly, apply to lips, and leave overnight.
- Make an effective lip scrub by combining olive oil and sugar granules, massaging the scrub onto the lips for a few minutes, and then removing it with a soft towel.
- Protect your lips by using a lip balm with a minimum SPF of 15. The lips are especially susceptible to damage from UVA and UVB exposure. They wrinkle and darken, so the best way to protect them is to apply moisturizing lip balms with SPF.